question: I think that after our talk tonight even though she did n't come outright and tell me I could see it in her eyes . When I looked at her she would n't look at me and when she did she did n't seem happy in the least . I just wish she would tell me what she wants .
Q: Why were they upset ?

answer: The friend did n't say what she wanted .

question: Stats Canada : Private radio broadcasters ' advertising revenue advanced 6.0 % to $ 1.5 billion ( current dollars ) , outpacing advertising market growth as a whole for the third time in five years . The industry 's financial success during the recent past was due largely to economic growth and industry restructuring . Among other things , regulatory changes in 1998 allowed for greater concentration of ownership , which helped radio withstand the competition from other media . The industry also rationalized its operations by transferring AM stations to the generally more popular and more profitable FM band . FM radio played a predominant role in the industry 's results .
Q: What may be a plausible fact of the statistics ?

answer: The statistics are about a country in North America .

question: He waved back . Well , this night should be promising . Elizabeth did look sort of tired , she was probably surprised to see him , but she hid it behind pleasant smiles and her poised voice . And what did the headmaster say about the after party ? There was going to be a band ?
Q: What may be the reason reason Elizabeth smiled ?

answer:
She likes him .