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In response to queries from lawmakers, Hogan’s top officials repeatedly said they did not know how many tests had been used.

The company does not rank in the top three LSAs for the query “HVAC in Tampa Florida.”

If you spot some low-competitive search queries that drive plenty of traffic, consider borrowing them.

You just have to make it a point to answer all the queries that your customers post on social media as quickly as possible.

It will often impact queries with strong transactional intent, suggesting local stores and service providers first.

The scheme has been condemned by civil liberties groups and queried by the National Association of Head Teachers.

Following my arrival at Ben Gurion Airport an immigration officer queried whether I wished to have my passport stamped.

In conversation with the novelist William Boyd some years ago, I queried him on the names of unheralded authors.

After The Daily Beast queried a Kennedy spokesman on the issue, a permit application was filed.

The Daily Beast queried seven law and public-policy experts on where they think the justices are likely to land.

I queried; and as I asked the question I noticed for the first time the gilt bars on his coat sleeve.

Should the age be queried when entry is sought, an incorrect answer will probably be given.

Tom queried, giving this young man, who was in civilian dress, a keen though good-humored look.

She waited a moment and then queried with exaggerated impudence: "Well?"

"Wonder what time it is," queried Tad aloud, searching about in his clothes for his watch.

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On this page you'll find 25 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to queried, such as: inquire, interrogate, quiz, knock, impugn, and challenge.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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