Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve hypotheses that are entailed by the premise.
Query: How to ask about someone's disability<br>Consider whether the information is relevant. If it's not really relevant to you, then asking is probably rude. People with visible disabilities generally get asked the same questions a lot of times, and they may get tired of answering again and again.
People with visible disabilities are usually asked the same questions over and over.
Tell your friend to ask you questions
This person knows how to ask a question.
A person will follow up with a question.
It is okay to ask reporters personal questions.
People with disabilities are always uncomfortable 
It never hurts to ask.
You should try to ask in an appropriate time
Asking questions all the time may lead to the appearance of being a teachers pet.
People with disabilities are often angry
He wants to ask more than one clarification question.
asking questions to better understand subject matter is never wrong
The speaker is asking a question.
A colleague was just asked questions.
Asking around can help you get a nerd to like you.
A reporter presumably asked a question.
Subjects like being interviewed.
You should send questions without asking ahead of time
Blindly send the questions to them and hope for answers
I was asked amazing questions.
Tell them you have questions but not what for
The person speaking repeatedly brings this up as an issue 
People with disabilities are always sad
Ask questions that do not matter
People with disabilities are always angry 