Despite the fact that it poses as big a threat to health as the more widely covered air and water pollution, data on soil pollution has been so closely guarded that it has been officially categorised as a "state secret".
At first sight, it poses as a self-help book.
It is the hallmark of Neil Jordan's romanticism (as Mona Lisa amply demonstrated) that it poses as a critique of romanticism.
It poses, as a political and strategic problem, the issue of how an organized Romani might gain at least legal and routine toleration, if not true acceptance.
When you last saw a film shot in Vancouver, however, is another question: so effectively (and economically) does it pose as a multitude of US cities in major productions that it's come to be known as Hollywood North.
Thus, evolution is considered, often by several teachers, a subject to avoid in teaching, either because of the difficulties it poses as a framework, but also because some find it opposing their religious convictions.
Is the Atlantic piece just an effort to rehab Google's fading reputation for goodness by letting it pose as a defender of serious news and democracy?
It poses as a major health problem in the state of Bihar, accounting for almost 200,000 deaths occurring solely due to visceral leishmaniasis, which is nearly 90% of the total cases in India (reported since 1977) [ 2].
Even though many issues have to be improved, such as effective delivery systems and optimal formulations that are able to reach the alveoli and are well tolerated by the patients [ 23]; it poses as a desirable strategy for VAP antibiotic treatment, especially in multirresistant strains where active agents have elevated risk of toxicity.
According to the indictment, the authorities received a tip that the group was seeking foreign support, and a government informant was sent to infiltrate it, posing as an al-Qaeda representative.Allegations that the group sought support from al-Qaeda to plant bombs appear largely based on conversations between Mr Batiste and the informant.
