The story holds true to traditional Broadway themes and arcs, so it was the musical accompaniment that really posed the biggest issue.
Our limited resources should be concentrated on those who have committed crimes which show that they really pose an actual, rather than a possible, threat to the safety of the public.
The relatively small statistical impact makes it hard for a parent to assess whether group daycare really poses a significant risk for their child, but even the shadow of a possibility that it might lingers in the mind and makes the decision very fraught.
First of all, it's hard to see who really poses a threat to the dollar.
But that divergence of fortunes is very much to the point: although the chatter is all about Mr. Greenspan's next move, the question this market really poses is, Who will own the future?
The BBC examines how much of a threat North Korea really poses to the US and its Asian neighbours.
But that is a question only donors can really pose, and that the younger audiences of Brooklyn and Lower Manhattan, who have their pick of a plethora of entertainment offerings, both live and on screens, can really answer.
"So that prompted him to think about communication and really pose the question, 'Why isn't there a global resource for information on agriculture?'".
Perhaps "I, Robot," a hectic, half-baked science-fiction thriller that opens today nationwide, will succeed where the "Terminator" and "Matrix" movies failed, and alert us to the grave danger that our innocent-looking toasters, vacuum cleaners, smart cars and laptop computers really pose.
For a flexible systems theoretical approach, a potential overlap between systems does not really pose a problem, because the premise of constructing social systems already implies that systems boundaries can be volatile.
