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pose1 [pəʊz, Am poʊz] VB trans

I . pose2 VB intr

1. pose (assume a bodily position) person:

pose
pose ART, phot

2. pose (behave in an affected manner):

pose
pose

II . pose2 N (bodily position)

pose

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The pose of objective research is used to prop up the gospel story but no hard evidence can be found to support that story.
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Hand-raised lovebirds tend not to be scared and pose even more of a threat to themselves.
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How proud and handsome he was, with his chestnut curls and insolent pose!
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The excessive femininity of her women, with their coiffed hair and pristine dresses, pose as many questions as statements.
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In the lower elevations and larger water bodies where these darters are found, pollution and contaminants could also pose problems for this species.
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Excessive humidity can also pose the risk of damaging wine labels, which may hinder identification or hurt potential resale value.
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In addition, untethered dogs pose a substantive danger to toddlers, the elderly and other vulnerable adults.
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It also has a fair amount of baseball jargon that can pose challenges for the uninitiated.
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Believed to have been reactivated multiple times, the fault is extensive and could still pose a threat to locals.
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Online called the duo radiant and sultry and complimented their pose.
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