The whodunit for the 21st century is here.

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That's the whodunit which is absorbing Westminster.

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This whodunit matters and the inquiry into it - whatever form it takes - will reveal a lot about the way power works in Britain.

BBC: Barclays Banks - A Whitehall whodunit

Though her books sit in the mystery sections of bookstores, whodunit in a Highsmith story is never a mystery.

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Whodunit fetish notwithstanding, the Wenger Principle holds that O'Neill is doing a better job than Bruce because he's better at the nuts and bolts of the job: working with his players in training to make them perform better during games.

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All that the movie aspires to be is a speedy, bubbly screwball-comedy whodunit something like a Bob Hope vehicle from the forties.

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The findings of the economic consultancy, Oxera, were leaked this week (and the committee has some pretty definite ideas about whodunit) were that, under most scenarios, expected revenues from a new hub airport would be less than the likely costs of construction - so the development would not be commercially viable without substantial support from the taxpayer.

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Sometimes the story is front and center, like in a thriller or whodunit.

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Friday, they provide a step-by step tour of how the crime was committed and its consequences, and finally tell us whodunit.

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