There are fighting poses, gesture poses, sitting poses, running poses, and more.
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For all the dangers Trump poses, his removal poses dangers too.
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If raw, unfocused youth poses a danger to society, it also poses a threat to art.
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Jumprope co-founders (from left): CTO Travis Johnson and CEO Jake Poses Jumprope co-founders (from left): CTO Travis Johnson and CEO Jake Poses The idea came from a deeply personal place for Poses.
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You do not expect them to be in canonical poses and so they will be fooled by the adversarial poses.
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While drilling poses additional climate risks, it also poses serious threats to indigenous communities and the Arctic ecosystem as a whole.
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She still practices yoga and shares poses with her followers — though now she only uses poses she's sure she can pull off.
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And while the Islamic State poses one threat to the Kingdom's dominance in the Middle East, Iran poses an entirely different one.
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Reducing the threat Mr. Kim poses to his subjects will help reduce the threat he poses to the rest of us, too.
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"But the Pakistani establishment's failure to recognize the threat he poses to the people of the country poses a danger to Pakistan itself."
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But the researchers were intrigued to find that most of this exertion took place in between poses rather than during the poses themselves.
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She said, 'practice in the mirror, practice all of your poses, have 10 poses ready, know your angles,' and I did exactly that and it helped.
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Next, the trainees spend five hours in posture clinic, practicing poses and reciting from verbatim from "The Dialogue," a script created and provided by Choudhury to be recited during poses.
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Ted Cruz -- poses the greater threat to the party.
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Both, of course, are poses — but they're authentic ones.
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It's much harder to push our European partners to pressure Iran on missiles and terrorism when they are more focused on the risk Washington poses than they are on the risk Tehran poses.
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But this time they plucked a young chef named Noah Poses from the Watergate Hotel, after a trial tasting that impressed Brainin enough that he didn't even make Poses audition for Vongerichten himself.
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This poses an issue for politicians using WeChat for debates.
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These four poses will help relax your body before bedtime.
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Tillerson's stop in Turkey Thursday likely poses the real challenge.
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Additionally, conflict poses a very real challenge for many reasons.
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A Trona resident poses outside the Searles Valley Minerals plant.
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A couple poses for their wedding photographs in Nanjie's greenhouse.
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The action star poses as his character Pete "Maverick" Mitchell.
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For many queer professionals, the workplace poses a serious gauntlet.
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And it poses all the same liabilities for his campaign.
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In this 1965 photo, he poses with his Navy squadron.
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For the Catholic Church, virtual reality poses more fundamental problems.
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Let's go through her poses.. First, she posed standing up.
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The Duchess of Cambridge poses with her son Prince Louis.
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This is the real risk Trump poses to the GOP.
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Cyndi Lauper poses for photographers after the 1994 Grammy Awards.
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A market vendor poses for a portrait in Kabul, 1970.
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Yes, but: Withdrawing 7,000 troops also poses a major risk.
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This is where Brexit poses a potential threat to Ireland.
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Which, of course, poses its own question of why not?
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Jacqueline Bouvier poses for Vogue in 1948 at age 18.
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Mary Gui poses for a photo in Brooklyn Bridge Park.
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Thorne poses on the red carpet solo wearing a tiara.
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The essential problem that Brexit poses for her is clear.
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With its many undocumented immigrants, California poses special measurement problems.
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But his document poses a unique threat to the pope.
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Getting our preferences into computer code poses significant technical challenges.
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A transgender cheerleader poses in red, white and blue gear.
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This "Christmas tree" style of legislation, however, poses two problems.
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A bather poses for a portrait in France circa 1900.
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It poses new problems and doesn't solve any existing problem.
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That kind of behavior poses a real challenge for journalists.
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Mexican officials think the Trump presidency poses two main dangers.
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Alger said AMD no longer poses much of a threat.
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Dealing with all that waste poses huge problems for China.
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Seated on a pier, the yoga class executes various poses.
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What is the artist doing, giving his models such poses?
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Its Lebanese client, Hizbullah, poses a grave threat to Israel.
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Bolting a nuclear warhead to one poses no fundamental difficulties.
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This poses a big question: can she adapt in office?
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A man poses with his photographic Lego mosaic face, weird.
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Idlib poses a dilemma for Mr Assad and his allies.
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Brinkley also poses solo in a bikini for the magazine.
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The current executive order poses an affront to our values.
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Actress Charlotte Rae poses in her New York apartment Oct.
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John Sculley poses with employees at Apple's headquarters in 2195.
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The largely artificial garden perhaps poses the most serious challenges.
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ISIS poses a threat in the United States as well.
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At present, North Korea poses no real threat to China.
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This change poses the dollar higher against emerging markets only.
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Cruz's team maintains that Rubio poses no immediate political threat.
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That poses challenges for both Merkel's trade and G20 agendas.
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At left, Jenner poses backstage before the Marc Jacobs show.
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This article poses a question I have asked myself often.
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"This poses a quandary for these women," says Bender Atik.
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Mehmet Öztekin poses at his gramophone repair store in Istanbul.
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Fashion journalist, Marcus Troy poses in Vans in June 2015.
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This poses a major threat to the country's economic prosperity.
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He goes in and poses a question: 'What is beta?
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Taser disputes the idea that the X26 poses special risks.
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This change poses problems to political parties of all hues.
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Tougher legislation poses challenges for the company's lucrative business model.
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To my left, Amalia Ulman poses for an Instagram shot.
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So, yes, Trump poses a serious threat to free speech.
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That question is clearly debatable and poses a potential roadblock.
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Trahan poses and answers five questions to explain his thinking.
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Lenovo PCs Shipping With Adware That Poses Serious Security Threat
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Armed conflict poses a major barrier to education, UNESCO said.
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This elder incarceration boom poses serious moral and ethical questions.
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The warfare between them poses a threat to American democracy.
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That poses a downside risk to manufacturing payrolls in July.
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Given the opportunity to run, he poses a serious threat.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. together, striking similarly pensive poses.
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The cost of housing in the city poses an obstacle.
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Lead in water poses serious health hazards (The Associated Press).
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The French magazines photographed intellectuals in odalisque poses, I'd report.
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Zhao proudly poses with his work before it was destroyed.
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Kerry Roses For Poses — Another name spotted by The Mirror.
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Such broad agreement poses a particular problem in the Senate.
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The Hill: Manafort trial poses first courtroom test for Mueller.
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Mounting student debt poses serious challenges to the U.S. economy.
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For those pushing for change, this reluctance poses a problem.
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Yet neither book quite answers the deepest questions it poses.
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This poses a threat to the American economy and prosperity.
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Now Trump poses a similar conundrum for the Chinese. Neither
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The Hill: Breadth of Trump probe poses challenge for Dems.
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And that in itself poses some trouble for the company.
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The problem that the euro poses rests within the Eurozone.
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For these reasons, Tyndall poses no flight risk, said Levine.
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"Nuclear war poses the gravest risk to human survival," Sen.
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That poses problems for integrating those who are less conservative.
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Hefner poses with Kendra Wilkinson, Bridget Marquardt and Holly Madison.
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But while fintech promises much, it also poses systemic risks.
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The question that the book poses is: What is "normal"?
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It also poses major risks for Washington's South Asia strategy.
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For many counselors, a Trump presidency poses a unique problem.
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For Syrians in refugee camps, securing food poses different challenges.
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But that is vital when it poses such a threat.
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Yes, a woman who poses naked is just a woman.
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Climate change poses the third big threat to forest animals.
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But its existence and the risks it poses are undeniable.
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We hardly need research to appreciate the difficulties this poses.
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The Senate action poses a political quandary for Mr. Trump.
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For students who can't go home, this poses serious complications.
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Revoking citizenship, the Supreme Court has said, poses special concerns.
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Engineering alone cannot resolve the problems the climate crisis poses.
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P.R.: That poses a problem in and of itself, though.
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"Theologically, it poses more problems than it resolves," he said.
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Every pregnancy poses a "serious health risk" to the mother.
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Move through a few rounds of cat and cow poses.
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When teachers name poses, Sanskrit is optional; English is required.
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Climate change poses a threat to our planet's natural resources.
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Traveling poses an extra risk, both for yourself and others.
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For Mr. Johnson, however, such a move poses a dilemma.
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China's blunt force strategy poses deeper questions for other countries.
