Two questions arise.

In this regard, a few unavoidable questions arise.

However, the Iraqi side agreed to endeavour to address any questions that might arise during the Commission apos s verification activities.

More questions arise from the policy response to the subsequent recession.

Are there any general conclusions that arise?

The relationship is, however, not strong and methodological questions arise in the interpretation of the results, as in any study of this nature.

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Any questions? Please.

Now, any questions?

Any questions, captain?

Any more questions?

Any further questions?

Any questions, 007?

Other questions which arise regarding a permanent system for communicating information include the following

Hoo ah? Any questions?

So far, any questions?

Any further questions, Benson?

Yeah! Any further questions?

Are there any questions?

Have you any more questions?

Don't ask any more questions.

Gentlemen, are there any questions?

Are there any other questions?

Sir, are there any questions?

He won't answer any questions.

Don't ask me any questions.

Any cases that arise lead immediately to discharge from the military forces.

Do you have any other questions?

Do you have any other questions?

He won't ask any other questions.

Don't you ever ask any questions?

And are there any other questions?

Both the cross X and machine printed name are legally valid signatures, though questions of proof may arise.

This recognition therefore, would help avoid unnecessary controversy that may arise if acutely sensitive questions were addressed globally.

Are there any further questions or comments?

First of all any questions so far?