And this, of course, is the real coup of "Encounters": it poses itself as a discrete exhibition dispersed throughout the museum, but it really engages all the objects in the collection — and you, the viewer, as well.
Not fitting in either country has never really posed itself as a problem.
Neutrality is itself a political ideology, as it poses itself against "political agendas".
But if France, China or Russia look likely to veto a fresh war resolution, Mr Bush seems determined to push on without one, citing 12 years of Iraqi non-compliance with the previous resolutions, plus the danger he says a WMD-armed Iraq could pose to America itself, as all the authority he needs.Going to war this way is far from ideal.
"Zero Dark Thirty" operates on several levels, and it functions against itself: even as the movie stokes excitement for the hunt for bin Laden, it stands outside the mission and — without actually posing questions about the operation — poses the mission itself as a question, by way of canny and conspicuous omissions in content, strategies in representation, and control of tone.
In her article she explained that eating the 4,000-5,000 calories a day she needed, to combat the energy she lost as her body fought to repair itself could pose surprising dangers – as even food could rip her oesophagus or mouth.
These findings pose as many questions as they answer.
Some even muttered that PIMCO itself posed as great a systemic risk as large banks, so important had it become to the fabric of markets.Though the fuss has since died down, Mr Gross remains defensive, calling suggestions that PIMCO overstepped the mark "total BS".
Time poses a challenge, as well.
End with a restorative pose such as corpse pose.