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They upload photographs of themselves in alluring or alarming poses.
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These days, paying for college poses another potential for crisis.
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Echo's damaging abilities only compound the threat she poses further.
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This poses enormous challenges when trying to model a pandemic.
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He shot into poses with the speed of an arrow.
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Who do you think poses the biggest threat to him?
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The Hill: Trump trial poses toughest test yet for Roberts.
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This poses an important question: Can she hold her nerve?
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For a moment, it poses like a miniature garden statue.
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Everyone then poses for a family photo in the desert.
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Experts say it poses a risk to people, as well.
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Mr. Trump's proposed alignment with Russia poses a similar quandary.
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My health insurance poses a financial hardship to my family.
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The huge number of characters poses other obstacles as well.
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In that sense, your wife's behavior poses an ethical challenge.
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And why covering him poses a unique challenge for journalism.
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Mr. Karoui's presence in the runoff poses a constitutional quandary.
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Its quickness limits the systemic risk that a bubble poses.
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So I did some seated yoga poses in my chair.
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Arizona's 8th District poses a much tougher challenge for Democrats.
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But many Norwegians say the woman poses a security threat.
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Climate change poses an increasingly expensive risk to many industries.
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But being 13 poses some unique challenges for a candidate.
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One family poses with nine children, eight of them boys.
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The potential influx of U.S. visitors poses several questions though.
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It also poses another potential risk to the brand's reputation.
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Ownership of items related to Nazi history poses ethical questions.
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Trump poses as the champion of a besieged working class.
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Trump denies that it poses any conflict of interest issues.
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Williams saw heroism and artistry in such poses and pretenses.
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But over the long term, Amazon poses a bigger threat.
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Toward the end of his column, Manjoo poses a question.
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Once that is fractured, the resultant divide poses huge headaches.
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As such, he poses a complication for the incoming president.
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And both agree Elizabeth Warren poses a threat to Biden.
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The transition poses big challenges for her and her students.
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Reforming any part of NNPC poses political challenges in Nigeria.
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They feature people reading, lounging and resting in traditional poses.
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I tend to hold poses longer and talk more specifically.
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Loose oversight of devices poses a threat to public health.
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Which poses the question: What's the next pointless culture war?
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That poses an added risk for undocumented immigrants seeking care.
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The WHO has warned the epidemic poses a global threat.
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Trump has said the country no longer poses a threat.
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In fact, she even poses like she's already a Hollywood icon.
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That poses a puzzle for astronomers: how are these rings forming?
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A boy poses for his picture holding a traditional Nenets object.
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Climate change poses a huge threat to biodiversity and food production.
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And she poses some questions that come along with that narrative.
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Bernie Sanders for saying climate change poses a national security threat.
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Passing such a bill still poses a major challenge for McConnell.
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This poses the question of where the checks will take place.
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The current outbreak in the DRC poses a different challenge altogether.
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Both models show off the bold looks in active, playful poses.
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Here, read their stories — and start practicing your group photo poses.
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The question poses more of a conundrum than you might think.
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Pablo Villavicencio poses with his two daughters, Luciana, left, and Antonia.
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For aquatic animals in the vicinity, this obviously poses a problem.
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Which poses the question: Is Musk actually serious about all this?
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Blocking the term for a sexual orientation, however, poses obvious problems.
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Here Bailon poses with Rob, Khloe, Kourtney and Kim in 2008.
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Photo: GettyMark Zuckerberg disingenuously poses as a friendly critic of algorithms.
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Supercentenarian Gertrude Weaver poses for a photo on her 116th birthday.
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Intersectionality poses a problem for many fighting against Palestinian rights activism.
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China says the system poses a threat to its national security.
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Welcome though it is, the end of LIBOR poses two risks.
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But investment cannot be divorced from power, and that poses complications.
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Rachel Prager, 34, poses with a sign in New York City.
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That poses the question of whether abortion should not be illegal.
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Even the Scotts' good natured ribbing and poses are on point.
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Edith Wharton poses for a portrait with her dogs on Jan.
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I can't imagine the threat that now poses for us all.
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He kind of poses as, like, everything is on the up.
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The Great Bot Panic, for instance, poses a series of contradictions.
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Butcher Iain McGinley poses behind the counter with the meat rub.
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Clearly, Target's new policy poses a danger to wives and daughters.
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Steven Hawkins poses next to his farm truck, August 4, 2017.
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Denver Broncos fan "Rocky the Leprechaun" poses outside of Levi's Stadium.
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Voguing is a dance that features sharp poses and arm movements.
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And it poses a threat to the United States of America.
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You are probably already aware that the internet poses many threats.
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Joe Jackson poses by an Epic double platinum award in 1982.
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Singer Norah Jones poses with her Grammy awards backstage on Feb.
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Maria Snoeys-Lagler poses with Luke Perry, who died last year.
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The question poses itself, what can we do to stop them?
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Look at those blue steel poses — they'd make Derek Zoolander proud.
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That poses some potential battery issues, not to mention privacy concerns.
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Dustin Hoffman poses for photographers at a film premiere on Oct.
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What is the biggest danger Trump poses to the Republican Party?
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The movie poses more questions than answers: What is Area X?
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He presents each a trophy and poses with them for photographs.
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She often films herself demonstrating different poses and gives health advice.
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In the context of disjunctive politics, it poses a trickier situation.
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The photos showed women exposing their breasts or in sexual poses.
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But the increase still poses a threat to Japan's economic momentum.
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These seven yoga poses will help ease your anxiety and stress.
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NASA is clear that this mission poses no danger to humans.
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He sported a wide smile as his mother continued her poses.
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In the photo, Collin poses alongside Jon and his sister Hannah.
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China believes the system poses a threat to its own security.
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However, some say that the pipeline poses a tremendous environmental risk.
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What do you think of the Hadid sisters' hand bra poses?
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Self-driving car technology, by contrast, poses obvious public safety hazards.
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Outside the Schomburg Center, Jandora poses as anime character Sailor Moon.
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Despite the faddishness, all these cheesy poses represent a telling evolution.
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In this 1955 file photo, Carolyn Bryant poses for a photo
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Why should conservatives fear a person who poses so little threat?
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But global climate change poses another risk for cities: accelerated gentrification.
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But what poses and movement types specifically are reassuring or alarming?
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But last year, we discovered an interesting trend in her poses.
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Each team member unfurls her nation's flag and poses for photos.
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This poses a problem for the accurate scheduling of palliative care.
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U.S. District Judge Michael Davis poses in his chambers in Minneapolis.
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Here the actress poses on the CFDA Awards carpet in 2003.
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Despite the storm's downgrade, Emily still poses a risk, forecasters said.
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"Marijuana poses similar smoke and fire safety concerns," the group said.
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The movie poses a question that we're well-equipped to answer.
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But it poses little risk, especially if proper precautions are taken.
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Still, the machine's 97% recognition rate poses an inconvenience to some.
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Mark Hamill poses with his new Hollywood Walk of Fame star.
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That poses a tricky situation for both Apple and its customers.
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I never do any poses that cause him harm or discomfort.
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All this poses the question: how would millennials survive without coffee?
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The upcoming 2018 general election poses some risk of fiscal slippage.
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At that point, the real-time pacing poses a unique threat.
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A polarized electorate poses risks for Southeast Asia's third-largest economy.
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But the increasing demand for meat poses a lot of challenges.
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James, a Kenyan resident, poses for a selfie among the tusks.
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Beyond cybersecurity concerns, government hacking poses a unique threat to privacy.
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You can do these six simple poses as the plot unfolds.
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From the outfits to the backgrounds and poses, they're usually hilarious.
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The roughly 100 person Rokid team poses for a company picture.
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Mr Kalanick acknowledges that autonomy poses an "existential" risk to Uber.
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Haddish has jokes about Rachel Dolezal, "ratchet poses," and credit scores.
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The failure of this framework poses serious questions for anti-P.
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But ignoring climate change will not eliminate the dangers it poses.
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It is a call that poses risks to him either way.
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Trump poses a danger due to his shallow and inconsistent thinking.
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A few minutes later, Dafoe poses with Prince for a selfie.
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He recommends that people slowly work up to more challenging poses.
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High tide flooding poses daily risks to homes, businesses and infrastructure.
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And texting and driving impairment poses an even greater crash risk.
