An aphorism attributed to Edward Jacob QC: The importance of questions was in this ratio: first, costs; second, pleading; and third, very far behind, the merits of the case. That's quoted in Ben ...
When a child learns to speak, they pepper us with questions—an instinct rooted in survival. In 2013, a British study of 1,000 mothers found that children asked their parents more than 300 questions ...
We asked Americans what they think about the value of a four-year college degree from a few different angles: Four-in-ten Americans say it is not too or not at all important to have a four-year ...
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