Some of the Williamses’ other tactics also seemed to involve Pearl advice taken to extremes ; the Pearls say that “ a little fasting is good training , ” for example , and suggest hosing off a child who has potty - training lapses .

Question: What seemed to do something?

Some of the Williamses’ other tactics

other tactics

Question: What did something seem to do?

involve Pearl advice taken to extremes

Question: What involved something?

Some of the Williamses’ other tactics

Question: What did something involve?

Pearl advice

Pearl advice taken to extremes

Question: What was taken?

Pearl advice

Question: How was something taken?

to extremes

Question: What was something taken to?

extremes

Question: What says something?

the Pearls

Question: What does something say?

Question: Who suggests something?

the Pearls

Question: What does something suggest?

Question: Who is being hosed?

a child


The Williamses have pleaded not guilty and are awaiting trial .

Question: Who has pleaded something?

The Williamses

Question: What has someone pleaded?

not guilty

Question: Who is awaiting something?

The Williamses

Question: What is someone awaiting?

trial


Advertisement Continue reading the main story The Skagit County prosecutor said that he was not charging the Pearls and that the case for homicide did not depend on the Williamses’ readings or religion .

Question: What is being read?

the main story

Question: Who said something?

The Skagit County prosecutor

Question: What did someone say?

that he was not charging the Pearls

Question: Who wasn't charge someone?

The Skagit County prosecutor

he

Question: What wasn't someone charge?

the Pearls

Question: What didn't depend on something?

the case for homicide

Question: What didn't something depend on?

the Williamses’ readings or religion


But Dr. Frances Chalmers , a pediatrician who examined Hana ’s death for the Washington State Department of Social and Health Services , said of the Pearl methods : “ My fear is that this book , while perhaps well intended , could easily be misinterpreted and could lead to what I consider significant abuse . ”

Question: Who examined someone?

Dr. Frances Chalmers

a pediatrician

Question: What did someone examine?

Hana ’s death

Question: Who said something?

Dr. Frances Chalmers

Question: What did someone say something of?

the Pearl methods

Question: What is intended?

this book

Question: How is something intended?

well

Question: What can be misinterpreted?

this book

Question: How can something be misinterpreted?

easily

Question: What might lead to something?

this book

Question: What might something lead to?

what I consider significant abuse

Question: Who considers something?

I

Question: What does someone consider?

significant abuse


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you

Question: What is being verified?

you 're not a robot

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by clicking the box

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you

Question: What is being clicked?

the box


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You

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a newsletter

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to subscribe to

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a newsletter

newsletter


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you

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subscribing

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you


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An error


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again

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The same kind of plumbing tube was reported to have been used to beat Lydia Schatz , 7 , who was adopted at age 4 from Liberia and died in Paradise , Calif. , in 2010 .

Question: What was reported?

The same kind of plumbing tube

plumbing tube

Question: What was something reported to do?

to have been used to beat Lydia Schatz

have been used to beat Lydia Schatz

Question: What was used?

The same kind of plumbing tube

plumbing tube

Question: Why was something used?

to beat Lydia Schatz

to beat Lydia Schatz , 7

Question: What was something used to do?

beat Lydia Schatz

Question: What beat someone?

plumbing tube

Question: Who was beaten?

Lydia Schatz

Question: Who was adopted?

Lydia Schatz

Question: When was someone adopted?

at age 4

Question: Where was someone adopted?

from Liberia

Question: Where was someone adopted from?

Liberia

Question: Who died somewhere?

Lydia Schatz

Question: Where did someone die?

in Paradise , Calif.

Paradise , Calif.

Question: When did someone die somewhere?

in 2010


Her parents , Kevin and Elizabeth Schatz , had the Pearl book but ignored its admonition against extended lashing or harm ; they whipped Lydia for hours , with pauses for prayer .

Question: Who ignored something?

Her parents

Kevin and Elizabeth Schatz

Question: What did someone ignore?

Question: Who whipped someone?

Kevin and Elizabeth Schatz

they

Question: Who did someone whip?

Lydia

Question: How long did someone whip someone?

for hours


She died from severe tissue damage , and her older sister had to be hospitalized , officials said .

Question: Who died?

She

Question: What did someone die from?

severe tissue damage

Question: Who was hospitalized?

her older sister

Question: What did someone say?

Question: Who said something?

officials


The Schatzes , who were home - schooling nine children , three of them adopted , are both serving long prison terms after he pleaded guilty to second - degree murder and torture and she to voluntary manslaughter and unlawful corporal punishment .

Question: Who schooled someone?

The Schatzes

Question: Who did someone school?

nine children

Question: Who was adopted?

The Schatzes

nine children

three of them

Question: Who is serving something?

The Schatzes

nine children

Question: When is someone serving something?

both

Question: What is someone serving?

long prison terms

Question: Who pleaded something?

The Schatzes

he

Question: What did someone plead?

guilty


The Butte County district attorney , Mike Ramsey , criticized the Pearls’ book as a dangerous influence .

Question: Who criticized something?

Mike Ramsey

Question: What did someone criticize?

the Pearls’ book

Question: How did someone criticize something?

as a dangerous influence

Question: What did someone criticize something as?

a dangerous influence


The Pearls’ teachings also came up in the trial of Lynn Paddock of Johnston County , N.C. , who was convicted of the first - degree murder of Sean Paddock , 4 , in 2006 .

Question: What came?

The Pearls’ teachings

Question: Where did something come up?

Question: Who was convicted of something?

Lynn Paddock

Lynn Paddock of Johnston County , N.C.

Question: What was someone convicted of?

Question: When was someone convicted?

in 2006


The Paddocks had adopted six American children , some with emotional problems , and turned to the Internet and found the Pearls’ Web site , Mrs. Paddock said .

Question: Who adopted someone?

The Paddocks

Question: What did someone adopt?

six American children

Question: Who turned to something?

The Paddocks

Question: Where did someone turn?

to the Internet

Question: What did someone turn to?

the Internet

Question: Who founded something?

The Paddocks

Question: What did someone found?

the Pearls’ Web site

Question: What did someone say?

Question: Who said something?

Mrs. Paddock


Sean suffocated after being wrapped tightly in a blanket .

Question: Who suffocated?

Sean

Question: When did someone suffocate?

Question: Who was wrapped?

Sean

Question: How was someone wrapped?

tightly

tightly in a blanket

in a blanket


His siblings testified that they were beaten daily with the same plumbing tube .

Question: Who testified?

His siblings

Question: What did someone testify?

Question: Who was beaten?

His siblings

they

Question: How was someone beaten?

daily

with the same plumbing tube

Question: What was someone beaten with?

the same plumbing tube


Question: Who wasn't be charged?

Mr. Paddock


Some conservative Christian parents reject the Pearls’ teachings and have started a petition drive asking sellers like Amazon not to stock their books .

Question: Who rejects something?

Some conservative Christian parents

Question: What does someone reject?

the Pearls’ teachings

Question: Who has started something?

Some conservative Christian parents

Question: What has someone started?

a petition drive

Question: Who asked someone something?

Some conservative Christian parents

Question: What asked someone something?

a petition drive

Question: Who is being asked?

sellers

sellers like Amazon

Question: What is someone being asked?

not to stock their books

Question: Who doesn't stock something?

sellers like Amazon

Question: What isn't someone stock?

their books


Crystal Lutton , who runs Grace - Based Discipline , one of several Christian blogs that oppose corporal punishment , said the danger with the Pearls’ methods is that “ if you do n’t get results , the only thing to do is to punish harder and harder . ”

Question: Who runs something?

Crystal Lutton

Question: What does someone run?

Grace - Based Discipline

Question: What is based?

Discipline

Question: What opposes something?

one of several Christian blogs

several Christian blogs

Christian blogs

Question: What does something oppose?

corporal punishment

Question: Who said something?

Crystal Lutton

Question: What did someone say?

Question: Who gets something?

you

n’t

Question: What does someone get?

results

Question: What is being punished?

harder and harder


Parents at Mr. Pearl ’s church said they largely followed the couple ’s approach and were puzzled by the controversy .

Question: Who said something?

Parents at Mr. Pearl ’s church

Question: What did someone say?

Question: Who followed something?

they

Question: How did someone follow something?

largely

Question: What did someone follow?

the couple ’s approach

Question: Who was puzzled?

Parents at Mr. Pearl ’s church

Question: What was someone puzzled by?

the controversy


The Pearls’ children , too , say the attacks on their parents are misguided .

Question: Who says something?

The Pearls’ children

Question: What does someone say?


“ I had a wonderful childhood , ” said their daughter Shoshanna Easling , 28 , who is training her two children the same way .

Question: What did someone say?

“ I had a wonderful childhood

Question: Who did someone say?

their daughter

their daughter Shoshanna Easling

Shoshanna Easling

Question: Who is training someone?

Shoshanna Easling

Question: Who is someone training?

her two children

two children

Question: How is someone training someone?

the same way


“ My parents never spoke to me in anger , and I can only remember being spanked a couple of times . ”

Question: Who has spoke?

My parents

Question: Who didn't someone spoke to?

me

Question: How didn't someone spoke to someone?

in anger

Question: Who can remember something?

I

Question: What can someone remember?

being spanked

being spanked a couple of times

Question: When can someone remember something?

a couple of times

Question: Who is spanked?

I

Question: When is someone spanked?

a couple of times


Advertisement Continue reading the main story Mr. Pearl said that Shoshanna was spanked probably 50 times as a toddler but that it soon became unnecessary .

Question: What is being read?

the main story

Question: Who said something?

Mr. Pearl

Question: What did someone say?

Question: Who was spanked?

Shoshanna

Question: How was someone spanked?

as a toddler

Question: What was someone spanked as?

a toddler

Question: Who became something?

Shoshanna

Question: What became something?

it

Question: When did something become something?

soon

Question: What did something become?

unnecessary


Through book and video sales and donations , the Pearls’ No Greater Joy Ministries brings in $ 1.7 million a year , which they say goes back into the cause .