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Both issues furrow brows, but the second poses the harder questions.
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Monmouth University: Public divided over whether migrant caravan poses a threat.
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Alabama poses a confounding test because the circumstances are so extreme.
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As Farivar shows us, technology continually poses problems of this kind.
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Huawei has denied it poses a risk to the United States.
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The treaty poses no threat to the right to bear arms.
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All of which poses a very interesting political problem for Trump.
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I think they're an important counterbalance to the threat Iran poses.
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The maintenance backlog poses a real threat to this upward trend.
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This latest round of new details poses all the usual complications.
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But Mr. Trump's election poses a new systemic and strategic risk.
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TikTok poses a major threat to Facebook and Instagram in particular.
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The first time he worked through the poses, he was silent.
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But the show poses the question: Is that all that terrible?
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He poses, after all, an existential threat to—well, existence itself.
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Tracking and managing large fleets of drones poses its own challenges.
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For paralympic athletes like Mullen, this position poses some technical difficulties.
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Highly pathogenic among fowl, it poses little risk to human health.
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The OKC Center was in South Korea, doing his summertime poses.
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For that reason alone, Kushner poses a serious threat to Bannon.
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It can't all be perfect poses and glowy Instagram filters, folks.
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Making a bed in such limited space also poses a challenge.
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But even such modest growth in electricity demand poses real challenges.
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In which case, Netanyahu's indictment potentially poses a new legal problem.
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The ride-hailing business poses especially tricky concerns for local governments.
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Building lawyers typically review the requests, but denying one poses risks.
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Ranehill had her subjects hold two poses for three minutes each.
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The independent as a disaffected partisan poses a challenge for parties.
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The escalating trade war poses a threat to both nations' economies.
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"You see in the hieroglyphics all the yoga poses," she said.
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"My father's tattoos and silly poses can be censored," Greene said.
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You'd never guess from the poses he strikes when naked here.
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But the trade war alone poses an existential threat to Beijing.
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In the photo, a straight-faced Philipps poses against a fence.
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And it poses the question: Is being extremely tall an identity?
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For them, Trump's anti-immigrant rhetoric poses a very real threat.
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"They're entirely different, and this poses very different challenges," he said.
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Putting tariffs on Boeing aircraft poses the same dilemma for Beijing.
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The task of conducting realistic flight tests also poses a challenge.
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In the Himalayas, the loss of glaciers poses two profound risks.
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We learned genetic genealogy cracks cold cases but poses ethical perils.
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Implicitly, the book poses the question: How do affections alter appearances?
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COVID-19 poses a major logistical challenge for the financial industry.
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"ISIL poses a threat to the entire civilized world," he said.
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So Pocahontas has a couple of go-to poses for pictures?
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Hobbes's question of how to escape anarchy poses a prisoner's dilemma.
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That poses a problem for peanut butter that's packed with sugar.
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It also poses another setback for the nation's battered coal industry.
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Fashions and poses matter far less; irreversible choices have been made.
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Someone who understands the threat that Islam poses to the West.
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Even limiting warming to 2 degrees Celsius poses a mighty challenge.
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He gamely poses for photos and then gestures for a tip.
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He calls in the airstrike and later poses on a tarmac.
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The furor poses a test for President Xi Jinping of China.
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It's hard to know which poses the bigger danger to democracy.
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Russia still poses a massive threat, as do Iran and China.
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Yet America's broken political system poses major obstacles for the Democrats.
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The deadly coronavirus outbreak poses another risk for 3M in China.
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"Crossing someone (infected) in the street poses no threat," he said.
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Such reluctance in the future poses continued threats, the report said.
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A sustained output rise from Libya and Nigeria poses further challenges.
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Her assistant leaps into action, however, and poses three math problems.
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John Dingell poses for a photograph inside his office in 2009.
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The resolution poses a quandary for Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi.
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Social media poses some unique problems that physical spaces don't, however.
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An economic slowdown in China also poses a risk, it said.
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But the market turmoil in recent days poses a new test.
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The US government claims Huawei's technology poses a national security threat.
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Given Arizona's terrain, heavy rainfall poses an unusual set of problems.
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But the proxy advisory industry's rapidly growing popularity poses a problem.
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Prince, shown here, poses with his find, as election officials investigate.
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But that sort of thing poses a moral dilemma for everybody.
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The idea that Trump poses a fundamental threat to democratic institutions.
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But the man of many poses never fully comes into focus.
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Inquiry Into Migrant Shelters Poses Dilemma: What Happens to the Children?
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The rise of the debt also poses a more immediate problem.
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They assume his various archery poses, claiming they produce instant focus.
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Financial risk also poses a formidable challenge for the Communist Party.
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The forthcoming Trump administration poses a threat to these people, too.
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Let's figure out who poses the real threat to begin with.
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Uber has also said extreme weather poses issues for the cars.
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Paintings of women in seductive poses were not chosen without awareness.
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In one, the clown poses for photos and gives a fist-bump.
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Moreover, it poses questions of ethical duty: What rules should we follow?
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Kim poses with her sister Kourtney in LA on April 8, 2014.
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But air travel poses a myriad of challenges for people with disabilities.
|
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For the Clinton camp, the Syria question poses a unique political challenge.
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The ISIS link, if proved, poses a challenge to Indonesian security forces.
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The Virgin poses with baby Jesus/her niece in Amsterdam in 2008.
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"That poses a problem of discrimination based on political opinions," he said.
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The institute says the leak poses no risk to people or fish.
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Turns out, if you practice poses in the mirror, you're not alone.
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Ultimately, Carroll poses questions about the meaning of life and free will.
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This is the real risk that Trump poses to the fourth estate.
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Climate change poses an existential threat to vulnerable countries around the world.
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"...simply citing an incident or two poses problems," the FAA told him.
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For tech companies and consumers alike, Collins' murder poses a new challenge.
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Flight attendant Renaud Fenster poses with Darcy on the Massachusetts-bound flight.
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Sure, a fractured skull almost certainly poses zero risk to anyone's life.
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They were stuffed into poses taken from the lives they once lived.
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That poses a danger to the people who live near the river.
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But it poses significant challenges, from both a technical and social perspective.
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As Democrats, we often say Trump poses a threat to this nation.
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Beyond the issues, I believe Trump poses three fundamental threats to America.
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Kiss poses with Tupac at the 38th Annual Grammy Awards on Feb.
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Babe Ruth poses for photographers at Yankee Stadium on April 12, 1927.
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Right: An unidentified Olympic woman fencer poses for a portrait, circa 1900.
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Left: Mayor César Rojas poses for a portrait at the town hall.
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Emma Morano poses with her birthday cake to celebrate her 117th birthday.
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Mary Gui poses for a photo that will end up on Instagram.
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Mae C. Jemison poses for her official NASA portrait in July 1992.
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Sarah Breedlove poses for a portrait in her new car, circa 219.
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Commodore Grace Hopper poses for a portrait in her office on Feb.
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Despite its ludic character, this strategy poses a threat to our democracy.
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Trump poses with his seventh-grade class at the Kew-Forest School.
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Leg-related exercises are blue, for instance, while yoga poses are green.
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Catalonia poses questions that matter for Europe as well as for Spain.
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Amazon Studios head Roy Price poses with Harvey Weinstein in June 2017.
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Ekrem Turkmen poses in front of his store selling Ottoman Traditional clothing.
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Gigi Hadid, because she is such a great inspiration for the poses.
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This storm poses a very real danger to those in its path.
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Understanding the threat each poses requires examining Iran's gains over three decades.
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This poses the biggest danger to financial reform in the next year.
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Rohan poses as Miles Morales' Spider-Man—the Into the Spiderverse iteration.
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Most reputable scientific studies find that glyphosate poses no risk to humans.
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Huawei has strongly rejected claims that it poses a national security threat.
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Sadly, this phenomenon is all too common, and poses serious ethical concerns.
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Bush poses in his baseball uniform at Yale University, circa 1945–48.
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Often the same figures recur, in different poses and in different situations.
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The scarcity of workers poses a risk to the economy's growth prospects.
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Other studies have also suggested that fluoride poses this type of risk.
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Trade poses another issue for parts of the Democratic field in Iowa.
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Meanwhile Mr Trump's indiscretion poses a different problem for the exposé form.
