So many soldiers posed in this throne for photographs that the upholstery is threadbare.
The problem must be posed in this fashion, and not otherwise.
The judge said the body had been posed in this position in a ditch.
4. Reflect on the role of the United States in Liberia's current civil war and consider the problems posed in this particular peacekeeping mission.
"There is absolutely no basis whatsoever for the imposition of punitive damages," he said, adding, "It's not an issue we feel is seriously posed in this case".
The question of whether the Republic will live or die has now been decisively posed in this form: Will we remove a lawless Administration from office or will we submit to illegitimate rule?
This anxiety does not arise from the fraught plot-propelling questions posed in this backstage drama from 1950: Will the washed-up actor stay off the sauce long enough to make his comeback?
But perhaps we should have been alerted to this year's approach by the publicity photograph of the judging panel (history does not record whether Cyril Connolly, Rebecca West or George Steiner ever posed in this way for their Booker judging).
"If you were healthy and young," Justice Alito implied, "why should you be made to bear the burden of the sick and old?" The answer to these questions, when posed in this way, is clear.
UPDATE: In answer to the question posed in this post's title: No.
Figure 1 provides a starting point for the questions posed in this special collection.
