Dr. Steinemann's case and others helped convince the F.D.A. that decorative lenses sold over the counter posed a danger.
This has variously been posited to be democratic Athens counter posing itself to oriental tyranny or aristocratic Athens emulating the Imperial East.
While ideal for singles and fine for a twosome, counters pose problems for bigger groups.
They became players in a web of iniquity where human life was counter-posed against the price of a precious metal.
I don't particularly believe that Ganguly has an 'effing knowledge how to lead his team and tries to counter-pose it with instigating limitless, confrontational behaviours within the younger members of it.
Inside, he donned a Zabar's cap and apron, and headed for the deli counter to pose for the kind of photograph that tends to play well with Jewish voters who are so prominent both in the neighborhood and in the Democratic primary.
EMMETSBURG, Iowa -- Michele Bachmann entered the Pizza Ranch, a ubiquitous chain in Iowa, here Saturday afternoon, shook a few hands, and then went behind the counter to pose with the chain store's staff for a video.
In his earnestness and elegance, the Mike Moore of 1998 seems a world away from that counter-cultural pose of youth.
The English women who had previously worked behind the counter had posed the question with a single word — "Gravy?" — uttered, per cultural convention, with rising intonation.
B1 GETTING APPROVAL -- The rush to develop new vaccines and drugs to counter bioterrorism poses another challenge: How should such drugs be tested so they can be approved?
The United States has told Russia and China that the proposed American missile defense system is intended to counter threats posed by smaller, missile-armed states like North Korea.