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South Carolina poses a central test for both Biden and Warren's campaigns.
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Geena Davis poses backstage during the Hollywood Film Awards in Hollywood, California.
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All this poses a big problem for people building autonomous vehicles (AVs).
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It's one Solange poses directly in lyrics and indirectly with this album.
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It also (obviously) poses much less risk to nearby infrastructure and humans.
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Mr Maduro's dictatorship poses an unprecedented diplomatic challenge to democratic Latin America.
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The INSIDER Summary:• Seth Casteel takes pictures of animals in wacky poses.
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The indoor fish farm poses no competitive threat to open-air farmers.
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Ike Fabela poses for a photo in his uniform in the 1940s.
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Treatment for an estimated 6,000 cerebral palsy patients poses a particular problem.
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He added that al-Qaeda poses a bigger threat to the state.
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Cataloguing the music that's popular in India poses its own unique problems.
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Now it also poses the question - how is it to be maintained?
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In the photo Harris shared, the family poses in a misty graveyard.
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The flop poses a real challenge to decorum and established footwear binaries.
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Uncertainty over U.S. tax policy poses problems for the oil industry itself.
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The dollar's weakness poses a challenge to the European Central Bank, too.
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That dispute poses a threat to the global economy, the IMF said.
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Getting the broader public to care also poses an issue for activists.
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Its scale alone, in addition to transparency issues, poses big sustainability challenges.
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And that's not the only threat the TPP poses to drug innovation.
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That poses a sharp differential with the Fed's 2 percent inflation target.
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The U.S. has warned allies that Huawei's equipment poses a security risk.
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KPC poses an immediate threat, potentially sickening the infected person right away.
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You'll learn about everything from proportions and anatomy to perspective and poses.
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The rise of Amazon and off-price competitors poses a threat.3.
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For every question that Pretty Little Liars answers, it poses three more.
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If any bank poses a systemic risk, it can be broken up.
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The death of innocent newborns poses many questions of fairness and fate.
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In fact, it's a natural state—it poses no danger to anybody.
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The colourful David Bowie, poses beside his Rolls Royce in May 21996.
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A Comic-Con attendee poses in his Iron Man/Tony Stark costume.
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The X26 poses higher cardiac risk than other Taser models, Reuters found.
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The international nature of the trade poses big problems for law-enforcement.
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But don't be alarmed: the shower poses absolutely no threat to Earth.
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Tuyman's practice, beneath the shadow of the concentration camps, poses that question.
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That's the sort of sitting that poses real health risks, researchers found.
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Ms. Porchon-Lynch herself moved through the poses with no apparent effort.
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She emphasizes this with odd body poses, angular and always slightly unnatural.
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This suggests that, at this point, any vape poses a potential danger.
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The collapse of Syria poses a huge threat to Middle Eastern stability.
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"This earthquake poses no tsunami risk," the agency said on its website.
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Tituss Burgess from "Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt" on Netflix struck a few poses.
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Toxic plantsQuite apart from its atmosphere, Mars' soil poses a big problem.
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But he needs to comprehend the nature of the threat Putin poses.
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I have argued that the companies' size and influence poses a danger.
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Clearly, Trump realizes that Mueller poses a serious threat to his presidency.
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Warburg studied poses, (and may have delighted in the idea of vogueing).
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They argue such statistics show the dangers illegal immigration poses to society.
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Extreme weather poses a threat to people's safety, food, shelter and livelihood.
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More significantly, the expansion of militias across the country poses a threat.
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Continued use of legacy software and hardware systems also poses cybersecurity problems.
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China poses a great risk in itself with households accelerating their borrowing.
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Air pollution still poses a threat to our families' health every day.
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Convicting CEOs based on nonantitrust charges poses difficulties as well, experts said.
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It looks like the family that poses (and protests) together stays together.
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ALMA poses politely while also sticking her finger in the camera lens.
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What piques my interest about Manning's post are the questions he poses.
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The state has commissioned a report of what risks the pipeline poses.
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She also poses for a photo with photogenic impersonators of Russian tsar.
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"Do it straight on," he says, after testing out a few poses.
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As pansy as some of these poses look, you can hurt yourself.
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The DeepLens team is also adding a model for tracking head poses.
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For LGBTQ rights organizations, this messy environment poses the questions: What's next?
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Like nuclear weapons, nuclear energy also poses enduring threats to human health.
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Hockney doesn't go in for much gimmickry when it comes to poses.
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But that is the question this subtle and profoundly moving book poses.
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Getting out of an abusive home already poses incredible challenges for survivors.
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Moreover, mass economic suffering poses its own dangers, both physical and political.
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And why Southeast Asia, Facebook's fastest-growing market, poses it unique problems.
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Antitrust action against Google poses a threat to its central business model.
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She arrives uninvited, poses as a guest and then steals the gifts.
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Its first act poses an intriguing mystery: What is this strange scene?
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The fallout from the virus poses Boeing's greatest challenge since the Sept.
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The accuracy of the virtual replicas also poses problems, Mr. Nguyen said.
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So the resistance is so strong to anything that poses a threat.
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"The Asset," as his minders call him, poses no threat to anyone.
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Stenner's analysis poses a strategic dilemma for liberalism and the Democratic Party.
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But the issue of abortion poses particularly challenging terrain for Mr. Biden.
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This poses a few obvious questions: Is that a lot of tests?
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Nor did it take long for them to try more ambitious poses.
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But it is the sprawling nuclear complex that poses the largest problem.
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"Vanya" poses the deepest question that we humans ask: Do we matter?
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The threat he poses to Western liberal democracy is immediate and continuous.
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UV light also poses less danger to healthcare workers than hydrogen peroxide.
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They had their subjects hold still poses to keep the treatment consistent.
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But Disney's deep bench of content, in particular, poses a serious threat.
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Its opponents say facial recognition poses an existential threat to digital privacy.
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This, and not Trump, is what poses a threat to American democracy.
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High blood pressure during pregnancy poses serious risks to mothers and babies.
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I need to be there, to see the people and the poses.
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They wore clothes he had collected over decades, adopting comically lascivious poses.
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Here a young French woman poses with her cat for a postcard.
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Gene testing — as opposed to gene altering — poses new risks, as well.
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"As a series of poses and stunts, 'Sherlock Holmes' is intermittently diverting."
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French poses the questions: How will the coming China-driven world look?
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Otherwise, continuing a dependency on other countries poses troubling national security consequences.
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We're therefore not alleging that any particular vacancy poses a legal problem.
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Though not as obvious, accessing capital poses another challenge to small business.
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The study said the epidemic poses clinical, public health and policy challenges.
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But the notion poses a lot of issues For one: which price?
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A troupe of Harlem showgirls poses in costume on stage, circa 1920.
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Like elsewhere in the nation, Iowa's aging population poses an economic headwind.
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Know the challenge that a political environment tilted away from us poses!
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Linda Fairstein poses with 'Death Dance,' one of her many crime novels.
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But the success of Twin Falls poses risks for other rural towns.
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But there are times when a locked door poses its own dangers.
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The artists' formal intervention poses a threat to the seemingly stable monument.
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Such network analysis poses many problems, some of which are well known.
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Others have floated more permanent solutions to the problem the Senate poses.
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But it's important to think realistically about the risks an illness poses.
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In civilian life, Hawley poses as a fisherman or a house painter.
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Which poses all sorts of interesting challenges for the likes of Sens.
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We have cohort analysis, charting how well groups do in particular poses.
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Authorities said the incident poses no threat to the public, TASS reported.
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"Climate displacement poses a huge global challenge," Ginnetti said in a statement.
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Air pollution poses a serious problem to people all over the world.
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Don't be intimidated by yoga terminology, fancy yoga studios and complicated poses.
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Come for Megan Rapinoe's superstar poses, stay for the adorable young fans.
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Over the longer term, the political questions Trump poses are even starker.
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And the intelligence community shares similar concerns over the threat ISIS poses.
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But it also poses risks and puts downward pressure on Uber's margins.
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The United States claims that Huawei poses a potential national security threat.
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It ends up manifesting in the poses, the environments, the brandnames, etc.
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We want people to keep protesting despite the danger doing so poses.
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Lozoya poses a more difficult challenge, given his proximity to the president.
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Musk has said before that AI poses an existential risk to humanity.
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Mr. Trump's critics may be overstating or misreading the danger he poses.