Question: How does something bring?

Question: What brings something?

the Pearls’ No Greater Joy Ministries

Question: What does something bring in?

$ 1.7 million a year

Question: Who says something?

they

Question: What does someone say?

goes back into the cause

Question: Who goes?

they

Question: Where does something go?

back into the cause

Question: What does something go into?

the cause


They live in a one - room apartment near the church .

Question: Who lives somewhere?

They

Question: Where does someone live?

in a one - room apartment


In his spare time , Mr. Pearl practices an offbeat hobby : he is a champion knife and tomahawk thrower .

Question: When does someone practice something?

In his spare time

Question: Who practices something?

Mr. Pearl

Question: What does someone practice?

an offbeat hobby

Question: Who is tomahawking someone?

Mr. Pearl

he

Question: Who is tomahawked?

thrower


Much of their advice is standard : parents should be loving , spend a lot of time with their children , be clear and consistent , and never strike in anger .

Question: Who is loved?

parents

Question: Who spends something?

parents

Question: What does someone spend?

a lot of time

a lot of time with their children

Question: Who does someone spend something with?

their children

Question: Who can't strike?

parents

Question: How doesn't someone strike?

in anger


But , citing Biblical passages like , “ He that spareth his rod hateth his son , ” they provide instructions for “ switching ” defiant children to provide “ spiritual cleansing . ”

Question: What is being cited?

Biblical passages

Question: Who provides something?

they

Question: What does someone provide?

instructions

Question: Who is being switched?

” defiant children

defiant children

Question: Why is someone switching someone?

to provide “ spiritual cleansing

Question: Who provided something?

” defiant children

defiant children

Question: What is being provided?

“ spiritual cleansing


They teach parents to use light taps to train infants not to roll off a blanket .

Question: Who teaches someone something?

They

Question: Who does someone teach?

parents

Question: What does someone teach someone to do?

to use light taps

use light taps

Question: Who uses something?

parents

Question: What does someone use?

light taps

Question: Why does someone use something?

to train infants

Question: Why is someone using something?

Question: Who trains someone?

parents

Question: What trains someone?

light taps

Question: Who is being trained?

infants

Question: Why is someone being trained?

not to roll off a blanket

Question: Who isn't roll?

infants

Question: What isn't someone roll off?

a blanket


For older children , parents are told to respond to defiance by hitting hard enough to sting with a willow switch , a belt , a wooden spoon or the tube .

Question: Who is told to do something?

parents

Question: What is someone told to do?

to respond to defiance

respond to defiance

Question: How is someone told to do something?

Question: Who responds to something?

parents

Question: What does someone respond to?

defiance

Question: How is someone responding to something?

Question: Who hits something?

parents

Question: How is someone hitting?

hard enough

Question: Who stings with something?

parents

Question: How is something being stung?

Question: What is being stung with?

a willow switch


Mr. Pearl describes child - rearing as a zero - sum test of wills .

Question: Who describes something?

Mr. Pearl

Question: What does someone describe?

child - rearing

Question: What does someone describe someone as?

a zero - sum test of wills

Question: How is someone rearing?

as a zero - sum test of wills

Question: What is someone rearing as?

a zero - sum test of wills


If a verbal warning does not work , he said , “ you have the seeds of self - destruction . ”

Question: What doesn't work?

a verbal warning

Question: Why did someone say something?

If a verbal warning does not work

Question: Who said something?

he

Question: What did someone say?


That the three known deaths involved adoptees worries Lisa Veleff Day of Portland , Me . , who adopted two children from Ethiopia .

Question: What was known?

deaths

Question: What involved someone?

the three known deaths

three known deaths

Question: What did something involve?

adoptees

Question: Who adopted someone?

Lisa Veleff Day

Lisa Veleff Day of Portland , Me .

Question: Who did someone adopt?

two children

Question: What did someone adopt?

two children from Ethiopia


“ These children have been ripped from their home country , extended family , culture and language , ” she said .

Question: Who has been ripped?

These children

Question: Where has someone been ripped?

from their home country

Question: What has someone been ripped from?

their home country

Question: Who said something?

she


“ The last thing they need is to be smacked around . ”

Question: Who needs something?

they

Question: What does someone need?

to be smacked around

Question: Who is smacked?

they

Question: How is someone smacked?

around


Mr. Pearl said he opposed the adoption of older children .

Question: Who said something?

Mr. Pearl

Question: What did someone say?

Question: Who opposed something?

Mr. Pearl

he

Question: What did someone oppose?

the adoption of older children


But on the central issue , he and his wife do not waver .

Question: Who doesn't waver?

he and his wife


“ To give up the use of the rod is to give up our views of human nature , God , eternity , ” they write .

Question: What is being given?

the use of the rod

Question: What gives up something?

the rod

Question: What is being given?

our views of human nature

Question: Who writes something?

they


These crawls are part of an effort to archive pages as they are created and archive the pages that they refer to .

Question: What archives something?

These crawls

Question: What is being archived?

pages

Question: How is something archived?

Question: What is created?

pages

they

the pages that they refer to

Question: What is being archived?

pages

the pages

the pages that they refer to

Question: What archives something?

they

Question: What does something refer to?

the pages

Question: What refers to something?

they


That way , as the pages that are referenced are changed or taken from the web , a link to the version that was live when the page was written will be preserved .

Question: What is referenced?

the pages

pages

Question: What is changed?

the pages that are referenced

Question: What is taken?

the pages that are referenced

Question: Where is something taken?

from the web

Question: What is something taken from?

the web

Question: What was written?

the page

Question: What is be preserved?


Then the Internet Archive hopes that references to these archived pages will be put in place of a link that would be otherwise be broken , or a companion link to allow people to see what was originally intended by a page 's authors .

Question: What hopes something?

the Internet Archive

Question: What does something hope?

Question: What is archived?

pages

Question: What is be put?

references to these archived pages

archived pages

Question: Where isn't something be put?

in place

in place of a link

Question: What will something?

a link

Question: What does something will?

be otherwise be broken

Question: What isn't be broken?

a link

Question: What allows someone to do something?

a companion link

Question: Who is being allowed?

people

Question: What is someone allowed to do?

Question: Who sees something?

people

Question: What is being seen?

Question: Who intended something?

a page 's authors


The goal is to fix all broken links on the web .

Question: What is being fixt?

all broken links

all broken links on the web

Question: Where is something being fixt?

on the web

Question: What is broken?

links

Question: Where is something broken?

on the web


Crawls of supported " No More 404 " sites .

Question: What is supported?

" No More 404 " sites

No More 404 " sites


Seeking out cost - conscious consumers who have gravitated toward inexpensive Android phones , Apple unveiled a much - anticipated cheap model in its popular iPhone series , dubbed the iPhone 5c , at a media event at its Cupertino , Calif. headquarters on Tuesday .

Question: What is being sought?

cost - conscious consumers

Question: Who seeks up something?

Apple

Question: Who gravitated?

consumers

Question: Where has someone gravitated?

toward inexpensive Android phones

Question: What has someone gravitated into?

inexpensive Android phones

Question: Who unveiled something?

Apple

Question: What did someone unveil?

a much - anticipated cheap model

Question: Where did someone unveil something?

in its popular iPhone series

Question: When did someone unveil something?

on Tuesday

Tuesday

Question: What was anticipated?

cheap model

Question: What is something dubbed?

the iPhone 5c

Question: When was something dubbed something?

on Tuesday


The iPhone 5c is the first of its kind , coming in a variety of bright colors rather than just white and black .

Question: What is coming?

The iPhone 5c

Question: How is something coming?

in a variety of bright colors

Question: What is something coming in?

a variety of bright colors


Its casing is made of plastic , rather than the high - strength metal that protects its more expensive cousin , the iPhone 5s , which was also shown to the public in Cupertino .

Question: What is made of something?

Its casing

Question: What is something made of?

plastic

Question: What protects something?

the high - strength metal

high - strength metal

Question: What does something protect?

its more expensive cousin

the iPhone 5s

Question: What was shown?

the iPhone 5s

Question: Who was something shown to?

the public

Question: Where was something shown?

in Cupertino


The 5c will be available in white , blue , green , rose and yellow .

Question: What is rosed?

The 5c


" The entire back and sides are made from a single part , " Phil Schiller , Apple 's senior vice president of worldwide marketing , said at Tuesday 's event .

Question: What is made?

The entire back and sides

Question: What is something made from?

a single part

Question: Who said something?

Phil Schiller

Question: Where did someone say something?

at Tuesday 's event


There are no seams , and the casing is made of polycarbonate reinforced with steel , and is described as " solid " and " dense " feeling .

Question: What is made of something?

the casing

Question: What is something made of?

polycarbonate

polycarbonate reinforced with steel

Question: What is reinforced with something?

polycarbonate

Question: What is something reinforced with?

steel

Question: What is described as something?

the casing

Question: How is something described?

as " solid " and " dense " feeling

Question: What is something described as?

" solid " and " dense " feeling


The iPhone 5c measures 4 inches diagonally , the same as the iPhone 5 , and has an 8-megapixel camera like the iPhone 5 .


This 16 G iPhone 5c will cost $ 99 and the 32 G will cost $ 199 with a two year contract .

Question: What will cost something?

This 16 G iPhone 5c

16 G iPhone 5c

Question: What will something cost?

$ 99

Question: What will cost something?

the 32 G

32 G

Question: What will something cost?

$ 199

Question: How will something cost something?

with a two year contract


While it 's not actually " cheap , " it is definitely less expensive than Apple 's other new phone , the iPhone 5s .


There are also six different colored cases will cost $ 29 , which you can mix and match with different colored iPhone 5c 's to create different color combinations .

Question: What will cost something?

six different colored cases

colored cases

Question: What will something cost?

