Little Joscelyn '' It simply is n't to be thought of , Aunty Nan , '' said Mrs. William Morrison decisively .<br>Mrs. William Morrison was one of those people who always speak decisively .<br>If they merely announce that they are going to peel the potatoes for dinner their hearers realize that there is no possible escape for the potatoes .<br>Moreover , these people are always given their full title by everybody .<br>William Morrison was called Billy oftener than not ; but , if you had asked for Mrs. Billy Morrison , nobody in Avonlea would have known what you meant at first guess .
Mrs. William Morrison spoke with hesitation in her voice.
A: No

Yassaie came to Britain in 1976 from Iran and became a United Kingdom national in 1984. He studied Electronics and Communications at the University of Birmingham gaining a first class honours Bachelor of Science degree in 1979. He stayed at Birmingham to complete a Doctor of Philosophy degree on the application of Charge-Coupled Devices (CCDs) to Sonar.
Between 1976 and 1984, Yassaie was an illegal.
A: It's impossible to say

-- I really think this is an important question and, as Justice O'Connor points out, if we have to ask what's the most plausible explanation for this rule, to reward existing vested interest or to stimulate former new works, it seems to me that it's probably the former.
Justice O'Connor thinks for sure that rewarding existing vested interest is the most plausible explanation.
A:
It's impossible to say