Question: Magazine mavens rehashed the debates over whether 1) she had made The New Yorker trashy or refreshingly hip and 2) its increase in circulation outweighed its financial losses during her tenure.
They lost $3million while she was there.

Answer: it is not possible to tell

Question: The fundamental principles of these two documents can be summarized as (a) legal services providers must be client-centered, i.e., activities must be conceived and carried out in service and in concert with the populations that are being served; (b) legal services providers must strive to ensure the highest and best use of all available resources within the state of Washington and available to the statewide access to justice network; and (c) legal services providers have a special responsibility to ensure that no population or client group is written out of the justice system based on perceived political unacceptability or controversy.
The two documents contain policies and guidelines for vehicle parking in the city.

Answer: no

Question: Most pundits agree that Congress doesn't want the report until after the elections--Richard Ben-Veniste ( Meet the Press ) gets off the crack that Congress awaits a report as Dracula awaits the sun.
Until after the elections have taken place, Congress doesn't want to see the report.

Answer:
yes