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• The cellular phone call in question occurred on Dec . 28, 1997.
• Families are encouraged to view the program together and call in questions and comments.
• The calls in question appear on McVeigh's telephone credit card, issued under the pseudonym Darryl Bridges.
• Neither of these esteemed experts would comment directly on the call in question, for obvious reasons.
• Listeners can email in or call in questions.
• In those rulings, the referee will have 90 seconds to act on the call in question.
• Were theology to provide for this possibility it would thereby call in question its Christian character . ".
• Listeners call in questions about records they may have heard Kaczkowski play as long as 35 years ago.
• The replay judge will use all available technology to assess the call in question and supply his ruling.
• Call in questions to 617-929-2930.
• North American National Hockey League senior vice president Brian Burke said both calls in question " were absolutely, dead-on right.
• But it denies that any Christian may reject or call in question any truth, small or great, revealed by God.
• "If we begin to call in question men like Canale, frankly, one doesn't know where to turn, " he told the newspaper.
• After that comes a clever segment in which studio audience members call in questions for Miller from telephones positioned at every seat.
• After reviewing film of the two calls in question-both involving O'Neal hit6ing Andrei Kirilenko-Jackson said he saw no basis for the technical fouls.
• Larry King will conduct interviews with Republican newsmakers live from the convention and viewers will have their usual opportunities to call in questions.
• "Any attempts to call in question these fundamental principles are countering Ukrainian interests and may be dangerous to European stability, " the ministry said.
• The note contradicts Gore's repeated claims that the 45 calls in question were made to solicit only soft-money contributions for party building and issue ads.
• ICTV, on the air since 1986, offers live television, including a talk show that allows inmates to call in questions and comments from their cell-blocks.
• He said the medium might ultimately make lawmakers more accessible, by informing more constituents and allowing disabled citizens to call in questions to their member.