81.   Just ask the people who were there.

82.   Just ask the people who work for them.

83.   Mike asked people on the alt.med.arthritis newsgroup.

84.   Meanwhile, the Washington Post asked several people who know Clymer for their opinions.

85.   Newsgroups are an amazing source of information, but try not to ask people for stuff you can find out just as easily for yourself.

86.   Nurse Pat Lyons was guest-teaching at Berkeley and asked people who felt good about their bodies to raise their hands.

87.   Once, he said, that helped when he took out last-minute radio advertisements in Spanish asking people to vote for Frost on the blue page.

88.   Once at the Web site, people are asked to fill out questionnaires describing what sort of activities and organizations they are involved in.

89.   One year, she asked people coming to the party to bring a book.

90.   One way to measure that rising use is by asking young people, which is what the University of Michigan has been doing under a federal grant.