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The idiom is "out of the question"-- it means something that is impossible, something that absolutely will not happen. He asked his boss for an extra week of vacation, but his boss said taking so much time off was out of the question.
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What is correct answer on a question or answer at a question?
A correct answer to a question is one that provides accurate and relevant information that addresses the query being asked. It should be clear, concise, and supported by evidence if necessary. Accuracy and clarity are key factors in determining the correctness of an answer.
What is the correct answer in a multiple-choice question is likely to be?
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