$ 29

Question: Who can mix something?

you

Question: How can someone mix something?

with different colored iPhone 5c 's

Question: What can someone mix something with?

different colored iPhone 5c 's

Question: Why can someone mix something?

to create different color combinations

Question: Who can match?

you

Question: How can someone match something?

with different colored iPhone 5c 's

Question: What can someone match with?

different colored iPhone 5c 's

Question: Why can someone match something?

to create different color combinations

Question: What is colored?

iPhone 5c 's

Question: Why is something colored?

to create different color combinations

Question: Who creates something?

you

Question: What is being created?

different color combinations


The cases have circular cutouts so you can see the color of the iPhone .

Question: Who can see something?

you

Question: What can someone see?

the color of the iPhone


The iPhone 5c will be similar to the iPhone 5 in many ways , with a 4-inch display and and 8-megapixel camera .

Question: What is 8-megapixel?

camera


It does not have the fingerprint sensor that is featured on the iPhone 5s .

Question: What is featured?

the fingerprint sensor

Question: What is featured on something?

fingerprint sensor

Question: Where is something featured?

on the iPhone 5s

Question: What is something featured on?

the iPhone 5s


Like the iPhone 5s , the 5c will feature Apple 's new operating system , iOS 7 .

Question: What will feature something?

the 5c

Question: What will something feature?

Apple 's new operating system

Apple 's new operating system , iOS 7


Apple said that pre - orders for both lines of iPhone begin on Sept. 13 .

Question: Who said something?

Apple

Question: What did someone say?

Question: What begins?

pre - orders for both lines of iPhone

Question: When does something begin?

on Sept. 13

Sept. 13


The two phones will go on sale to the public one week later , on Sept. 20 .

Question: What will go?

The two phones

Question: Where will something go?

on sale

Question: What will something go on?

sale

Question: When will something go somewhere?

one week later

one week later , on Sept. 20

on Sept. 20


With the iPhone 5c , Apple hopes to break into markets it has yet to conquer , specifically in China and India , where Apple has been losing out to cheaper , Android - powered smartphones made by Samsung and others .

Question: How does someone hope to do something?

With the iPhone 5c

Question: Who hopes to do something?

Apple

Question: What does someone hope?

to break into markets

Question: What does someone hope to do?

break into markets

Question: Who breaks into something?

Apple

Question: What does someone break into?

markets

markets it has yet to conquer

Question: Who didn't conquer something?

Apple

Question: What didn't be conquered?

markets

Question: What didn't conquer something?

it

Question: Where didn't someone conquer something?

in China and India

Question: Who has been losing?

Apple

Question: What has someone lose?

cheaper , Android - powered smartphones

Question: What has someone lose up?

Question: What is powered?

smartphones

Question: What was made?

Android - powered smartphones

Question: Who made something?

Samsung and others


With a less expensive iPhone , Apple hopes to grow its popularity in less developed and poorer areas of the world .

Question: How does someone hope to do something?

With a less expensive iPhone

Question: Who hopes to do something?

Apple

Question: What does someone hope?

to grow its popularity

Question: What does someone hope to do?

grow its popularity

Question: Where does someone hope to do something?

Question: Who grows something?

Apple

Question: What is being grown?

its popularity

Question: Where does someone grow something?


Last week , a factory making parts of the iPhone 5c was tied to labor abuses in China .

Question: When was something made?

Last week

Question: What made something?

a factory

Question: What was made?

parts of the iPhone 5c

Question: When was something tied to something?

Last week

Question: What was tied to something?

a factory making parts of the iPhone 5c

Question: What was something tied to?

labor abuses

labor abuses in China

Question: Where was something tied?

in China


The China Labor Watch , a non - profit group , found that a U.S .- owned factory was not providing safe and fair environment for its workers .

Question: Who founded something?

The China Labor Watch

a non - profit group

Question: What did someone found?

Question: What was owned?

factory

Question: What wasn't provide something?

a U.S .- owned factory

Question: What wasn't provide?

safe and fair environment

Question: Who wasn't provide something?

its workers


Many of the factory 's workers are expected to stand over 11 hours a day and work up to 110 hours of unpaid overtime a month .

Question: Who is expected to do something?

Many of the factory 's workers

Question: What is someone expected to do?

stand over 11 hours a day

Question: Who stands?

Many of the factory 's workers

Question: When does someone stand?

over 11 hours a day

11 hours a day

Question: Who works?

Many of the factory 's workers

Question: What does someone work?


See some photos of the iPhone 5c from Apple 's presentation below : More photos on HuffPost :

Question: What is being seen?

some photos

some photos of the iPhone 5c

Question: How is something being seen?

More photos on HuffPost


14.45 : Marc Rogers , Principal Security Researcher at Lookout , has put together a list of the pros and cons of fingerprint technology .

Question: Who has put something?

Marc Rogers

Question: What has someone put?


He says : Fingerprints can be a useful addition to security but their value depends highly on the type of fingerprint reader and how it ’s is being used - for example the best use of a fingerprint is to provide a convenient way to unlock something in a medium to low security scenario .

Question: Who says something?

He

Question: What does someone say?

Question: What depends on something?

their value

Question: How does something depend?

highly

Question: What does something depend on?

Question: What ’s something?

fingerprint reader

it

Question: What is used?

fingerprint reader

Question: What provides something?

a fingerprint

Question: What does something provide?

Question: What is being unlocked?

something

Question: Where is something being unlocked?

in a medium to low security scenario


Pros : - You always have your finger print with you .


- A high entropy fingerprint reader is better than a 4 digit pin code .


Question: What ’s?

It

Question: How does something ’s?

easy to use


Cons : - It is already possible to lift and duplicate fingerprints and this technology is only going to improve with time .

Question: What is being lifted?

fingerprints

Question: What is being duplicated?

fingerprints

Question: What is going to do something?

this technology

Question: What is something going to do?

to improve with time

improve with time

Question: What improves with something?

this technology

Question: How does something improve?

with time

Question: What does something improve with?

time


As such its suggested that fingerprints should not be used as the sole credential in a high security scenario unless enhanced through the use of a PIN code or other secondary factor of authentication .

Question: What suggested something?

its

Question: What did something suggest?

Question: What isn't be used?

fingerprints

Question: How isn't something be used?

as the sole credential

Question: What isn't something be used as?

the sole credential

Question: Where isn't something be used?

in a high security scenario

Question: What is enhanced?

fingerprints

Question: How is something enhanced?

Question: What is something enhanced in?


- Thieves in some regions have worked out that you can force a victim to unlock a secured device , and in some extreme cases have also mutilated victims in order to steal their fingerprint .

Question: Where has someone worked up something?

in some regions

Question: What has someone worked up?

Question: Who can force someone?

you

Question: Who can someone force?

a victim

Question: Why can someone force someone?

to unlock a secured device

Question: What can someone force someone to do?

unlock a secured device

Question: Who unlocks something?

a victim

Question: What does someone unlock?

a secured device

Question: When did someone mutilate someone?

in some extreme cases

Question: Who did someone mutilate?

victims

Question: Why did someone mutilate someone?

in order to steal their fingerprint

Question: What is being stolen?

their fingerprint


- Low entropy fingerprint readers provide little benefit over a 4 digit pin code .

Question: What provides something?

fingerprint readers

Question: What does something provide?

little benefit

little benefit over a 4 digit pin code


The best way for a manufacturer to leverage biometric security features such as a fingerprint would be for them to use this as a foundation from which additional security can be built into device features .

Question: Who leverages something?

a manufacturer

Question: What is being leveraged?

biometric security features

Question: What did something will to do?

Question: Why is something being -?

Question: Who uses something?

a manufacturer

them

Question: What is being used?

this

Question: How is something being used?

as a foundation

Question: What can be built into something?

additional security

Question: How can something be built?

into device features

Question: What can something be built into?

device features


Unlocking a device with a fingerprint , if done right , can be much more convenient than entering a pin code multiple times a day .

Question: What is being unlocked?

a device

Question: How is something unlocked?

with a fingerprint

Question: What is being entered?

a pin code

Question: How is something being entered?

multiple times a day


However as mentioned in the " cons " above , the risk of a replay attack can not be ruled out and as such it would be best to see this feature offered as an enhancement to existing pin / passphrase security .

Question: Where is something mentioned?

in the " cons "

in the " cons " above

above

Question: What is mentioned?

Question: What can't be ruled?

the risk of a replay attack

Question: What will something?

it

Question: What did something will?

Question: What is being seen?

this feature

Question: What is offered?

this feature

Question: How is something offered?

Question: What is something offered as?

Question: What is existing?

pin / passphrase security


15.39 : Commenting on iOS 7 back in June , The Telegraph 's Consumer Technology Editor Matt Warman said : What Apple has done is show that it can cater to its own loyal fan base as well as they demand , and what that means in practice is that it 's a beautiful operating system , there is now almost no reason why an Apple user would want to go somewhere else for something that looks on screen as lovely as the hardware feels in the hand .

Question: What is being commented on?

iOS 7

Question: When is someone commenting on something?

back in June

Question: Who said something?

Matt Warman

Question: What did someone say?

Question: Who showed something?

Apple

Question: What does someone show?

Question: Who can cater to something?

Apple

Question: What can cater to something?

it

Question: What can something cater to?

its own loyal fan base

Question: Who demands something?

Apple

they

Question: What means something?

that

Question: How does something mean something?

in practice

Question: Who will something?

an Apple user

Question: What does someone will?

want to go somewhere else

Question: Who would want to do something?

an Apple user

Question: What will someone want?

to go somewhere else

Question: What will someone want to do?

go somewhere else

Question: Who go somewhere?

an Apple user

Apple user

Question: Where is someone go?

somewhere else

Question: What looks?

something

Question: Where does something look?

on screen

Question: What does something look on?

screen

Question: What feels?

the hardware

hardware

Question: Where does something feel?

in the hand


The iPhone 5S will run Apple 's iOS 7 , which is a striking departure from previous versions of the operating system .

Question: What will run something?

The iPhone 5S

Question: What will something run?

Apple 's iOS 7


The new software has been designed to make the iPhone appear bigger , as its features take up the entirety of the screen .

Question: What has been designed?

