Can also be used as a pose when posing for a picture.
But all that was as nothing to the problems posed when the Labour government in 1974 announced its intention to renegotiate Britain's membership terms.
The French word was introduced into the English vocabulary in the mid-19th century, possibly by William Makepeace Thackeray's massive novel about a classic femme fatale who poses, when convenient, as an ingénue, Vanity Fair.
According to the report, oil spills are frequently left rather than cleaned up, contaminating farmland, water, and fish supplied as well as posing a hazard when it is heated by the sun and becomes highly flammable.
Prominent cognitive models of OCD assert that intrusive thoughts are experienced by most people, but develop into obsessions when appraised as posing a threat for which the individual is personally responsible.
Getting a photograph to illustrate the similarity was, by definition, a nightmare, as the pose appears when she is not the centre of attention.
After her operation, Lisa speaks with Vandernoot's voice when posing as Tessa, and with Meilani Paul's voice when the character was not acting.
A fictitious school was created in Brooklyn, complete with his men posing as administrators when monitors went to visit.
Nor those that want to uphold a shallow lie about this country, even when posing as fiction.
I did, however, object to the State Department's politically motivated insistence that the F.B.I. stop fingerprinting Iranian wrestlers, and intelligence operatives posing as athletes, when the wrestlers were first invited to the United States in a good-will gesture.
