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She tried to frame a question of some introductory kind, but could not.
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He tried to frame a question, but his lips were stiff with fright.
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But I also couldn't think of any way to frame a question on the subject.
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She tried to frame a question to which he could not give the same answer.
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Before he could frame a question, however, Watson blurted out that he had bad news.
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They will be taught how to address the SPEAKER, how to frame a question, and so forth.
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Tom was not much of a French scholar, but he could frame a question as to the Englishmen.
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Monsieur Louis looked at him inquiringly, but before he could frame a question the butler was in the room.
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Before any of the astounded party could frame a question or open their lips, the huge figure had stalked to the doorway and vanished.
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He seemed to be framing a question with his lips.
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His mind was framing a question-onehe must ask without committing himself or her.
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He framed a question, then hesitated, fearing the answer.
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Mr. Clacton, meanwhile, framed a question which, after a moment's hesitation, he put to Katharine.
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The classic example of such a nudge is framing a question as an opt-out rather than an opt-in.
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As we started across the floor I could see that Kennedy was framing a question with great care.
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He came near going off again, but rallied, and in a second or two his lips framed a question: