Well, let me answer this simple question by giving you an example.

Stop giving them lists of questions every single one of which has an answer.

We were giving you a chance to answer!

Answer me! Who's for going on and who's for giving up?

An answer.

What an answer!

I would like an answer. Please answer the question.

I'm giving you an order.

Miles is giving an expedition!

You'll get an answer.

You want an answer.

Waiting for an answer.

That's not an answer.

There is an answer.

I want an answer.

You want an argument or an answer?

Thanks for giving us an aristocrat.

And she develops an answer

I don't have an answer.

It is an easy answer.

And you'd get an answer.

I don't have an answer.

Please give me an answer.

Every riddle has an answer,

I want an answer now.

I'm waiting for an answer.

But giving up is not an option.

Not every question deserves an answer.

An Answer to the Russian Challenge

So we don't get an answer.

The teacher didn't have an answer.

I can't give you an answer.

If I give you an answer,

Who has an answer for Charlie?

So apparently she found an answer.

I... I don't have an answer.

I'll have an answer. With facts?

He wants an answer by Monday.

I have an answer for that.

He needs an answer by tomorrow.

And so, giving an example of this thing,

Thank you for asking a question that I can answer with an uncontroversial answer.

I want an answer from you ASAP.

The Pope has an answer, of course.

Instead, an imperfect answer produced heightened vulnerability.