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GQ

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AcronymDefinition
GQGuam
GQEquatorial Guinea (country code, top level domain)
GQGenderqueer
GQGood Question
GQGreat Quality (computer brand)
GQGem Quality
GQGeneral Quarters
GQGentleman's Quarterly
GQGeneral Question
GQGolden Quadrilateral (express highway project in India)
GQGypsy Queen
GQGuillou-Quisquater (identification scheme; cryptography)
GQGeneralized Quadrangle
GQGeared Radial (US Navy)
GQGoldfeld-Quant (statistical test)
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This much is true: It only takes one good question for a teacher to discover one genius after another, one at a time.
"The book stimulates some really good questions as it's aimed at that sort of age group.
Good question. First of all, for accurate zeroing, the BUIS must be in the last slot to the rear.
Good question. As BBC2 launched its latest series for budding entrepreneurs (who haven't heard about the credit crunch) what the hell were crap indy wailers Hamfatter doing as the opening act?
It would make a good question for a future edition of University Challenge.
For example, why pay 111.38[pounds sterling] for a Honsberg RVM flow switch when PVL can supply it for 69.50[pounds sterling]?" It's a good question.
GOOD question, but if they put them up in Hardwick maybe they'd be gone by the next day?
An eco-minded client once asked me, "Why would I choose to buy acreage?" Good question! land has intrinsic value," I answered.
Good question, but not one many evangelical and fundamentalist priests and preachers might like to explore.
That's a good question and something we ask a lot."
It's a good question, and one I have asked on several occasions.
"The assumption is that if we keep losses below the tolerable level, we should not notice a significant impact on productivity." Erosion is affected by farming practices, soil types, and weather, and Wilhelm says it's "a very good question" whether it's possible to predict what level of stover removal will hold soil organic carbon loss below tolerable levels.
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