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Every crisis offers a new excuse for restrictions, and every "development problem" invites post-colonial reflex.

It clung half-heartedly to the chicken and, when scraped off, revealed meat of a purplish kind of hue that seemed to invite post mortem more than digestion.

The quote by Dr. Vannevar Bush at the beginning of this paper is taken from a paper in which he invited post-war scientists to use emerging technologies such as photocells, cathode ray tubes, and "arithmetical machines" (very early computers) to make the ever growing scientific record much more natural to synthesize.

Your first few efforts probably won't result in a huge number of recruits but keep up a steady volume of shares, invites and posts.

In November 2008, Sánchez was invited to post her blog entries on The Huffington Post, and she began writing occasional posts that described life in Cuba.

Readers are invited to post questions or "little somethings" they want to share with the author.

Boys are invited to post lists of their favorite books, he said.

Which is why, before the conference, you are invited to post questions for experts to discuss.

Buyers ordering prints on the site that opened last week, www.natachacouvelaire.com, are invited to post their comments.

Readers are invited to post their comments on the president's plan by using the comment box below.

You are invited to post comments and questions for Juliet below, and are very welcome to share your own experiences.