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Still, if the face-off turns into a battle above this land of strip malls and stucco houses for the same pool of passengers, experts say, it poses sharp risks for both Southwest and JetBlue, which have emerged during the industry's steep downturn as the country's two most profitable airlines.

While campaigning for Yisrael Beiteinu prior to the 2009 general election, Lieberman posed sharp questions about Israel's Arab minority, expressing doubts about their loyalty to the Jewish state and threatening to make their right to citizenship dependent on an oath of allegiance.

-- posed sharp questions about why countries that promote the execution or imprisonment of gay people should be granted trade perks from the United States.

Tuesday's nastiness may have been invited by Democrats who posed sharp questions about Operation Choke Point at that April hearing, in some cases explicitly defending check-cashing companies -- another high-risk industry.

Film scholar David Bordwell has written about intentional ambiguity as a screenwriting strategy: "A Hollywood film tends to pose sharp moral polarities and then fuzz or fudge or rush past settling them.

For example, ordinary families have no easy way to protect themselves from the risk posed by sharp moves in house prices.

For him and the rest of the country's cultural elite, the Soviet-led invasion posed a sharp problem: emigrate, collaborate, or face the consequences.

And for us in Britain this will pose a sharp, for some deeply uncomfortable, choice that we have hoped and sought to avoid.

Afterward, they drove back to their hotel, having witnessed little of what is occurring in the neighborhoods that are posing a sharp and growing challenge to the government's rule.

The opulent lifestyles of the Swazi royal family pose a sharp contrast to those of the general population, which has a high prevalence of HIV/AIDS as well as hunger and poverty.

At the same time, the book posed a sharp challenge to environmental groups and many scientists who have long spoken of looming ecological and climatic catastrophes that have yet to materialize.