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posed

adjective as in formal

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He posed a hypothetical question about a foreign adversary that was “heavily dependent” on trade with the United States.

The BBC has spoken to bosses, workers and GPs about some of the challenges posed by the Keep Britain Working review.

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Apollo CEO Marc Rowan was in the audience on a recent October weekend when Park Avenue Synagogue’s Rabbi Elliot Cosgrove told congregants that Mamdani posed “a danger” to New York’s Jews.

Two undercover reporters, themselves Kurdish, posed as asylum seekers and were told how easy it would be for them to take over and run a shop and make big profits selling illegal vapes and cigarettes.

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The aggressive volume of short-term debt being issued is also fueling doubts about reductions in longer-term Treasury auction sizes, a question often posed to Wells Fargo’s Angelo Manolatos.

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