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Therefore, Pokémon Go poses a real risk to black men in America.
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People love doing yoga, they want to know how to do poses.
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But at the same time, low inflation poses a challenge, she said.
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But at the same time, low inflation poses a challenge, she said.
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"Songs From the Spirit" also poses a question: What does freedom mean?
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Less discussed is the unique danger that deepfake technology poses to women.
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This poses problems if we operate strictly through a nation-centric framing.
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At least one of the techniques poses a security threat, they said.
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In a video posted to Instagram, the magazine showed the gymnasts in a few very athletic poses — it's a stark contrast to the overtly sexy poses and come-hither smizes that we're used to seeing from the periodical.
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A boy poses for his picture as a friend holds the strobe light.
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In the meantime, Trump's stream of anti-Chinese Tweets poses risks, he said.
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Such waste poses a threat to ecosystems and human populations, the study found.
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American officials have for years worried that Huawei poses a national security risk.
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Jim Henson, American puppeteer and creator of "The Muppets," poses with his creations.
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The event, which has been running since 1997, poses substantial challenges for roboticists.
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This poses a mild dilemma for rich-world investors—which is soon resolved.
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Instead, it poses the straight question: Are trans people protected under federal law?
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Actor Jim Carrey poses at LACMA's 50th anniversary gala in Los Angeles, California.
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And it poses a growing threat to Facebook's bottom line, and its future.
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Rosie Huntington-Whiteley poses in sexy red lingerie from her latest Autograph collection.
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The takeaway, essentially, is that the accident poses both immediate and existential threats.
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In the "grandparent scam," a caller poses as your grandchild or another relative.
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However, people today take selfies in all types of lighting conditions and poses.
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Cold food poses a risk to Tonina because it's more difficult to digest.
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The actress poses with loose material covering her body — except her pregnant belly.
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Rubio signs every poster and poses for every picture in typical political fashion.
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For the Standing Rock Sioux, the Dakota Access project poses two immediate threats.
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Harry Styles poses with fans at the 28th Annual ARIA Awards in 2015.
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This notion poses challenges akin to those of "market definition" in traditional antitrust.
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A model poses for a photo in front of the cathedral in 1961.
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U.S. intelligence agencies have concluded that ZTE poses a "significant" national security threat.
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"Climate change poses big problems for the entire plant," she told the room.
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That poses a risk for GE, which has large pension and insurance liabilities.
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" Every once in a while, someone poses the question, "Where are her parents?
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The Hill's Rebecca Kheel explains why this poses risks for a government shutdown.
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"Once I start shooting, I stop feeling anything," she told me between poses.
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Shulman says that misinformation, rather than disinformation, poses the bigger threat next week.
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And so far, the threat the Sahel poses to Western interests is limited.
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Russell Simmons poses for photographers at the BET Awards after party in 2006.
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The investigation poses a legal threat to Mr. Cohen — and possibly his client.
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Timur Yildirim poses for a photograph inside his family's store selling traditional antiques.
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Developing a drug to slow or modulate pruning poses another kind of challenge.
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Columbia Care Chief Executive Officer Nicholas Vita poses for a portrait, on Jan.
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Washington says that Huawei's symbiotic relationship with China poses a national security threat.
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After killing them, Alcala placed their bodies in grotesque poses, sometimes photographing them.
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Mine's kinda something like, like a little… [Poses] It makes me feel confident.
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Left: A model poses with a lattice pie for an advertisement in 1966.
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The truncated process, however, poses significant risks to child welfare, the attorneys warned.
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Cyndi Lauper poses for a portrait with her mother, Catrine Dominique, on Sept.
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Blocks and a strap are helpful for beginners to build up to poses.
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This debris poses a massive risk to working satellites, spacecraft, and even astronauts.
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Check. Weird body markings and the main character doing Zen-like meditation poses?
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There will be power poses, and most importantly, there will be power couples.
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How did you arrive at the poses for the figures in these paintings?
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Councilman Richard Ketring poses for a portrait at his business in Ashland, Wisconsin.
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The series poses another mystery of its own, one regarding the intended audience.
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Experts say competition from China poses a real risk to Western oil companies.
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The defect poses a serious threat to bystanders and anyone using the product.
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And it's this issue that poses the greatest existential threat to Juul Labs.
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The book poses such large questions, yet restricts itself to such small answers.
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For other companies here, the pressure on Google and Facebook poses an opportunity.
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Cybercrime poses a real and persistent threat to business, government and financial institutions.
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That plastic doesn't degrade, and it poses a threat to wildlife, including corals.
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In this September 15, 2010 photo, author Philip Roth poses in New York.
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Inequality between those two classes poses an imminent threat to democracy and equality.
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Even Gaza'sfieriest militants admit that their meagrearsenal poses no serious threat to Israel.
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Reuters' Jarrett Renshaw and Chris Prentice report on the danger that this poses.
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A booming stockmarket pleases investors, but it poses another conundrum for the Fed.
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"I think it poses these issues to everyone," the New York congresswoman said.
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Others had a laugh at the expense of her high-fashion style poses.
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Seventh, it is hard to calibrate the risk this poses to GE shareholders.
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Corrections officials have said Holmes poses ongoing security challenges because of his notoriety.
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Italy poses a systemic risk to the euro unless it can reform itself.
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Some are overt homages; others are subtler recreations of certain gestures or poses.
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But new research suggests that the industry poses outsize challenges for parents, period.
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Yolande Mabika, a member of the Refugee Olympic Team, poses with the flag.
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In r/gonewild, Snoo poses for a selfie in a wig and lingerie.
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Lady Gaga poses in a custom design by stylist and designer Brandon Maxwell.
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But the magic is in her performance to camera, the poses she strikes.
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But the threat it poses to the birds' health remains to be seen.
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The host took a few minutes to roast Jonas and his underwear poses.
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Trump's desire to wait until Congress releases a bill poses its own problems.
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The behavior of cloud infrastructure providers poses an existential threat to open source.
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Basically, Kim reportedly kills anyone who poses any kind of threat to him.
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The problem with plastic Plastic waste poses a number of problems for companies.
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LL Cool J poses at Farmers Boulevard in Queens, New York, in 1985.
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Many of these poses were, of course, captured in states of semi-undress.
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In the photo, Prince beams as she poses with the big-screen superhero.
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Don Trump Jr. poses w/ tail he cut off in one picture. pic.twitter.
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Sculptor Mario Antonio poses at his Mexico City studio, surrounded by his creations.
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Scaling up the technology to many buildings and cities poses yet more challenges.
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There is no individual adjudication if the person poses a risk to others.
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" At the same time, Spicer said Trump "recognizes the threat that he poses.
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Nonetheless, the broader world economy poses challenges to China this year, Xu said.
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She was counting in Chinese and calling out the names of the poses.
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CURRENT UNCERTAINTY POSES HIGH RISKS TO EU BANKS, LIFE INSURERS, PENSION FUNDS - ESRB
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But doing poses like these regularly can also help prevent those aches. (Health)
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The incoming Donald Trump administration poses many potential challenges to progressive state governments.
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Kate Dwyer: Being two women entering into the business world poses additional hurdles.
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The Oscars weren't all about the perfect poses, cute couples, and daring outfits.
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It also poses a more immediate risk to critical facilities like naval bases.
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It poses no threat to its neighbours, nor is it a humanitarian tragedy.
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The disproportionately low political participation among Latinos in Central Florida poses real problems.
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The AHCA, then, poses a new and serious threat to people with disabilities.
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Kentucky is more competitive, and it poses another test of how much Mrs.
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In addition to food shortages, sea-level rise also poses dangerous existential threat.
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This shift has many advantages for patients, but it also poses some challenges.
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Audrey Hepburn poses with her statuette at the 26th Annual Academy Awards ceremony.
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He found that low-ranking birds were unlikely to take high-power poses.
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It also poses an interesting question for European citizens currently living in Britain.
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"We must continue to assume that this person poses a danger," said Bernhardt.
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Left unaddressed, the issue poses a growing threat to several sectors including tech.
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The Plan poses an equivalently disproportionate threat to minority communities and their families.
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Therefore, the growing number of Floridians with Alzheimer's disease poses a unique challenge.
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The one group that poses no problem, to our shame, is white Evangelicals.
