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But why should it pose a problem?

A sliver of bookshop in east London isn't much of a bulwark against that level of change – and neither, in all probability, will it pose a threat to larger London stores such as the brand-new Waterstones on Tottenham Court Road or Foyles's flagship store, also recently revamped.

Could it pose a security threat?

This section considers the significance of metaphysical supervenience for ethical realism: does it pose a challenge to ethical realism?

For example, Pb II) is a major harmful pollutant to the biosphere, and even trace amounts of it pose a detrimental risk to human health.

When pay is disconnected from long-term performance, researchers and market commentators argue it pose a risk to the financial system.

Because Democrats now support gay marriage, "it posed a much harder question suddenly for gay Republicans".

It poses a threat to human health because of its long retention (decades) in the kidneys (Järup et al. 1998).

Residents fear it poses a health risk.

Nonetheless, and inevitably, it posed a challenge.

It poses a possible environmental catastrophe.