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Meanings of many questions in English

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Usage of many questions in English
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There were many questions and one very simple problem was floated: age.
The Guardian
2
People asked many questions, interrupting often to discuss and request more information.
The Shelters of Stone
3
View, engage, listen, read and ask as many questions as you wish.
The South African
4
It was dangerous work, but your employers didn't ask too many questions.
The Cylons’ Secret
5
This, of course, leads to many questions about the UK visitor visa.
The South African
6
Nancy said with unusual severity, 'Don't ask so many questions, my girl.'
Sword of Honour
7
He doesn't ask too many questions, and he doesn't talk too much.
The thirteenth tale: a novel
8
It said the announcement of Mr Scurrah's departure left many questions unanswered.
News.com.au
9
His statement last night does not satisfactorily answer the many questions raised.
The Irish Times
10
Skylan had so many questions, he didn't know which to ask first.
Doom of the Dragon
11
We have so many questions, but perhaps we should let you speak.
Reach for Infinity
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I have so many questions also about human rights to ask you.
News.com.au
13
Back in the house, Mrs. Miller and Miss Pietrzak asked many questions.
A nose for justice
14
Not many questions are asked and everything goes very quickly and smoothly.
Reuters
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They ask too many questions in an attempt to show their enthusiasm.
News.com.au
16
The man became increasingly interested in the research and asked many questions.
The Greatest Show on Earth: The Evidence for Evolution
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