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"Reserve Bank believes KPMG failure poses risk to the system," another source said.
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Three failures at $100 or $125 each billion poses a much smaller threat.
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"Funds have this mismatch and it poses a risk for investors," he said.
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But the FDA maintains that RTT poses a significant threat to patient safety.
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A breeding ground for disease-carrying insects poses a risk to entire communities.
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October 15, Attorney General Jeff Sessions announced that MS-13 poses a more
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The DRC poses a unique combination of political, financial, operational and ethical risks.
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Tighter monetary policy poses risks for emerging economies in a variety of ways.
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Huawei has repeatedly disputed the US claims that its equipment poses a risk.
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If that is true, it is not the president that poses the danger.
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"Concealed carry poses no danger on Texas college campuses," Governor Greg Abbott tweeted.
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Eric Greitens poses a PR problem for fellow Republicans in his state. Sen.
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But like most heresies, the field he helped create, behavioral economics, poses risks.
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The second, the same poses were introduced by numbers, from one to 21.
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Both men emulated their cake mini-mes' poses before cutting into the dessert.
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Ben Innes from #Aberdeen poses for a picture with #EgyptAir #MS181 hijacker. pic.twitter.
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Bowie poses for a portrait in his "Ziggy Stardust" guise in 1972. 3.
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For foreign banks with big operations in China, its slowdown clearly poses risks.
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Tai chi, for instance, with its flowing movements and poses, rapidly builds balance.
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But that doesn't settle the question of what sort of threat he poses.
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The Republican emphasis on race and culture poses a solvable problem for Democrats.
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As it has twice before, the certification requirement poses problems for the president.
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I guess this poses one final question: Is Kanye West just like us?
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As they had their pictures taken, they were strutting around with different poses.
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"Every deployment poses its own challenges," Marlinspike told Motherboard in an online chat.
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The danger of slipping between the crack poses a threat to your future.
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Feeling uncomfortable or wobbly in some poses is a part of the process.
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A young Wood Turtle poses on a rock in a creek in Pennsylvania.
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Models recreated the poses of the high-power cowboys, with their own twists.
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Gradient's scientists rarely acknowledge that a chemical poses a serious public health risk.
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Again the bridge troll poses his riddle; as always, it is completely inscrutable.
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But "yoga" is more than the poses that make up a physical practice.
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A destabilized Middle East poses increasing dangers to American allies and to peace.
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Every battle makes players' Pokémon slightly stronger until nothing really poses a threat.
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As with banks, remote working poses unique challenges around security and data protection.
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The crisis poses the toughest test for Greece since a 2015 financial crisis.
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And our Interpreter column presents seven critical truths about the threat it poses.
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Despite some recent improvements, the sprawling system's archaic infrastructure poses a constant challenge.
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Their poses are orchestrated to the max — everyone is flying, crashing, charging, recoiling.
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She poses for a photo that she'll post on Instagram the next day.
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Some analysts say the European market poses unique challenges for the streaming platforms.
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The high cost of treating chronic illnesses poses a problem for every country.
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The raids testify to the peril this poses to reporters and their sources.
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It also poses the question: What don't they want Mr. Guevara to see?
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She slots the ball home with precision, sprints to the corner and poses.
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The location of trials in urban centers poses a challenge for rural populations.
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In one online photograph, he poses shirtless, showing off tattoos of Nazi symbols.
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Trump, realizing the threat that the revelation poses, turned to Twitter … and lied.
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FED SAYS FUNDAMENTALS REMAIN STRONG BUT CORONAVIRUS POSES EVOLVING RISKS TO ECONOMIC ACTIVITY
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The Fed noted the coronavirus poses a material risk to the global economy.
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It shows him in unflattering poses, his brow furrowed and his mouth agape.
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The flooding "poses an ongoing threat" to the region, Governor Abbott said Friday.
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But Florida poses perhaps the biggest challenge for Sanders in the coming weeks.
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And the longer a lie is unconfessed, the greater the threat it poses.
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Still, everyone being cooped up at home poses other challenges for the industry.
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And that poses a big problem in an era of deep partisan division.
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Worse, philosophy is notoriously bad at offering solutions to the problems it poses.
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To get into an office building after hours, she poses as a maid.
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About 150 publicly traded companies have warned investors of the threat coronavirus poses.
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"African Americans really understand that Donald Trump poses an existential threat," said Rep.
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The preliminary evidence from actual events is that demanding sacrifice poses major risks.
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Perhaps some capitulation poses in the bathroom before a big meeting might help.
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That chasm poses perhaps the greatest threat to Kim Jong-un's political legitimacy.
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The flu "poses the bigger and more pressing peril," the Washington Post said.
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I asked Poses what he could learn tonight that he didn't already know.
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What about the risk this poses to an organization that helps the community?
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Brasher poses the clearest threat to voting rights of any nominee to date.
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The country's reliance on wind energy poses its own unique set of challenges.
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But neither his policies nor his personality poses a threat to the Republic.
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To continue down this road poses an existential threat to the United States.
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Mr. Lonergan poses these questions not in the abstract, but as practical matters.
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Now, once again, Ms. Young poses for family photos, managing a partial smile.
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Mueller's inquest likely poses the greatest legal threat to Trump and his associates.
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All that debris poses a threat to astronauts and spacecraft, according to NASA.
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Their heroine gamely poses for photo after photo, signing every manner of memorabilia.
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Pompeo acknowledged that the nuclear threat North Korea poses is still very real.
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As such, "This Time Tomorrow" poses a hazard for any spoiler-conscious reviewer.
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Scientists have even debated just how much of a danger asymptomatic transmission poses.
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Yodalis poses for a portrait with her daughter and her granddaughter in Florida.
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The loss of natural areas and biodiversity poses a direct threat to people.
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The fact that all three remain committed to the race poses another danger.
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In a few posts, she totes a gun or poses in snowboarding gear.
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This fun selfie stick is perfect for your over-the-top holiday poses.
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This legitimacy crisis poses a danger just as existential as American military power.
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Aside from air travel, the virus poses an economic threat to global shipping.
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Then, conduct some research on the challenges this environment poses for living things.
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" It then says that Patem "also showed good behavior and poses no threat.
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Zuckerberg claims that one particular candidate poses an existential threat to his company.
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Yummy Yoga: Playful Poses and Tasty Treats is now available now on amazon.com.
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Trump's willingness to dispense with the truth poses a huge national security risk.
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In addition to South Korea, it now poses a military threat to Japan.
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Officials say that case poses challenges because the boy had a toy gun.
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Of course, the impeachment trial poses real risks for Buttigieg and Biden, too.
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The report poses a big hurdle in the utility's path out of bankruptcy.
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But excess debris poses a threat to racers coming up behind an accident.
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Meanwhile, he has shown little concern that Russia poses a major strategic challenge.
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Meanwhile, a devastating disease described in history books still poses a threat today.
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Methane pollution poses a serious and immediate risk to the health of Americans.
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Trade war The trade war poses two risks, according to Wall Street banks.
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But it also poses risks that his words could be used against him.
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He supports "right to work" legislation that poses an existential threat to unions.
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That poses a problem when your president is hostile to such a project.
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With "Rebel," Mr. Singleton poses the question: Can't we all just enjoy ourselves?
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The situation certainly poses risks for China, the world's top importer of crude.
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His main talking point: The threat he says Netanyahu poses to Israel's democracy.
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When patriotic sentiments become allergic to criticism, nationalism poses a danger to democracy.
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That poses a problem particularly in dense areas such as New York City.
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It's an arrangement that securities lawyers say poses an unusual conflict of interest.
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Similarly, climate change poses a significant risk to the profitability of numerous companies.
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But it also has to find that it poses a genuine, serious threat.
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This discrepancy poses a serious problem for Democrats as the primary season continues.
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Some may suggest this poses a problem: The endless options are too intimidating.
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Some may suggest this poses a problem: The endless options are too intimidating.
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CORONAVIRUS OUTBREAK POSES EXTERNAL RISK TO INDIA'S ECONOMIC GROWTH: FINANCE MINISTRY'S ECON ADVISER
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But even when the technical tools exist, policing-breaking news poses unique problems.
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For instance, we have a lot of traffic very well around yoga poses.
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Macron spoke at length about the threat climate change poses to the globe.
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Between the lines: Beyond the technical challenges, blockchain poses practical and legal risks.
