61.   He knew that question was coming.

62.   He knew the questions were coming.

63.   He said he was working on a column about free e-mail when the question of password security came up.

64.   He shrugged, then relented, as if he knew the question would come again and again until he gave an answer.

65.   If economics, rather than the passions of a half century of conflict, controlled the outcome, there is little question a deal would come together.

66.   If the interviewee is lucky, the big question comes about a half-hour into the meeting.

67.   If economics controlled the outcome, there is little question a deal would come together.

68.   If the question of race came up, he would be called a light-skinned Hispanic.

69.   II A The test score question as it comes to us is one of word play, not substance.

70.   In continuing to do something creative, the first question does not come into play in a threatening way for us.