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Whether this was their only contact with America is a moot question.
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Whether or not he was also a magician is a moot question.
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How far this increased wealth benefited the labouring classes is a moot question.
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Why these operators have come here, and whether more will follow, is a moot question.
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Whether or not the entities themselves are aware of their plight is a moot question.
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But when inflation bites again is a moot question.
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This, we may say, is the one moot question that this new-found document clears up.
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Either way, it was a moot question.
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Why men should kill deer is a moot question, but it is a habit of the brute.
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It was a moot question whether Mr. Harrihan resembled his dog, or whether his dog resembled him.
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It is a moot question which is the more fatally fascinating: the uniformed nurse or the weeded widow.
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But it is quite a moot question whether his tactics would have proved successful in the long run.
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It's a moot question, Mrs.-Brenda
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It's a moot question, Nor.
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Incidentally, we proposed to shoot them with the bow and arrow, and thereby answer a moot question in anthropology.
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With regard to saddles, here it is a moot question which is the better, yours or ours, for buck-jumpers.