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But at the hotel, life without the constraints of time poses new challenges.
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Opening the door to be counted poses too great a risk for many.
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That poses a real problem for democracy — one that institutional design cannot address.
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The prospect poses a dilemma as many of the party's supporters backed Brexit.
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They have been accused of copying poses from Jane Birkin and Serge Gainsbourg.
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Your essay poses an interesting question: Is mutual love with a robot possible?
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FinAccel's team poses for a picture FinAccel's team poses for a picture Garg said Kredivo looks at a range of data points, including the kind of smartphone model a customer is using, and the apps they have installed on it.
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In another shot, Joe, 43, poses with his daughters: "Daddy's Girls," wrote Teresa, 43.
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In one photo, the natural brunette poses alongside her new costar, Burt Reynolds, 80.
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Taylor Swift poses in the press room after winning Best Album of the Year.
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But Trump, whose disapproval rating is historically high, poses a particular problem for businesses.
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But this poses a security threat because of China's reputation for state-sponsored hacking.
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In the first photo, Patridge poses in a yellow bikini and a straw hat.
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"DDOS at a certain scale poses an existential threat to the internet," Peterson says.
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Manipulation, for one, poses a big obstacle, because good luck replicating the human hand.
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But it's worth noting that Trump poses a particular obstacle for Republicans this year.
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This poses loads of risks, particularly illnesses caused by the tough environments in space.
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All of his paintings, even single portraits, depict figures in far more complex poses.
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And given the fact that doing nothing about climate change poses enormous financial risks.
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And anything richer is necessarily more complex — which poses challenges for creating intuitive interfaces.
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Disney Channel's finale promo poses that question while delivering a heavy dose of feels.
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The Daily Star's online home page still largely consists of women in suggestive poses.
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" WATCH: Kim Kardashian Poses Topless Alongside Emily Ratajkowski "Why do you hate my mother?
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The Food and Drug Administration calls it a "trend that lacks evidence, poses risks".
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Moscow's fixation with stability stems partly from the threat terrorism poses to Russia itself.
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Seth Moulton poses for a portrait at the BuzzFeed News studios in New York.
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This poses a serious risk as ISIS will have an opportunity to reestablish itself.
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Drew Dixon poses for a portrait before an interview with Audie Cornish on Profile.
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Instead, it poses a series of open questions: How does constant surveillance condition behavior?
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Journalist Elizabeth Peer poses with a range of Apple computers in New York, 1982.
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For a provisional discharge, the court must determine Pavelich no longer poses a threat.
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It is easy to see why she poses such a threat to France's establishment.
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Likewise, Jain's past comparisons of lunar mining to ocean resource extraction poses similar problems.
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This erosion of confidence in the Federal Reserve poses grave risks to our economy.
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This essay poses as self-revelation, but here the frame of marital trouble dissolves.
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Right: Model Twiggy poses for Vogue in a signature Sant'Angelo suede dress in 123.
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The different depictions of emoji across platforms also poses a problem in judicial rulings.
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Provisional Avant-Gardes poses questions about the printed page in digital avant-garde publishing.
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In it, a man in sunglasses poses with LaBeouf to take a video together.
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But delivering government services to the largest, most-sparsely populated state poses unique challenges.
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A Rohingya refugee poses for a picture in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh, on Sept. 225.
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Quebec poses a different problem and it is not the usual one of separation.
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Variable renewable energy poses what you might call "whole system" challenges to energy grids.
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Herbert Chavez poses with his Superman collection inside his house in Calamba Laguna, Philippines.
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Star Wars collector James Burns, 44, poses with some of his collection in London.
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Jojo poses some of the same questions she has for Robby to his mom.
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The situation poses a significant risk to residents' health, according to Paris City Hall.
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In the show, Baron Cohen poses as an Israeli "anti-terror expert" named Col.
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Some find the poses very disturbing, and then others find them absurd and amusing.
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The hostile environment for airlines that Africa poses is well known in the industry.
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Eartha Kitt poses in character as Catwoman for the television show "Batman" in 1967.
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Analysts appeared to have concluded that putting the two together poses some antitrust risk.
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The iceberg will now be tracked because it poses a potential hazard for shipping.
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Even if AI poses other threats, we can manage them with laws and rules.
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The company denies wrongdoing or that it poses a security risk in the West.
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The series poses a big question for viewers: does humanity deserve to be saved?
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Will Smith poses backstage at the 2015 Latin Grammy Awards in Las Vegas, Nevada.
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Thus, the Soviets must get close—but even that strategy poses its own dangers.
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That is the most important, and the most emotional, question she poses to Patty.
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This poses a stark question: what, if anything, can be done to restore democracy?
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"At a minimum those are some of the legal challenges that facial recognition poses."
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Carney has been highlighting the risks climate change poses to financial risks since 2015.
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This is the story Shamekka recounts as she poses for one of Nola's paintings.
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But it also promises extraordinary benefits and the difficulties it poses are not unprecedented.
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And the sloth, being a sloth (adorable and unaware) jumps right in and poses.
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In her shots, Longoria, 40, poses in an intimate embrace with singer Lara Fabian.
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Donald Trump's global business empire poses widespread potential conflicts of interest with his presidency.
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"Doing these poses for just 30 seconds at a time can help," she says.
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Many Republicans have long believed that Russia poses a significant threat to American interests.
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For the Lit collection photo, he poses in a long, dark wig and tiara.
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To understand the danger Trump poses, though, it's important to recognize what happened next.
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This poses a problem for the companies betting on the mainstream adoption of cryptocurrency.
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The two companies have maintained that the transaction poses no anticompetitive issues in China.
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This poses a risk to the market's bullish bias on the dollar, he added.
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In this July 16, 2011 photo, John Conyers, III poses with his father Rep.
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Either way, the situation poses the obvious question of why Trump is saying this.
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As the photographer urged his subjects to shift their poses, Kelley made his move.
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EISEN: THAT POSES A PROBLEM AND AN ISSUE FOR THE CENTRAL BANK, JANET YELLIN.
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For starters, the sheer number of these trees is poses an immense logistical challenge.
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"North Korea's nuclear test is a dangerous escalation and poses an unacceptable threat," Gen.
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The NRA poses a less forbidding threat to defiant lawmakers than a generation ago.
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He poses at gun shows with supporters and talks about Obamacare being a failure.
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Actress Malin Akerman poses in a Elizabeth Kennedy strapless peplum gown with metallic skirt.
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Today, Democrats may be deeply concerned about the threat Russia poses to our democracy.
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The big question Oscar poses is this: Can health care work the same way?
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Missile defense is political football that poses no real threat to Russia's nuclear arsenal.
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"We believe such a market development poses a multiple de-rating threat," they said.
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Its sticky board presence actually poses a bigger threat after the initial minion dies.
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Theranos' Newark, California, laboratory poses "immediate jeopardy to patient safety," the regulatory agency said.
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"The subjects' expressions and poses are very important elements in my pictures," Yoon explains.
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Alyssa de Santis poses behind the counter at her vintage clothing store in Montreal.
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The question NorthStar poses is: Why fund a Congressman who's actively working against you?
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More advanced mermaids will learn stuff like breathing techniques, handstands, rolls and underwater poses.
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This poses an enormous challenge to employers, employees, and policymakers all over the world.
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GM's Dan Ammann (right) poses with Cruise co-founders Daniel Kan and Kyle Vogt.
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Sacca said he also threw in his best billionaire poses, inspired by Mark Cuban.
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Hanover poses similar questions, if less directly due to its expanded cast of instruments.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNA Medical Emergency Involving a 'Housewives' StarRihanna Poses Almost Naked Yet Again!
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So we consulted Hadid's massive Instagram presence for poses that Toast could practice herself.
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And the melting Arctic sea ice poses a risk to the narwhal up north.
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The Coalition presence in Syria addresses the imminent threat ISIS in Syria poses globally.
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The "Section 301" investigation will determine if the levy poses an unfair trade practice.
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Over-capacity within the oil refining industry also poses a threat beyond China's shores.
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The breadth of the productivity slowdown also poses a problem for Mr Gordon's thesis.
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She shared a photo of the group hitting awkward poses in a photo booth.
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Solving the twin problems of land degradation and desertification poses a greater challenge still.
