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There's a weirdly moving moment in which Mr. Steinberg asks a group of female inmates to read a Flannery O'Connor story.

EACH month The Economist asks a group of economists to predict GDP growth, consumer prices and current-account balances for 14 economies (see this month's poll).

In the Indonesian city of Surakarta, for example, he asks a group of students if there is a restaurant where he might get a beer.

In a "ghost town" along the way – houses "derelict, their rooms guttered beyond, their windows blocked" – Thubron asks a group of Tibetan women what has happened.

In one meeting, Sisi asks a group of journalists to pass sensitive information on to the authorities rather than publish it.

"Why have you come here today?" he asks a group of younger protesters, who proceed to tell him that they're supporting the Ku Klux Klan and that he should "burn on the cross".

He once asked a group of R. J. Reynolds executives if any of them smoked.

I ask a group of children a little older than Mercy where she is.

"Everyone 18?" Officer Lewis asked a group of teenagers hanging out on a north end street.

I ask a group of Bukharan grandmothers out in front about their relations with the Latinos.

Or perhaps he simply stops his car to ask a group of prostitutes for directions.