For example, the post-Sept.
For example, the post-referendum conference of the Radical Independence Campaign, held in Glasgow last month, attracted more than 7,000 requests for tickets.
It is hard to name any bloggers who can match the professional expertise, and the reporting, of, for example, the Post 's Barton Gellman and Dana Priest, or the Times' Dexter Filkins and Alissa Rubin.
"Ministers will want to be able to continue making the case up to referendum day without being constrained by fears that, for example, the posting of comments on Twitter accounts could constitute publication," he said.
On Monday, for example, the Post reported that even as Mr Bush emphasised the threat of Saddam passing chemical or biological weapons to terrorists, American intelligence officials doubted that the Iraqi leader would do this unless he were cornered.
(A tame example: "The post office issued new stamps with Zardari's face on them but they had to be withdrawn because the public found them too confusing: it was impossible to tell which side to spit on").
Some of them we spotted in advance: for example, the post-Soviet chaos in Russia in 1991, George Bush junior's presidential potential in 1998 and America's slumping house prices a decade later.We missed a lot, too.
Consider, for example, the Post-it note.
For example, the post announcing his death saw more than 6,800 comments.
If the accuracy of the simulations can be improved with this process, it may become possible to forecast, for example, the post-seismic crustal deformations after the 2011 Tohoku earthquake.
