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(I encourage visitors with the time to watch the videos to post excerpts they feel are worth sharing).

I'm way overdue to post excerpts here from an extraordinary recent China Dialogue with Zou Ji, the deputy director of China's National Center for Climate Change Strategy.

The editors of many Web sites, including ones operated by the Times Company, post excerpts from competitors' content from time to time.

In its "Reply All" department, the magazine redefines a traditional letters department by aggregating reader input from a wide variety of sources: signed letters, blog post excerpts from around the Web, comments on NYTimes.com and unsigned tweets.

The Authors Guild has officially asked the Supreme Court to hear its case against Google — a long-running dispute over whether copyright law allows for Google to scan and post excerpts from books for its Google Books service.

Many authors already post excerpts on their sites, but HarperCollins's technology will allow them to show digital versions of the pages and jackets as they appear in the physical books.

Roth said it was unreasonable for me to post the entire excerpts, despite the fact that they asked me to, and that it should have been obvious that we could only post excerpts of excerpts.

At this early stage, professors often use the Web just to post excerpts from documents and books so that students don't have to buy them in order to use a few chapters.

Ask permission to post excerpts from positive reviews.

Tomorrow I'll post excerpts about the moral argument, the connection of environmentalism to Christianity, the Pope on the common good and inequity, and the solutions he suggests.