The new software

Question: Why has something been designed?

to make the iPhone appear bigger

Question: What has something been designed to do?

make the iPhone appear bigger

Question: What makes something?

The new software

Question: What is being made?

the iPhone appear bigger

Question: What appears?

the iPhone

Question: How does something appear?

bigger

Question: What takes up something?

its features

Question: What does something take up?

the entirety of the screen


A new " control centre " on the phone will enable users to adjust its settings with just one swipe from the bottom of the screen , and text will appear sharper .

Question: What will enable someone to do something?

A new " control centre

A new " control centre " on the phone

Question: Who will something enable?

users

Question: What will something enable someone to do?

to adjust its settings

Question: What would something enable someone to do?

adjust its settings

Question: Who adjusts something?

users

Question: What is being adjusted?

its settings

Question: How is something being adjusted?

Question: What will appear something?

text

Question: How will something appear?

sharper


Jason Jenkins , editor of CNET , says : In many ways , the most exciting part of Apple 's launch has already happened .

Question: Who says something?

Jason Jenkins

Question: What does someone say?

Question: What has happened?

Apple 's launch


The new version of the phone 's operating system , iOS 7 , was announced a while ago , and whatever the new hardware looks like , the new software will make it feel very different to what you buy today .

Question: What was announced?

iOS 7

Question: When was something announced?

a while ago

Question: What looks?

the new hardware

new hardware

Question: What will make something?

the new software

new software

Question: What will something make?

Question: What feel something?

the new software

new software

Question: What feels something?

it

Question: What does something feel?

very different

very different to what you buy today

Question: Who buys something?

you

Question: When does someone buy something?

today


In fact , there is a danger existing owners may hate the new look : it 's a very big change , and I 'm not sure people that buy iPhones are the same people that enjoy learning completely new menu systems .

Question: Who is existing?

owners

Question: Who might hate something?

existing owners

Question: What does someone hate?

the new look

Question: Who buys something?

people

Question: What does someone buy?

iPhones

Question: Who enjoys something?

people

Question: What does someone enjoy?

learning completely new menu systems

Question: Who is learning something?

people

Question: What is someone learning?

completely new menu systems


More details on Apple 's iOS 7 operating system are available here : iOS 7 : Apple unveils new operating system 15.29 : Watch out for camera announcements later .

Question: Who unveils something?

Apple

Question: What does someone unveil?

new operating system 15.29

Question: Who watches?

Apple

Question: Why is someone watching up?

for camera announcements

Question: What is being watched about?

camera announcements

Question: When is something being watched?

later


According to SlashGear , we can expect the iPhone 5S to have an 8-megapixel camera with a wider f/2.0 aperture lens and support for 1080p HD video recording .

Question: Who is something according to?

SlashGear

Question: What is according to something?

Question: Who can expect something?

we

Question: What can someone expect?


However , earlier leaks suggested a possible 12- or even 13-megapixel camera .

Question: What suggested something?

earlier leaks

Question: What did something suggest?


The iPhone 5S is expected to include a 64-bit A7 processor , which would mean that the new iPhone will run approximately 31 percent faster then previous models .

Question: What is expected to do something?

The iPhone 5S

Question: What is something expected to do?

include a 64-bit A7 processor

Question: What includes something?

The iPhone 5S

Question: What is being included?

a 64-bit A7 processor

Question: What does something will?

Question: What would mean something?

The iPhone 5S

Question: What would something mean?

Question: What will run?

the new iPhone

new iPhone

Question: How will something run?

approximately 31 percent faster


The model will also have 2 GB of RAM , keeping up with most of the premium offerings in the Android markets , and faster 4 G LTE connectivity , according to reports .

Question: What keeps up something?

The model

Question: What is being kept something?

Question: What is according to something?

Question: What is something according to?

reports


15.16 : Several Telegraph readers have expressed concerns that the fingerprint reader feature would allow Apple to pass on biometric information to the US National Security Agency ( NSA ) .

Question: Who has expressed something?

Several Telegraph readers

Question: What has someone expressed?

concerns

Question: What will to do something?

the fingerprint reader feature

fingerprint reader feature

Question: What did something will to do?

Question: What would allow something?

the fingerprint reader feature

fingerprint reader feature

Question: Who will something allow?

Apple

Question: What would something allow someone to do?

Question: Who passes on something?

Apple

Question: What is someone pass on?

biometric information

Question: Who is something being passed to?

the US National Security Agency ( NSA )


Biometrics have been used in consumer electronics for several years , although their mainstream adoption has been very low .

Question: What has been used?

Biometrics

Question: Where has something been used?

in consumer electronics

Question: What has something been used in?

consumer electronics

Question: How long has something been used somewhere?

for several years


A fingerprint sensor on the next iPhone could massively boost uptake of the technology .

Question: What can boost something?

A fingerprint sensor

A fingerprint sensor on the next iPhone

Question: How can something boost something?

massively

Question: What can something boost?

uptake of the technology


15.12 : David Webber , managing director of financial services software provider Intelligent Environments , predicts that Apple ’s new iPhone fingerprint scanner is set to trigger a huge upswing in the number of Brits accessing their bank accounts via a mobile phone :

Question: Who is managing something?

David Webber

Question: What is someone managing?

Question: Who predicts something?

David Webber

Question: What does someone predict?

Question: What is set to do something?

Apple ’s new iPhone fingerprint scanner

Question: What is set?

new iPhone fingerprint scanner

Question: What is something set to do?

Question: What triggers something?

Apple ’s new iPhone fingerprint scanner

new iPhone fingerprint scanner

Question: What is being triggered?

a huge upswing

Question: Who is accessing something?

Brits

Question: What is someone accessing?

their bank accounts

Question: How is something being accessed?

via a mobile phone


According to our research , two fifths ( 40 % ) of UK consumers would be more likely to access their bank accounts via a smartphone if it had a built - in fingerprint scanner , that ’s equivalent to over 18.4 million UK consumers .

Question: What is something according to?

our research

Question: What is according to something?

Question: Who will something?

two fifths ( 40 % ) of UK consumers

UK consumers

Question: What does someone will?

Question: Who access something?

two fifths ( 40 % ) of UK consumers

UK consumers

Question: What is someone access?

their bank accounts

Question: How is something being accessed?

via a smartphone

Question: Why is someone access something?

Question: What is accounted?

bank

Question: How is something accounted?

via a smartphone

Question: What was built?

it

Question: Where was something built?

in fingerprint scanner

Question: What does something ’s?

equivalent


Currently , more than a quarter of Brits ( 27 % ) avoid using digital banking altogether due to the hassle of using a pin sentry or card reader to access their account .

Question: When does someone avoid something?

Currently

Question: Who avoids something?

more than a quarter of Brits

Question: What does someone avoid?

using digital banking

Question: How does someone avoid something?

altogether

Question: Why does someone avoid something?

Question: Who is use something?

more than a quarter of Brits

Question: What isn't someone use?

digital banking

Question: How is something being used?

altogether

Question: Why is someone use something?

Question: What is being used?

a pin sentry or card reader

Question: Why is something being used?

to access their account

Question: What is being accessed?

their account


In fact , as many one in eight ( 13 % ) are effectively locked out of their account as they ’ve lost their pin sentry .

Question: Who is locked?

many one in eight ( 13 % )

Question: How is someone locked?

effectively

Question: What is someone locked into?

their account

Question: When is someone locked somewhere?

as they ’ve lost their pin sentry

Question: Who ’ve something?

they

Question: Who lost something?

’ve

Question: What did someone lose?

their pin sentry


Biometric authentication will change all this .

Question: What will change something?

Biometric authentication

Question: What will something change?

all this


The new iPhone will do for passwords what iTunes did for CDs .


It wo n’t be long before the majority of mobile devices incorporate biometric authentication and with banks keen to ensure the highest levels of security for their customers , it will be interesting to see which bank will be the first to integrate it into its mobile banking apps .

Question: What incorporates something?

the majority of mobile devices

mobile devices

Question: What does something incorporate?

biometric authentication

Question: Who ensures something?

banks

Question: What is being ensured?

Question: What is being seen?

Question: Who is integrate something?

which bank

Question: What is being integrated?

it

Question: Where is something being integrated?

into its mobile banking apps

Question: What is something integrated into?

its mobile banking apps


15.08 : Separate high - resolution images published last week by Australian teenager Sonny Dickson , ( who has been behind a number of high - profile Apple leaks ) , show a circular component that is presumed to fit underneath the iPhone home button , with a fingerprint scanning mechanism at its centre .

Question: What was published?

Separate high - resolution images

images

Question: When was something published?

last week

Question: Who published something?

Australian teenager Sonny Dickson

Question: What shows something?

Separate high - resolution images

images

Question: What does something show?

a circular component

Question: What is presumed to do something?

a circular component

Question: What is something presumed to do?

fit underneath the iPhone home button

Question: What fits?

a circular component

Question: Where is something fitting?

underneath the iPhone home button


One of the more controversial features expected in the iPhone 5S is a fingerprint sensor , which could be used for unlocking the homescreen or confirming identity for payment from the App Store or other outlets .

Question: What is expected?

One of the more controversial features

controversial features

a fingerprint sensor

Question: Where is something expected?

in the iPhone 5S

Question: What can be used?

a fingerprint sensor

fingerprint sensor

Question: Why is something used?

for unlocking the homescreen

Question: What can something be used for?

unlocking the homescreen

Question: What is being unlocked?

a fingerprint sensor

the homescreen

Question: What is being confirmed?

identity

identity for payment


The latest leaked images of the hotly anticipated iPhone 5S appear to show a silver ring encircling the home button , which is thought to be part of the fingerprint sensor : 15.00 : It is though that the cheaper iPhone 5C model could help Apple mount an assault on the massive and booming Chinese smartphone market .

Question: What is leaked?

images

Question: What is anticipated?

iPhone 5S

Question: What appears to do something?

Question: What does something appear to do?

Question: What shows something?

Question: What does something show?

