| The asker is a middle-aged woman, and one of about 50 people who turned up to the Edmonton Art Gallery for a guided tour of the traveling show. |
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| You and your partner should take it in turns, on alternate days, to be the asker. |
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| The asker must be holding at least one card of the rank asked for. |
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| The asker agrees to less than he or she has claimed, knowing that a court may set an even lower amount. |
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| As the asker of that question, you would only know the true answer when the act occurred, or did not. |
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| It says that this project has its act together, has anticipated the questions people will ask, and has made an effort to answer them in a way that requires minimal exertion on the part of the asker. |
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| It is a question that can only be formulated in terms of an asker, a point of reference, and an intender and that consequently can be intelligible only in human terms. |
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| Asker has correctly observed that students at Lingnan are generally mystified by the demand that they complete some liberal arts courses. |
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| Single test blocks and kits are also available for other ASTM durometer types, as well as Asker, JIS, DIN and ISO durometer types. |
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