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pose a question

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pose a question
to ask a question; to imply the need for asking a question. Genetic research poses many ethical questions. My interviewer posed a hypothetical question.
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Anyone can pose a question to the Minister using Yoosk, a Warwick-shirebased site funded partly by 4iP - Channel 4's fund for interactive media - and Screen WM, the West Midlands' development agency for screen media and the Birmingham Mail.
To pose a question or have him ask the politicians something on your behalf he can be emailed at izzardliverpool @gmail.
You have the ability to pose a question to a lot of people, very quickly and it is an excellent thing you can do even before you begin to build your list.
 
 
 
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