Question: What is encircling something?

a silver ring

silver ring

Question: What is something encircling?

the home button

Question: What is thought to do something?

Question: What is something thought to do?

to be part of the fingerprint sensor

be part of the fingerprint sensor

Question: What can help something?

the cheaper iPhone 5C model

cheaper iPhone 5C model

Question: Who can something help?

Apple

Question: What can something help someone  do?

mount an assault

Question: Who mounts something?

Apple

Question: What is being mounted?

an assault


Telegraph Media , Telecoms and Technology Editor Chris Williams reports : In a signal of intent , Apple will hold its first media event in Beijing , nine hours after the global showcase at its headquarters in Cupertino , California .

Question: Who reports something?

Chris Williams

Question: What does someone report?

In a signal of intent

Question: Who would hold something?

Apple

Question: What will someone hold?

its first media event

Question: Where would someone hold something?

in Beijing

Beijing

Question: When will someone hold something?


The company has been preparing the ground for a big push in China for some months .

Question: Who has been preparing something?

The company

Question: What has someone been preparing?

the ground

Question: What has someone been preparing something for?

a big push

Question: Where has someone been preparing something?

in China

China

Question: How long has someone been preparing something?

for some months


In April , it bowed to Chinese government pressure and issued a public apology over its iPhone warranty policies .

Question: When did something bow to something?

In April

Question: What bowed to something?

it

Question: What did something bow to?

Chinese government pressure

Question: When did someone issue something?

In April

Question: What issued something?

it

Question: What did someone issue?

a public apology


In an open letter , Cook said : " We always bear immense respect for China and the Chinese consumers are always our priority among priorities . "

Question: Where did someone say something?

In an open letter

Question: Who said something?

Cook

Question: What did someone say?

Question: Who bears something?

Cook

We

Question: When does someone bear something?

always

Question: What does someone bear?

immense respect

Question: Who does someone bear something for?

China


Read his full analysis here : New iPhone : Will Apple take on China ?

Question: What is being read?

his full analysis

Question: Where is something being read?

here

Question: Who takes on something?

Apple

Question: What does someone take on?

China


14.50 : We 're also expecting a gold version of the iPhone 5S. The device is unlikely to be " a totally blinged - out gold , " according to TechCrunch 's MG Siegler , but a more subtle " champagne " colour - similar to the previously released gold iPod Mini .

Question: Who is expecting something?

We

Question: What is someone expecting?

a gold version of the iPhone 5S.

Question: What is being blinged?

The device

Question: How is something blinged?

totally

Question: What is blinged?

gold

Question: Who is something according to?

TechCrunch 's MG Siegler

Question: What was released?

gold iPod Mini


Here is a mock - up of what it could look like by iMore : More info here : Apple iPhone 5S : ' new champagne gold colour coming ' 14.46 : Some new colours in Apple 's iPhone line - up could be refreshing .

Question: What can look something?

it

Question: What can something look by?

iMore

Question: What is coming?

new champagne gold colour


Until now , Apple has only offered the iPhone in black and white , ( or ' slate ' and ' silver ' for the iPhone 5 ) .

Question: When did someone offer something?

Until now

Question: Who has offered something?

Apple

Question: What has someone offered?

the iPhone

Question: How did someone offer something?

in black and white


However , a number of photos showing colourful plastic rear shells alleged to be for Apple 's rumored lower - cost iPhone 5C have surfaced in recent weeks : 14.42 : As usual , rumours and leaks about the new iPhone started surfacing months ago .

Question: What shows something?

a number of photos

photos

Question: What does something show?

colourful plastic rear shells

Question: What is alleged to do something?

colourful plastic rear shells

Question: What is something alleged to do?

Question: What was rumored?

Apple

lower - cost iPhone 5C

Question: What has surfaced?

Question: When has something surfaced?

in recent weeks

Question: What started doing something?

rumours and leaks about the new iPhone

Question: What did something start  doing?

surfacing

Question: When did something start doing something?

months ago

Question: What was surfacing?

rumours and leaks about the new iPhone

Question: When was something surfacing?

months ago


Apple is expected to launch at least two devices today – one a high - end replacement for the iPhone 5 , and one a low - end cheaper model with a plastic case , aimed exclusively at developing markets .

Question: Who is expected to do something?

Apple

Question: What is someone expected to do?

to launch at least two devices

launch at least two devices

Question: When is someone expected to do something?

today

Question: Who launches something?

Apple

Question: What is being launched?

at least two devices

Question: When is something being launched?

today

Question: What is aimed?

a plastic case

Question: How is something aimed?

exclusively at developing markets

Question: What is something aimed at?

developing markets

Question: What is developing?

markets


14.35 : The notoriously secretive company that started the new era of touchscreen mobile phones faces criticism that it has lost its ability to innovate , and is failing to address the burgeoning Chinese market .

Question: Who started something?

The notoriously secretive company

Question: What did someone start?

Question: What faces something?

Question: What does something face?

criticism

Question: What has lost something?

it

Question: What has something lost?

its ability to innovate

Question: What is being innovated?

touchscreen mobile phones

Question: Who innovate?

it

Question: Who is failing to do something?

Question: What is someone failing to do?

address the burgeoning Chinese market

Question: What isn't be addressed?

the burgeoning Chinese market

Question: What is burgeoning?

Chinese market


It is also under growing pressure to fight back against Samsung ’s ever - growing range of products that now includes a smart watch , the Galaxy Gear , and an improved tablet featuring handwriting recognition .

Question: What is growing?

pressure

Question: What is fighting?

range of products

Question: What growes something?

range of products

Question: What does something growe?

a smart watch

Question: What includes something?

an improved tablet

improved tablet

Question: What does something include?

handwriting recognition


14.30 : Apple 's iPhone launch event is due to start in Cupertino , California in about three and a half hours .

Question: What starts somewhere?

Apple 's iPhone launch event

Question: Where is something starting?

in Cupertino , California

Cupertino , California

Question: When does something start somewhere?

in about three and a half hours


The Telegraph will be bringing you all the news , as it happens , here .

Question: Who is bring someone something?

The Telegraph

Question: Who is someone bring something?

you

Question: What is someone bring someone?

all the news

the news

Question: Where is someone bring something?

here

Question: What happens?

the news

it

Question: Where does something happen?

here


Members of the media and Apple employees wait outside Apple headquarters in Cupertino , Calif. , for the company ’s news conference .

Question: Who waits somewhere?

Question: Where does someone wait?

Question: Why does someone wait somewhere?

for the company ’s news conference


Sept. 10 , 2013 Members of the media and Apple employees wait outside Apple headquarters in Cupertino , Calif. , for the company ’s news conference .

Question: When does someone wait somewhere?

Sept. 10 , 2013

Question: Who waits somewhere?

Question: Where does someone wait?

Question: Why does someone wait somewhere?

for the company ’s news conference


The consumer device maker introduces its latest smartphone models , this time including a discount version , and tells users when they can download iOS 7 , the new operating system .

Question: Who introduces something?

The consumer device maker

Question: What does someone introduce?

its latest smartphone models

Question: When does someone introduce something?

this time

Question: What includes something?

its latest smartphone models

Question: When does something include something?

this time

Question: What does something include?

a discount version

Question: Who tells someone something?

The consumer device maker

Question: Who does something tell something?

users

Question: What does someone tell someone?

when they can download iOS 7

Question: Who can download something?

users

they

Question: What can someone download?

iOS 7

iOS 7 , the new operating system


Question: Who introduces something?

The consumer device maker

Question: What does someone introduce?

its latest smartphone models

Question: When does someone introduce something?

this time

Question: What includes something?

its latest smartphone models

Question: When does something include something?

this time

Question: What does something include?

a discount version

Question: Who tells someone something?

The consumer device maker

Question: Who does something tell something?

users

Question: What does someone tell someone?

when they can download iOS 7

Question: Who can download something?

users

they

Question: What can someone download?

iOS 7

iOS 7 , the new operating system


Question: Who introduces something?

The consumer device maker

Question: What does someone introduce?

its latest smartphone models

Question: When does someone introduce something?

this time

Question: What includes something?

its latest smartphone models

Question: When does something include something?

this time

Question: What does something include?

a discount version

Question: Who tells someone something?

The consumer device maker

Question: Who does something tell something?

users

Question: What does someone tell someone?

when they can download iOS 7

Question: Who can download something?

users

they

Question: What can someone download?

iOS 7

iOS 7 , the new operating system


Apple unveiled two new versions of its flagship iPhone on Tuesday , including a lower - cost smartphone aimed at price - conscious customers in fast - growing overseas markets .

Question: Who unveiled something?

Apple

Question: What did someone unveil?

two new versions of its flagship iPhone

Question: When did someone unveil something?

on Tuesday

Tuesday

Question: What included something?

two new versions of its flagship iPhone

Question: When did something include something?

on Tuesday

Question: What is included?

a lower - cost smartphone

Question: What does something include?

Question: What is aimed?

a lower - cost smartphone

Question: What is something aimed at?

price - conscious customers

Question: What is something aimed with?

Question: What is growing?

overseas markets


Six years after it entered the smartphone market , Apple is shifting strategies to appeal to a more fragmented audience and threats from low - cost competitors .

Question: What entered something?

it

Question: What did something enter?

the smartphone market

Question: When is someone shifting something?

Question: Who is shifting something?

Apple

Question: What is someone shifting?

strategies

Question: Why is someone shifting something?

Question: When does someone appeal to something?

Question: Who appeals to something?

Apple

Question: What does someone appeal to?


With the introduction of the cheaper phone , the iPhone 5C , Apple is targeting a younger , less - affluent audience .

Question: How is someone targeting something?

Question: Who is targeting someone?

Apple

Question: Who is someone targeting?

a younger , less - affluent audience


It is also offering a traditional upgrade , the high - end iPhone 5S , for its core audience of gadget lovers .

Question: What is offering something?

