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1. A second question is whether the information gained from neuroimaging yields important insights into cognition and the brain.
2. A second question is whether the large decline in the money supply seen during the 1930s was primarily a cause or an effect of falling output and prices.
3. The second question was easier for Hayden to answer.
4. My second question is that we can all be relieved, as I understand it, that no person executed in Illinois has subsequently been found to be innocent.
5. The second question is whether empirical ethics is essentially connected with specific positions in meta-ethics.

Trick Question

1. THE PRESIDENT: The second question is a trick question, so I won't answer it.

Answering

1. A system for answering the second question is called a digital timestamping scheme.

Good Reason

1. The second question, "Do we have any good reason to think that God does (or does not) exist?", is equally important in the philosophy of religion.

Answer

1. The second question is: is it possible to do this for every Hausdorff compactification of X? We shall answer the questions posed above in affirmative.

Second Question

1. If the answer to the first question is "no", or if the answer to the second question is "yes", then "teach the controversy" fails.

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