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The question at this point is whether it is different enough from Facebook Pages that industry professionals will be willing to create a profile on yet another new network.

Moreover, since the take-up rate for Geocast is likely to be hamstrung by the cost factor, it remains to be seen how quickly local broadcasters will be willing to create original, compelling content for only a comparatively few Geocast users.

"Since you have already made your decision on moderators for the debates and have neglected to have someone speak credibly to the concerns of Hispanics in America, Univision would be willing to create a forum," Mr. Falco wrote.

In 2005, the developer asked the artist if he might be willing to create a work of art for Lever House's all-glass lobby, which has been a frequent site of temporary art installations.

If there are no listservs associated with your program, would you be willing to create one?

Academic institutions should adopt consistent policies regarding postdoctoral training, should be willing to create staff positions for senior postdocs, and should make career counseling available to postdocs so that they can explore options beyond the laboratory.

As to the question of whether US-Pakistan relations will now revert to normal, a lot will depend on whether the Pakistani security establishment is willing to create a narrative that is more tuned to new realities in the region.

They will all be treated equally as long as they're willing to create fun, simple games for the new Nintendo box.

Employers realised this, and in response were willing to create lots of extra jobs.

She is then asked if she is willing to "create still his health, his purpose and repose".

You can't, as RuPaul said in 1984, "spread the RuPaul message to the world" unless you're willing to create a few synergies.