It

Question: What is something offering?

a traditional upgrade

Question: Why is something being offered?

for its core audience of gadget lovers


The entire smartphone industry is grasping at ways to lure buyers for their most expensive — and most profitable — models as U.S. and Western European markets become saturated with established smartphone owners .

Question: What is grasping?

The entire smartphone industry

Question: What is something grasping at?

Question: When is someone grasping?

Question: Who lures someone?

The entire smartphone industry

Question: Who is being lured?

buyers

Question: Why is someone being lured?

Question: What is someone lured for?

Question: When is someone luring something?

Question: What becomes something?

U.S. and Western European markets

Question: What does something become?

saturated

Question: What is saturated with something?

U.S. and Western European markets

Question: What is something saturated with?

established smartphone owners

Question: What is established?

smartphone owners


“ It ’s not a growth market as it was five years ago , ” said Gartner analyst Carolina Milanesi .

Question: What ’s something?

It

Question: What does something ’s?

not a growth market

Question: Who said something?

Gartner analyst Carolina Milanesi

Carolina Milanesi


In key markets , Apple , which traditionally releases one premium smartphone model per year , has been losing market share to low - cost smartphone makers such as ZTE , Lenovo and Xiaomi .

Question: Where does something release something?

In key markets

Question: Who releases something?

Apple

Question: What does something release?

one premium smartphone model

Question: When does something release something?

per year

Question: Who has lose something?

Apple

Question: What has have been lost?

market share

Question: What has something be lost to?


Estimates from Gartner showed that , in the most recent quarter , Samsung picked up 31.7 percent of the global market , compared with Apple ’s 14.2 percent .

Question: What showed something?

Estimates

Estimates from Gartner

Question: What did something show?

Question: When did someone pick up something?

in the most recent quarter

Question: Who picked up something?

Samsung

Question: What did someone pick up?

31.7 percent

31.7 percent of the global market

Question: Who was compared with something?

Samsung

Question: What is compared with something?

31.7 percent of the global market

Question: What is something compared with?

Apple ’s 14.2 percent


The iPhone 5C will come in several new colors , including yellow , blue and pink , which should appeal to younger buyers .

Question: What will come in something?

The iPhone 5C

Question: How will something come?

in several new colors

Question: What will something come in?

several new colors

Question: What includes something?

several new colors

new colors

Question: What does something include?

yellow , blue and pink

Question: Who might something appeal to?

younger buyers


It will start at $ 99 on a two - year contract — the same price point that Apple used to offer for its older phones .

Question: What will start?

It

Question: When will something start?

at $ 99

Question: What will something start at?

$ 99

Question: Where will something start?

on a two - year contract

Question: What did someone use?

the same price point

price point

Question: Who used something?

Apple

Question: What did someone use something to do?

to offer for its older phones

offer for its older phones

Question: Who offered something?

Apple

Question: What did someone offer something for?

its older phones

Question: What did someone offer for?

older phones


But Apple ’s downmarket strategy comes with risks .

Question: What comes with something?

Apple ’s downmarket strategy

downmarket strategy

Question: What does something come with?

risks


By offering a lower - cost version of the iPhone , Apple could cheapen its brand or cannibalize demand for its more expensive model , analysts have said .

Question: What is being offered?

a lower - cost version of the iPhone

Question: Who offers something?

Apple

Question: How can someone cheapen something?

Question: Who can cheapen something?

Apple

Question: What can someone cheapen?

its brand

Question: Who cannibalizes something?

Apple

Question: What is being cannibalized?

demand

demand for its more expensive model

Question: How did someone say something?

Question: Who has said something?

analysts


In this case , the iPhone 5C may not be cheap enough to attract true bargain hunters .

Question: What attract someone?

the iPhone 5C

Question: Who is being attracted?

true bargain hunters


In many overseas markets , wireless providers do not subsidize the cost of the phone , which will retail at $ 549 .

Question: Where doesn't someone subsidize something?

In many overseas markets

Question: Who doesn't subsidize something?

wireless providers

Question: What doesn't someone subsidize?

the cost of the phone

Question: What will retail?

the phone

Question: When will something retail?

at $ 549

Question: What will something retail at?

$ 549


Still , because the phone , which is made of plastic rather than glass and aluminum , is cheaper to make , Apple should be able to boost its profit margin , Milanesi said .

Question: What is made of something?

the phone

Question: What is something made of?

plastic

Question: What is being made?

the phone

Question: Who boost something?

Apple

Question: What is being boosted?

its profit margin

Question: What did someone say?

Question: Who said something?

Milanesi


“ It ’s more about margins and longevity than uplifting their place in the market , ” she said .

Question: What ’s of something?

It

Question: What does something ’s of?

more about margins and longevity

Question: What is being uplifted?

their place

their place in the market

Question: Where is something being uplifted?

in the market

Question: Who said something?

she


As for the iPhone 5S , which will start at a contract price of $ 199 , Apple is offering several upgrades from its previous model , including a new gold color .

Question: What will start?

the iPhone 5S

iPhone 5S

Question: How will something start?

at a contract price of $ 199

Question: What will something start at?

a contract price of $ 199

Question: Who is offering something?

Apple

Question: What is someone offering?

several upgrades

Question: What does something include?

a new gold color


That phone comes with a chip that measures motion and environmental information , which Apple is using for health and fitness apps .

Question: What comes with something?

That phone

Question: What does something come with?

Question: What measures something?

a chip

Question: What does something measure?

motion and environmental information

Question: Who is using for something?

Apple

Question: Why is someone using?

for health and fitness apps

Question: What is someone using for?

health and fitness apps


It also includes a new fingerprint sensor known as “ Touch ID . ”

Question: What includes something?

It

Question: What does something include?

a new fingerprint sensor

Question: What is known as something?

a new fingerprint sensor

Question: What is something known as?

“ Touch ID


Users will be able to teach the iPhone to recognize fingerprints and even use that information to authenticate App Store purchases .

Question: Who teach something?

Users

Question: What is someone teach?

the iPhone

Question: Why is someone teaching something?

to recognize fingerprints

Question: Who recognizes something?

Users

Question: What recognizes something?

the iPhone

Question: What is being recognized?

fingerprints

Question: Who uses something?

Users

Question: What is being used?

that information

Question: Why is something being used?

to authenticate App Store purchases

Question: Who authenticates something?

Users

Question: What is being authenticated?

App Store purchases


Apple is marketing the fingerprint technology as a step forward in security — an attribute that could help it appeal to business consumers .

Question: Who is marketing something?

Apple

Question: What is someone marketing?

the fingerprint technology

Question: How is someone marketing something?

as a step forward in security

Question: What is something marketed as?

a step forward in security

Question: What might help something?

an attribute

Question: What might something help?

it

appeal to business consumers

Question: What appeal?

it

Question: Who might something appeal to?

business consumers


But it ’s unclear whether the fingerprint sensor is any more secure than a four - digit PIN number , said Scott Matsumoto , a principal consultant for the software security firm , Cigital .

Question: What ’s something?

it

Question: What does something ’s?

unclear

Question: Who said something?

Scott Matsumoto


“ It just substitutes one thing for another , ” he said .

Question: What substitutes something?

It

Question: What does something substitute?

one thing

Question: What does something substitute something for?

another

Question: Who said something?

he


The new technology could also raise privacy concerns .

Question: What can raise something?

The new technology

Question: What can something raise?

privacy concerns


Apple has said that it wo n’t store fingerprint data on its servers — only on the devices themselves .

Question: Who has said something?

Apple

Question: What has someone said?

Question: Who stores something?

Apple

n’t

Question: What is being stored?

fingerprint data

Question: Where is something being stored?

on its servers


But consumers may still want to think carefully before allowing their phone , and Apple ’s App Store , to gain access to such unique identifying information , said Jeff Chester of the Center for Digital Democracy .

Question: Who wants to do something?

consumers

Question: What does someone want?

to think carefully

Question: What does someone want to do?

think carefully

Question: Who thinks?

consumers

Question: How does someone think?

carefully

Question: When does someone think?

Question: Who allows something?

consumers

Question: What is being allowed?

their phone

their phone , and Apple ’s App Store

Question: Why is something being allowed?

Question: Who gains something?

consumers

Question: What is being gained?

Question: What is being identified?

information

Question: What did someone say?

Question: Who said something?

Jeff Chester


“ Apple ’s new product should spark a much - needed debate on how much personal information has to be collected from us and the need for comprehensive privacy legislation , ” he said .

Question: What will spark something?

new product

Question: What might something spark?

a much - needed debate

Question: What will something spark?

Question: What is needed?

debate

Question: What is be collected?

personal information

Question: Who is collect something?

us

Question: Who said something?

he


The new phones were announced Tuesday afternoon at an Apple event in California .

Question: What was announced?

The new phones

Question: When was something announced?

Tuesday afternoon

Question: Where was something announced?

at an Apple event in California


They will be available for sale Sept. 20 in more than 100 countries and on 270 carriers — including in the all - important China .

Question: What does something include?

in the all - important China


Following Apple ’s announcement , company shares dipped nearly 3 percent .

Question: What is being followed?

Apple ’s announcement

Question: When did something dip?

Following Apple ’s announcement

Question: What dipped?

company shares

Question: How did something dip?

nearly 3 percent


It closed down about 2 percent at $ 494.64 per share .

Question: What closed?

It

Question: How much did something close?

about 2 percent

Question: How did something close?

about 2 percent at $ 494.64 per share


Click to email this to a friend ( Opens in new window )

Question: Why should someone click?

to email this to a friend

Question: What is being emailed?

this

Question: Where is something being emailed?

to a friend

Question: Who is something being emailed to?

a friend

Question: Where does someone open?

in new window


Click to share on Pinterest ( Opens in new window )

Question: What is being clicked?

to share on Pinterest

share on Pinterest

Question: What is being shared on?

Pinterest

Question: Where is something being opened?

in new window

Question: What is being opened?

new window


Click to share on Tumblr ( Opens in new window )

Question: What is being clicked?

to share

to share on Tumblr

share

Question: Where is something being shared?

on Tumblr

Question: What is being shared on?

