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The phrase "and poses with a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone who is taking a photograph or standing in a particular way alongside someone or something else.
Example: "She smiles brightly and poses with a beautiful sunset in the background."
Alternatives: "and stands with a" or "and takes a picture with a".
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She electrocutes herself while soaking in a bathtub with toaster ovens, radios and hairdryers, plays with exacto knives, shows off mangled, bruised arms and poses with a gun to head, all the while singing "Never knew love would taste like this".
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Midfielder Craig Gardner grinned and posed with a soccer ball.
A photo showed a young boy wearing it and posing with a toy gun, while pointing at the camera.
A standard ticket, about $17, entitles a visitor to walk a leashed tiger and pose with a chained tiger.
In videos and pictures released after his death, Abusalha is seen smiling and posing with a kitten.
People waited for a chance to enter the octagon and pose with a championship belt slung over their shoulder.
In 2014, for instance, when his fourth consecutive budget arrived on schedule, Mr. Cuomo labeled it a "grand slam" and posed with a baseball and a commemorative bat.
"I did one shoot recently where I was blindfolded and put in a bath, another where I wore a fur gilet and posed with a whippet".
Sanders is supposed to put on a Steelers cap and jersey and pose with a pair of skis at Sea World's Penguin Encounter in San Diego.
Law-enforcement officials would later say the roll included many photographs of Mr. Loughner wearing a bright red G-string and posing with a Glock.
Walk on the field, glance inside the locker rooms, check out a luxury box and pose with a statue of the former coach Barry Alvarez.
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