An author really couldn't ask for an easier night's writing.

The question the authors of the new paper ask is how we got them.

The author asks questions which are relevant to any war.

And so the idea would be that hopefully the authors will only ask for the things they need.

And the agencies that the author was asking for help probably knew more about the security threat than they were willing to tell him.

The authors are obviously asking, "What is wrong with this picture?"

Instead, the author asks them to participate in the test phase.

The authors asked the children how they felt about the game, and found that both groups considered it enjoyable.

Why, the authors ask, has capital punishment endured so long in America?

The author asks whether it is appropriate to give taxpayers' money on such unusual needs?