open to question

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See: controversial, debatable, disputable, doubtful, dubitative, equivocal, indefinite, indeterminate, litigious, moot, pending, polemic, questionable, suspicious, uncertain

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The Wolverhampton race was won in a slow time and I think it quite possible that all five of his rivals simply ran below their best so just what he achieved has to be open to question.

JAMES KNIGHT; Coral chief odds compiler with his angles on today's action

Over the next two days we will publish the councillor's in-depth answers to a wide selection of questions, chosen from hundreds sent in for the Open to Question debate.

Store 'only way to halt decline'

Send your questions by December 19 to Lang - Open To Question, Evening Gazette, Borough Road, Middlesbrough TS1 3AZ.

Lang open to question

One can quarrel with some of the writer's value judgments, these, with most remarks of that genre, ever open to question.

Benozzo Gozzoli

Until then, Fox considers LeShan's argument "provocative" but open to question.

Cancer support-group data challenged

The Gazette has put local people in touch with the region's main movers and shakers through its Open to Question series - putting readers' questions to the people in charge.

Leading the fight on your behalf to protect our community..

Teplin said that while she welcomed the Justice Department count, it was open to question because the study relied on reports by the inmates themselves, who were asked whether they had a mental condition or had ever received treatment for a mental problem.

PRISONS CALLED NATION'S NEW MENTAL HOSPITALS

Readers are still being urged to quiz Cleveland's new police chief as part of the Gazette's Open to Question series.

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Readers can still quiz Cleveland's new police chief as part of the Gazette's Open to Question series.