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poses

noun as in artificial position

verb as in sit, stand in place

verb as in offer, put forward idea

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The process, however, poses notable tradeoffs when it comes to energy use, disposal of water that has salt, and cost for low-income areas.

In response, prosecutors argued that the request for bail should be denied, alleging that Mr Combs "poses serious risks of danger and obstruction of these proceedings".

From BBC

No wonder the figure’s three-quarter view cemented the standard for European portraiture for centuries, replacing frontal or, more often, profile poses that harkened back to classical Greece and Rome.

Since that fateful day, I have been writing about the extraordinary dangers Trump poses for the country.

From Salon

But the activist also wants to highlight the threat that deforestation poses to our climate.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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