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good question

British

noun

a question that is hard to answer immediately

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I don't want to stop, so that's a very good question.

From BBC

What goes with Brahms is always a good question, and both the L.A.

From Los Angeles Times

"That's a very good question, I think what we've seen is that if we can get a few good antibiotics, then we'll be back on on the front foot and then I think we can keep things in check," says Dr Edwards.

From BBC

“That is a good question,” said Roz.

From Literature

Why shares were tanking after more good news early in the week is a good question.

From Barron's

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