[Q]: If Senator Ghitter is correct about his interpretation of the motion, that would mean that the committee adopted a proposition that was contrary to the Rules of the Senate while he was in the chair; that he and the other committee members and the clerk of the committee understood this motion to mean that he had to report by twelve noon today, even though the Senate would not be sitting until 4 p.m. today; and that no one, including himself, knew that this would be contrary to the rules. The Senate was not going to sit until 4 p.m.
[A]: Yes

[Q]: He consults with his own legal counsel and he is told if he says yes, there is a problem because he will be perceived to have taken a position that is intimidating the employees and therefore that position will be used to justify certifying a union even when less than the majority of the employees support doing so. His lawyer is a female
[A]: It's impossible to say

[Q]: (Repeats item with no changes) COPENHAGEN Aug 10 Danish brewer Carlsberg said on Wednesday it has agreed to sell its 59 percent share of Carlsberg Malawi Limited to Castel Group. The sale is in line with Carlsberg's strategy to fully exploit and leverage its strengths while positioning itself for future growth, the brewer said. Carlsberg did not disclose financial details. (Reporting by Ole Mikkelsen, editing by Louise Heavens) Carlsberg was hesitant to sell the shares
[A]: It's impossible to say

[Q]: The coalition against Saddam has fallen apart or it's unraveling, let's put it that way. The sanctions are being violated. We don't know whether he's developing weapons of mass destruction. He better not be or there's going to be a consequence should I be the president. Saddam isn’t supposed to have any sanctions 
[A]:
No