Tumblr

Question: Where is something being opened?

in new window


Click to share on Google+ ( Opens in new window ) Share on Facebook ( Opens in new window )

Question: What is being clicked?

to share

to share on Google+

share on Google+

Question: Where is something being shared?

on Google+

Question: What is being shared on?

Google+

Question: Where is something being opened?

in new window

Question: What is being opened?

new window

Question: Where is something being opened?

in new window

Question: What is being opened?

new window


Click to share on Twitter ( Opens in new window )

Question: What is being clicked?

to share

to share on Twitter

share

Question: Where is something being shared?

on Twitter

Question: What is being shared on?

Twitter

Question: Where is something being opened?

in new window


January Jones was a red carpet glamour gal in a skin - tight strapless dress Tuesday night , but when RadarOnline.com spotted her the next morning , she was in the same dress and looking decidedly worse for wear .

Question: Who spotted someone?

RadarOnline.com

Question: Who did someone spot?

her

Question: When did someone spot someone?

the next morning

Question: Who was looking?

January Jones

she

Question: How was someone looking?

decidedly worse

decidedly worse for wear


PHOTOS : January Jones Gives Her Dress A Work - Out The sexy and single Mad Men star attended the GQ Magazine Oceana World Oceans Day party Tuesday night at the swank Sunset Tower Hotel .

Question: Who gives something?

January Jones

Question: What does someone give?

Her Dress A Work - Out

Question: Who attended something?

The sexy and single Mad Men star

Mad Men star

Question: What did someone attend?

Question: When did someone attend something?

Tuesday night

Question: Where did someone attend something?

at the swank Sunset Tower Hotel


She dazzled on the red carpet and mixed inside the event with the likes of Jakob Dylan and David Arquette .

Question: Who dazzled somewhere?

She

Question: Where did someone dazzle?

on the red carpet

Question: What did someone dazzle on?

the red carpet


PHOTOS : January Jones Poses In Sexy Lingerie Jones , 32 , was n’t seen by the outside world again until 10:15 am Wednesday when she exited a cab that had brought her from the hotel to her home in L.A. ’s Los Feliz neighborhood .

Question: How was someone seen?

n’t

Question: Who saw someone?

the outside world

Question: When was someone seen?

until 10:15 am Wednesday

Question: Who exited something?

she

Question: What did someone exit?

a cab

Question: What has brought someone?

a cab

Question: Who did something bring?

her

Question: Where did someone bring someone?

from the hotel

from the hotel to her home in L.A.


January ’s dress , hair and make - up were more than a little askew as she walked on her sky - high heels .

Question: When does something make something?

January

Question: When did someone walk?

January

Question: Who walked?

she

Question: Where did someone walk?

on her sky - high heels

Question: What did someone walk on?

her sky - high heels


Question: What looked?

It

Question: How did something look?

like a Walk of Shame


Stars Dish At Man Men Premiere South Dakota - born Jones stars as Betty Draper in the surprise TV hit Mad Men and she is slated to star alongside Liam Neeson and Diane Kruger in the movie thriller Unknown White Male .

Question: Who was bornt?

South Dakota

Jones

Question: What was hit?

TV

Question: Who is hit?

Mad Men

Question: Who is slated to do something?

Jones

she

Question: What is someone slated to do?

Question: Where is someone slated to do something?

Question: Who stars?

Jones

she

Question: Who does someone star with?

Liam Neeson

Liam Neeson and Diane Kruger

Question: Who is being starred?

Diane Kruger

Question: Where does someone star?


She previously dated Ashton Kutcher and singer Josh Groban .

Question: Who dated someone?

She

Question: When did someone date someone?

previously

Question: Who did someone date?

Ashton Kutcher and singer Josh Groban

Josh Groban


After 4-Car Wreck ' Mad Men ' Star Leaves Scene


After 4-Car Wreck " starallegedly slammed into three parked cars and left the scene .

Question: When did something slam into something?

After 4-Car Wreck

Question: How did something slam into something?

starallegedly

Question: What was something slammed into?

into three parked cars

Question: What did something slam into?

three parked cars

Question: When did someone leave something?

After 4-Car Wreck

Question: What did someone leave?

the scene


LAPD tells TMZ January was driving a Range Rover around 9 PM last night when she allegedly lost control , hit the other cars and caused some major damage .

Question: Who tells something?

LAPD

Question: Who does someone tell something?

TMZ

Question: What does someone tell someone?

Question: When was someone driving something?

January

around 9 PM last night

last night

Question: What was someone driving?

a Range Rover

Question: When did someone lose something?

January

Question: Who lost something?

she

Question: What did someone lose?

control

Question: When did someone hit something?

January

Question: Who hit something?

she

Question: What did someone hit?

the other cars

Question: Who caused something?

LAPD

Question: When did someone cause something?

January

Question: What did something cause?

some major damage


We 're told a witness reported the accident to police and claimed that January fled on foot after saying , " I ca n't deal with this commotion .

Question: Who is told something?

We

We 're

Question: What is someone told?

Question: What was someone told?

Question: Who reported something?

a witness

Question: What did someone report?

the accident

Question: Who did someone report something to?

police

Question: Who claimed something?

We

a witness

Question: What did someone claime?

Question: When did someone flee?

January

Question: Where did someone flee?

on foot

Question: When did someone flee somewhere?

Question: When did someone say something?

January

Question: What did someone say?

I ca n't deal with this commotion

Question: When doesn't someone deal with something?

January

Question: Who doesn't deal with something?

I

Question: What doesn't someone deal with?

this commotion


" Police tell us that while officers were on scene investigating January returned and claimed she fled because paparazzi were trailing her .

Question: Who tells someone something?

Police

Question: Who does someone tell something?

us

Question: What does someone tell someone?

Question: Who was investigating something?

officers

Question: What was someone investigating?

January

Question: When did someone return?

January

Question: Who claimed something?

Police

officers

Question: When did someone claime something?

January

Question: What did someone claime?

she fled

Question: Who fled?

she

Question: Why did someone flee?

because paparazzi were trailing her

Question: Who was trailing?

paparazzi

Question: Who was someone trailing?

her


January was not cited or arrested , but her car was impounded and police have launched an investigation .

Question: What wasn't be cited?

January

Question: When was someone arrested?

January

Question: What was impounded?

her car

Question: Who has launched something?

police

Question: What has someone launched?

an investigation


Police say no alcohol or drugs were involved .

Question: Who says something?

Police

Question: What does someone say?

no alcohol or drugs were involved

Question: What was involved?

alcohol or drugs


As for why paps might have been trying so hard to get a shot of Jones -- photos of her doing a " walk of shame " were all over the Internet yesterday , showing her arriving home in a taxi in the same dress she wore to an event the night before ( Below ) .

Question: Who wasn't try?

paps

Question: How was someone be trying?

so hard

Question: Why wasn't someone try something?

to get a shot of Jones

Question: Who got something?

paps

Question: What was be gotten?

a shot of Jones

Question: What did something show?

her arriving home in a taxi

Question: Who was arriving?

her

Question: Where was someone arriving?

home

in a taxi

Question: Who wore to something?

paps

Question: What did someone wear?

the same dress

dress

Question: Who wore something?

she

Question: What did someone wear something to?

to an event

an event

Question: When did someone wear to do something?

the night before


: Police tell TMZ Jones told them she was at The London West Hollywood Hotel watching the Lakers lose and then drove home .

Question: Who tells someone something?

Police

Question: Who does someone tell something?

TMZ

Question: What does someone tell someone?

Question: Who told something?

Jones

Question: Who did someone tell something?

them

Question: What did someone tell someone?

Question: Who was watching something?

Jones

she

Question: Where did someone watch something?

at The London West Hollywood Hotel

The London West Hollywood Hotel

Question: Who was watched?

the Lakers

Question: What was someone watching?

lose

Question: Where did someone lose?

The London West Hollywood Hotel

Question: Who lost?

the Lakers

Question: Who droved somewhere?

Jones

the Lakers

Question: Where did someone drove?

at The London West Hollywood Hotel

The London West Hollywood Hotel

home


She says several paparazzi started following her and she lost control of her car and struck 3 parked vehicles .

Question: Who says something?

She

Question: What does someone say?

Question: Who started?

several paparazzi

Question: What did someone start  doing?

following her

Question: Who was following someone?

several paparazzi

Question: Who was someone following?

her

Question: Who lost something?

she

Question: What did someone lose?

control of her car

Question: Who struck something?

several paparazzi

she

Question: What did someone strike?

3 parked vehicles

parked vehicles

Question: What was parked?

vehicles


Jones says the photogs were harassing her so she left her license and walked a half a block to her home and called 911 .

Question: Who says something?

Jones

Question: What does someone say?

the photogs were harassing her

Question: Who was harassing someone?

the photogs

photogs

Question: Who was someone harassing?

her

Question: Why was someone harassed?

Question: Who left something?

Jones

she

Question: What did someone leave?

her license

Question: Who walked somewhere?

Jones

she

Question: How did someone walk?

a half a block

Question: Where did someone walk?

to her home

Question: Who called someone?

Jones

Question: Who did someone call?


The dispatcher told Jones cops had just arrived on scene so she returned .

Question: Who told something something?

The dispatcher

Question: Who did someone tell something?

Jones

Question: What did someone tell someone?

Question: Who arrived somewhere?

cops

Question: Where did someone arrive?

on scene

Question: Who returned?

she


We 're told there will not be a hit - and - run investigation .

Question: Who is told something?

We

We 're

Question: What is someone told?


And cops say they did not administer a field sobriety test because there was no evidence of alcohol .

Question: Who says something?

cops

Question: What does someone say?

Question: Why does someone say something?

Question: Who didn't administer something?

cops

they

Question: What didn't someone administer?

a field sobriety test

Question: Why didn't someone administer something?


BARRINGTON , R.I. ( AP ) — Women clad in yoga pants plan to parade through a coastal Rhode Island town in protest of a man who said the attire looks tacky and ridiculous .

