A FEW days ago, stats and politics blogger Nate Silver issued a challenge to climate change sceptics who adopt the annoying pose of noting that it's occasionally cold in some places as their primary defence against climate science.
Just a lot of angles from that basic pose," reads the notes.
Michael Apted's documentary poses seven noted scientists for a glossy group portrait, and without going recklessly overboard implies that world-class minds are likely to be accompanied by an equally refined moral sense.
The withdrawal of anidulafungin treatment and subsequent cyst repopulation also pose a cautionary note for the clinical use of echinocandins to treat Pneumocystis jirovecii pneumonia, as cessation of therapy could result in relapse.
Sure, Al Qaeda and Saddam pose different threats, Mr. Marshall notes, "but they emerge from the same pathology of widespread repression, economic stagnation and fear of cultural decline".
The greater number of notes posed a challenge to musicians, who have to vary the pitch of the notes in accordance with the score.
It surrounded near-clichés about the battle between the sexes with full-on dance clichés, affixing a big group pose to the final note of every song.
"That's the choice they pose," Mr. Obama declared, while noting that his plan comes with costs as well, in the form of tax increases on higher-income Americans.
But agency officials and environmentalists said they did not expect that requirement to pose any serious obstacle, noting that Congress had extended its deadline on arsenic several times.
Still, his critics here — some of whom accuse him of trying to "pose as a Republican" — note that Mr. Donnelly also supported Mr. Obama in 2008 and voted for measures like the new health care law.
They were pleased that he showed more willingness to listen to them, rather than just pose for photographs, and noted that he had started to talk more about jobs, entrepreneurship, the cutting of red tape and the importance of manufacturing.
