Even some West Germans developed a little nostalgia for it, as the place before which news reporters in East Berlin were always posing.
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That question, when I've heard it, is always posed to a friend of mine, who always responds the same way: "Ca-li-for-ni-a".
I decided not to ask him the same tired questions that are always posed to living legends, instead playing along with wherever he wanted to go.
Russell observed that while the depiction of figures in rooms is common through all eras of painting, the figures are always posed, and usually seemingly aware that they are being portrayed.
Girls, in particular, seemed to be always posing — in some cases vamping — for the camera: hair swept back, hand on hip, dressed just so.
She is always posing the question of how the world might be rebuilt from minimal, coarse materials—"Show me your nothing / that you left behind," she writes in "Archeology," "and I'll build from it a forest and a highway, / an airport, baseness, tenderness, / a missing home".
She always seems to be smiling, even in the photos where she didn't see it coming, the way celebrities [End Page 119] are always posing for paparazzi in everything they do.
On the other hand, since the decreasing properties and existence of nontrivial lower boundary, these iterative functions are all well posed, whereas the well-posed theorem in Section 3.2 cannot guarantee that the subsequent functions of iteration are always well posed.
Models of good genes and genetic compatibility are almost always posed in the context of sexual selection, typically addressing the question of whether females might acquire good or compatible genes through mate choice.