Question: Who was clad in something?

Women

Question: How was someone clad?

in yoga pants

Question: What was someone clad in?

yoga pants

Question: Who plans to do something?

Women

Women clad in yoga pants

Question: What does someone plan?

Question: What does someone plan to do?

Question: Why does someone plan to do something?

in protest of a man

Question: Who parades somewhere?

Women

Women clad in yoga pants

Question: Where is someone parading?

through a coastal Rhode Island town

Question: What does someone parade through?

a coastal Rhode Island town

Question: Why is someone parading somewhere?

Question: Who said something?

a man

Question: What did someone say?

the attire looks tacky and ridiculous

Question: What looks something?

the attire

Question: What does something look?

tacky and ridiculous


The women plan to hold a parade Sunday in Barrington to show they can wear whatever they want .

Question: Who plans to do something?

The women

Question: What does someone plan?

to hold a parade

Question: What does someone plan to do?

hold a parade

Question: When does someone plan to do something?

Sunday

Question: Where does someone plan to do something?

Sunday in Barrington

in Barrington

Barrington

Question: Why does someone plan to do something?

Question: Who holds something?

The women

Question: What does someone hold?

a parade

Question: When does someone hold something?

Sunday

Question: Where does someone hold something?

Sunday in Barrington

in Barrington

Question: Why does someone hold something?

Question: Who shows something?

The women

Question: What does someone show?

a parade

they can wear whatever they want

Question: When does someone show something?

Sunday

Question: Where does someone show something?

in Barrington

Barrington

Question: Who can wear something?

The women

they

Question: Where can someone wear something?

in Barrington

Question: What can someone wear?

whatever they want

Question: Who wants something?

The women

they

Question: Where does someone want something?

in Barrington

Question: What does someone want?

whatever


Their outrage is in response to a letter that town resident Alan Sorrentino wrote to the Barrington Times about his dislike of yoga pants .

Question: What did someone write to someone?

a letter

Question: Who wrote to something?

town resident Alan Sorrentino

Alan Sorrentino

Question: Who did someone write something to?

the Barrington Times

Question: What did someone write?

about his dislike of yoga pants

Question: What did someone write about?

his dislike of yoga pants


He said women over age 20 should n't wear them .

Question: Who said something?

He

Question: What did someone say?

women over age 20 should n't wear them

Question: Who doesn't wear something?

women

women over age 20

Question: What doesn't someone wear?

them


" Yoga pants belong in the yoga studio , " he wrote .

Question: What belongs somewhere?

Yoga pants

Question: Where does something belong?

in the yoga studio

Question: Who wrote something?

he


Wearing a " Speedo " to the supermarket ?

Question: What is being worn?

a " Speedo "

Question: Where is something being worn?

to the supermarket

the supermarket


Question: What is being imagined?

if men did that


Sorrentino wrote that it 's " bizarre and disturbing " to see the outfits on " mature , adult women , " noting that it 's " usually paired with a blousy top and a pony tail hairdo . "

Question: Who wrote something?

Sorrentino

Question: What did someone write?

Question: Who saw something?

Sorrentino

Question: What is being seen?

the outfits

the outfits on " mature , adult women

Question: Who noted something?

Sorrentino

Question: What did someone note?

Question: What is paired with something?

it

Question: How is something paired with something?

usually

Question: How is something paired?

Question: What is something paired with?

a blousy top and a pony tail hairdo


He said it 's the worst thing to happen in women 's fashion since the miniskirt .

Question: Who said something?

He

Question: What did someone say?

Question: What happened?

the worst thing

Question: Where is something happening?

in women 's fashion

Question: What is something happening in?

women 's fashion

Question: When did something happen somewhere?

since the miniskirt


He said women should wear a " nice pair of tailored slacks " or jeans instead .

Question: Who said something?

He

Question: What did someone say?

Question: Who wears something?

women

Question: What does someone wear?

Question: What is tailored?

slacks


He told women who wear yoga pants that he 's struggling with his own physicality as he ages and said , " I do n't want to struggle with yours . "

Question: Who told something something?

He

Question: Who did someone tell something?

women

Question: What did someone tell something?

women who wear yoga pants

Question: Who wears something?

women

Question: What does someone wear?

yoga pants

Question: Who is struggling with something?

women

he

Question: What is someone struggling with?

his own physicality

Question: When is someone struggling with something?

as he ages

Question: Who ages?

women

he

Question: Who said something?

He

Question: What did someone say?

I do n't want to struggle with yours

Question: Who doesn't want to do something?

I

Question: What doesn't someone want to do?

to struggle with yours

struggle with yours

Question: Who struggle with something?

women

I

Question: What isn't someone struggle with?

yours


He did n't return a call for comment Friday .

Question: Who didn't return something?

He

Question: What didn't someone return?

a call

Question: When didn't someone return something?

Friday


Women in the town and around Rhode Island have called the comments sexist and are planning to parade down his street .

Question: Who called something?

Women

Question: Who has called something?

Question: What has someone called?

the comments

sexist

Question: Who is planning to do something?

Women

Question: What is someone planning to do?

to parade down his street

parade down his street

Question: Who parades somewhere?

Women

Question: Where is someone parading?

down his street

Question: What is someone parading through?

his street


In a Facebook page to promote the parade , women from as far as Texas and Australia said they 'll wear yoga pants on Sunday in a show of solidarity .

Question: Where is something being promoted?

a Facebook page

Question: What is being promoted?

the parade

Question: Where did someone say something?

Question: Who said something?

women

Question: What did someone say?

they 'll wear yoga pants

Question: Who wear something?

women

Question: Who would wear something?

they

Question: What will someone wear?

yoga pants

Question: When will someone wear something?

on Sunday

Sunday

Question: How is someone wear something?

in a show of solidarity


by Doug MacGunnigle , WPRO News Alan Sorrentino , the man who wrote the critical letter about women in yoga pants to the Barrington Times this week , spoke exclusively to WPRO ’s John DePetro Saturday and asked organizers to call off a planned protest parade on his home Sunday , saying he has received threats on his life and property .

Question: Who wrote something?

Alan Sorrentino

the man

Question: What did someone write?

Question: When did someone write something?

this week

Question: Who spoked?

Alan Sorrentino

Question: How did someone spoke?

exclusively

Question: Who did someone spoke to?

WPRO

John DePetro

Question: When did someone spoke to someone?

Saturday

Question: Who asked someone to do something?

Alan Sorrentino

John DePetro

Question: Who did someone aske something?

organizers

Question: What did someone aske someone?

to call off a planned protest parade

Question: What did someone aske someone to do?

call off a planned protest parade

Question: When did someone aske someone to do something?

Sunday

Question: Who called up something?

organizers

Question: What did someone call up?

a planned protest parade

Question: Where did someone call up something?

on his home

Question: When did someone call up something?

Sunday

Question: When did someone say something?

Sunday

Question: What did someone say?

Question: Who has received something?

he

Question: What has someone received?

threats

Question: What has someone received something on?

his life and property


“ Please do n’t invade my home , ” Sorrentino said to DePetro .

Question: Who invades something?

n’t

Question: What is be invaded?

my home

Question: Who said something?

Sorrentino

Question: Who did someone say something to?

DePetro


“ It ’s vicious and intimidating , ” Sorrentino continued .

Question: What ’s something?

It

Question: What does something ’s?

vicious and intimidating

Question: Who continued?

Sorrentino


“ The fact that this is seen as an appropriate reaction to something I wrote in the paper is really disgusting . ”

Question: What is seen?

this

Question: What is something seen as?

an appropriate reaction

Question: Who wrote something?

I

Question: Where did someone write something?

in the paper


Sorrentino shared several voicemails he received with DePetro , including threats such as “ we ’re showing up to your house you mother f—– , ” “ die alone b—-,”you’d better watch your f— ass , ” and “ go die you b—- . ”

Question: Who shared something?

Sorrentino

Question: What did someone share?

several voicemails

Question: Who received?

Sorrentino

Question: What did someone receive?

several voicemails

voicemails

Question: Who received something?

he

Question: Who did someone receive something with?

DePetro

Question: What does something include?

threats

Question: Who ’re something?

we

Question: What did someone ’re?

showing up to your house

Question: What does someone ’re?

showing up to your house you mother f—–

Question: Who is showing up something?

we ’re

Question: What shows up something?

’re

Question: Who dies?

Sorrentino

Question: How does someone die?

alone

Question: Who watches something?

Sorrentino

Question: What is being watched?

your f— ass

Question: Who goes?

Sorrentino

Question: How does someone go?

die

Question: Who dies?

Sorrentino

Question: Who is dying?

you


Sorrentino compared the harassment he is receiving to threats he had received in the past as an openly gay man .

Question: Who compared something?

Sorrentino

Question: What did someone compare?

the harassment

the harassment he is receiving

Question: Who is receiving to something?

Sorrentino

he

Question: What is someone receiving to something?

harassment

Question: What is someone receiving to?

threats

Question: Who had received something?

Sorrentino

he

Question: What did someone receive?

threats

Question: When did someone receive something?

in the past


“ This brings back memories from when you were afraid to stand up for yourself because you did n’t know who was going to descend on you , what kind of physical harm or intimidation you were going to be subjected to . ”

Question: What brings something?

This

Question: What does something bring?

memories

Question: Who stand somewhere?

you

Question: Why was someone stand somewhere?

Question: Who knew something?

you

n’t

Question: What did someone know?

who was going to descend on you

Question: What was someone going to do?

to descend on you

descend on you

Question: Who did someone descend on?

you

Question: What was someone going to?

physical harm or intimidation

Question: Who was going to do something?

you

Question: What was someone going to do?

to be subjected to

Question: What was subjected?

physical harm or intimidation

Question: Who was subjected to something?

you


The letter was written in jest as a respite from the current political climate , Sorrentino said .

Question: What was written?

The letter

Question: How was something written?

in jest

Question: Why was something written?

Question: Who said something?

Sorrentino