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Fashion, by contrast, seems thus far to pose almost no risk of creating political trouble within China.

William R Polk: UN trusteeship is the best answer Lakhdar Brahimi's proposals are interesting, perhaps even hopeful, but they pose almost as many problems as they address.

They say some injuries, like hip or rib bruises, can be excruciatingly painful but pose almost no risk of permanent injury if the player is hit there again.

"It's sort of like 'Dieux du Stade' in France," Mr. Shales said, referring to a French rugby team's collections of revealing photos, "where athletes don't find it feminizing to pose almost naked in pictures.

Its population of 1.1 million -- half under 15 -- is expected to double by 2014, which would pose almost unimaginable strains on what is already a highly congested area with few jobs, severely inadequate housing and almost no natural resources.

So, where does this leave mainstream secular yoga practitioners who, if they can tell the difference between a "Downward-Facing Dog" and a "Dolphin" pose, almost certainly couldn't pronounce their names in Sanskrit?

WASHINGTON — It was a hypothetical question in a Supreme Court argument, and it was posed almost 40 years ago.

WASHINGTON — It was a hypothetical question in a Supreme Court argument, and it was posed almost 40 years ago.

Seemingly posing almost as great a risk as nuclear weapons, according to a plethora of stories, were the Pakistani madrassas.

Instead, it sold Warner Music to a consortium of investors led by Edgar Bronfman Jr. and Thomas H. Lee Partners, who posed almost zero regulatory risk.

For years, agency officials said that atrazine in drinking water posed almost no risk to humans or the environment.