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" DHS acknowledges, "This population of criminal aliens poses a major threat to public safety.
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Try these simple strengthening poses to ease tension and make back injuries less likely.
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The film, which poses as an objective, if sympathetic documentary, leaves it at that.
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Economists differ on how much of a threat the debt poses to our economy.
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The Defense Department is trying to understand what risk climate change poses to security.
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Jomar Mesquita's "Mamihlapinatapai" (2012) poses a different question: Who will make the first move?
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This is where the Second Amendment poses a significant problem for the Supreme Court.
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However, flooding poses the costliest threat, collectively, across cities in the U.S. and Canada.
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What poses a grave risk is to run for president as a career politician.
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He walks over to a person holding a phone and poses for a picture.
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But Germany, France and Britain, the 'EU3', say themselves that Iran poses a threat.
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While in the second, the actress poses on a staircase wearing the massive headdress.
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In one famous clip, Jenner snaps pictures of Kim as she poses for Playboy.
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So she traded (imperfect!) journalism for really manipulative entertainment that sometimes poses as journalism.
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We should keep in mind that such an approach also poses risks for Kim.
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Yet the course of the Russian offensive poses risks that could intensify other problems.
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And every election poses new questions we weren't even thinking about 24 hours earlier.
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Britain's poor productivity record poses a risk to the country's long-term growth prospects.
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The topics covered range from lactation and power poses to negotiating raises and mentoring.
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A failure to reach any deal poses risks, but so does reaching an agreement.
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Members of the cast took to the dance floor, where they struck cat poses.
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Some members of Congress have also contended the firm's equipment poses a cybersecurity risk.
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This poses no threat to our campus; however, please stay away from the base.
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Watteau seems more interested in their clothes and he poses them in their humanity.
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Still, he repeatedly alluded to the threat he thinks Trump poses to the nation.
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Johnson emphasized that the southern border still poses the greater threat to national security.
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Gillibrand has talked about "the unique challenges" the criminal justice system poses for women.
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On the other hand, The Senate poses less of a threat to GOP power.
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MUMBAI (Reuters Breakingviews) - A public penta-scrum poses a quandary for Fortis Healthcare's board.
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The truth is this poses a real challenge for an underdog campaign like ours.
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She's a non-traditional student, as she describes herself, which poses its unique challenges.
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Salam Bin Mohammed, 24, poses with his new iPhone 8s outside Apple Regent Street.
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Austin Petersen The Missouri businessman, another prominent Libertarian, poses a credible threat to Johnson.
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Finally, the WannaCry episode poses a significant challenge for national security law and policy.
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In one famous clip, Jenner snaps pictures of Kim as she poses for Playboy.
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Hawking has also previously warned about the dangers technological advancement poses to human existence.
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"It poses a significant threat to the state's agriculture, especially to vineyards," he says.
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Because of these revelations, data that big tech collects poses a national security problem.
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But a more promiscuous use of heavy weaponry poses a different set of risks.
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Also strong is a bizarre image in which Sherman poses with her pet macaw.
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A buxom blonde wearing nothing but red heels poses in front of a window.
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After five hours of this, I had run out of outfits, accessories, and poses.
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Women appear vignetted in poses and situations that seem somewhat familiar, maybe Gorey-esque.
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Pollution poses an undeniable threat to public health, as the Supreme Court has validated.
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And personally and professionally, the threat of having my work removed poses many obstacles.
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Try one of these seven poses the next time you feel one coming on.
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The data poses worries that near-record high refinery runs may be short-lived.
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Watching Cassandra and some of the other students perform more advanced poses was inspiring.
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But he seems to underestimate the peril that Bain poses to his potential candidacy.
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That poses risks for the British economy, making its money less attractive to hold.
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This poses a risk for Tesla as many investors consider Musk to be essential.
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Even America's closest allies have realized the threat China poses in the technology space.
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A camera's lens draws attention and provokes poses, but a tape recorder is unobtrusive.
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Even when they strike odalisque poses and caress themselves, their shared objectivity equalizes them.
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But it is your circumstance, and it poses a real threat to your happiness.
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Since then Saphier has backtracked and emphasized the danger the highly-infectious virus poses.
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Try striking poses all day long in a 115 degree desert ... like Olivia Culpo!!!
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The biggest problem is the threat marijuana poses to teeenagers and their cognitive development.
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I notice that the poses we are getting into feel more intense while naked.
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The lack of investment in carbon-focused start-ups poses a particularly existential problem.
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This brand of populism poses a particular challenge for the effort against climate change.
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Eradicating the gangs' influence poses a significant institutional challenge for Paraguay, senior officials say.
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The rapidly changing grid poses new challenges, and NERC is right to raise them.
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A perceived victory for Russian interference poses a serious risk for the United States.
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A perceived victory for Russian interference poses a serious danger to the United States.
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" Those poses could have been lifted straight out of "The Birth of a Nation.
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Even her major characters have just a few avatars, with fixed poses and expressions.
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Before, Beyoncé was suggesting Venus and Mary; now she's taking on their literal poses.
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"This poses a serious threat to children all over the country," Mr. Atta said.
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The next morning, Mr. Lu led the residents through a series of balancing poses.
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To pummel enemies, players must squat, do yoga poses, jog, or flex their arms.
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The pandemic poses a threat to economies like Botswana, where tourism is big business.
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The recent proliferation of face recognition software, however, poses huge risks to public anonymity.
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This delayed timeline poses a headache for the Europa Clipper and its mandated rocket.
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Which poses a few difficulties, for me and also, I would argue, for you.
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But reaching communities of closeted gay men in the remote mountain region poses challenges.
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It recognizes that invisible-to-the-eye AI-based manipulation poses a real challenge.
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She has no particular ambition; she has tried on various poses in disparate crowds.
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Typically, nonfiction reading and writing passes muster because it poses little threat for boys.
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During beach yoga, our yoga instructor swatted them away as we held our poses.
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The winner of the 2019 Rose of Tralee International Festival poses for the media.
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But January's volatility poses a problem for investors trying to read the tea leaves.
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In the photo released Friday, President Donald Trump poses with the 91-member class.
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Again and again, he poses these questions: What can the theatre do, besides talk?
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Trump administration officials have repeatedly warned foreign governments that Huawei poses a security threat.
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Broadcom has repeatedly denied that the Qualcomm proposal poses a threat to national security.
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"Growing protectionism also poses major challenges for the globally integrated automotive industry," he added.
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American intelligence officials say China poses a greater espionage threat than any other country.
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The film explores the history of fashion, and poses the question, is fashion art?
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And the possibility of the virus spreading in Europe poses a new downside risk.
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And the possibility of the virus spreading in Europe poses a new downside risk.
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Yodalis poses for a portrait at her daughter's home in Florida on Feb. 8.
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Mr. O'Brien has written that China poses an enormous challenge to the United States.
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The decision poses dangers for the Kurds, which Turkey views as a terrorist group.
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But it is not there yet, and for Mr. Trump, that poses a challenge.
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"The use of facial recognition technology poses a staggering threat to Americans' privacy," Sen.
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Investors are rightly concerned about the threats to global stability that North Korea poses.
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In its real conclusion, the dancers moved in sculptural poses to brooding string music.
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Stone poses for the cameras after he is seen walking out of the courthouse.
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For Mr. Trump, the launch poses one of the biggest challenges of his presidency.
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They said yes, and we started chatting and I asked them about their poses.
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But for producers — those who make and create things — Amazon's dominance poses immense risks.
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Warren, on the other hand, is a traditional liberal who poses as a populist.
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It poses a threat to Black and Latinx families and to the entire country.
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Some experts have said antibiotic resistance poses as big of a risk as terrorism.
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Paul Krugman For journalists covering domestic policy, this past week poses some hard choices.
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Visitors hold and repeat deliberate poses — for a kind of Muybridge, stop-motion effect.
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Houston City Council candidate Marcel McClinton poses at Houston City Hall on Sept. 183.
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To the questions Howard poses at the end, I say a couple of things.
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Allowing them to buy guns poses an inordinate and needless risk to public safety.
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Washington says the company poses a national security risk, allegations Huawei has repeatedly denied.
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By now, all parents know that technology poses at least some threat to children.
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This poses problems for children who are dyslexic or who think outside the norm.
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This stems from the recent drought and likely poses the biggest threat to yield.
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