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"I decided to do an actual calculation, " he says. "Could I get all this speculation down to a well-posed problem? "

Thus Madoff posed as a man beleaguered by his own generosity, who took on new clients as a favor to friends.

He knows his direction even if he did not know ahead of time that he would have to answer the specific question posed.

Mr. Zoellick's remarks weren't timed to be part of a U. S. offensive; rather he answered questions posed to him by The Wall Street Journal.

I am holding it is not easy to get the 'wages', each word posed by the light. my heart is, but it is sick, I feel it's forehead, Oh!

I posed the question of whether Jocasta, for her part, knew it.

Lenders, he said, were able to judge the risk posed by individual applicants and to price that risk accordingly.

Today, the French media are asking why "England is burning" , just as the Anglo-Saxon press posed the question of Paris six years ago.

Bryant stood and posed after he made the shot, his head cocked to the side, his teammates running over to chest-bump him.

The operation, he said, had been a "controlled delivery" , meaning agents had posed as traffickers to entrap the real criminals.

On loan from Madame Tussauds Shanghai for six months, Yao's figure is posed as if he is about to shoot a basket.

His lack of a good education has posed a threat to his advancement even after years of trying hard.

it was graduation day and mom was trying to take a picture of their son in a cap and gown, posed with his father.

You can understand, then, why she posed so easily for those wedding photos. She knows that others expect her to baulk at her own image.

He said the difficulties posed by operating at high altitude were not an excuse.

In August, a Mississippi student's senior portrait was barred from her yearbook because she had posed in a tuxedo.

Britain's swimming director said he would delay his team's arrival to the last moment to limit the risk posed by dirty air.

One of the shots of her boyfriend, baseball player Joe DiMaggio is the only time the pair posed for a formal portrait.

Zhang's cropped hair gives her a tomboy look, but she recently posed for a glamorous photo shoot on a Chinese Web site.

"Israel felt that this reactor posed such an existential threat that a different approach was required, " he said.

The man 'undressed, mounted the revolving stand [used by models] as if he had never posed, ' the artist recorded.

It is there, it is at this place, that there ought to be posed the question of jouissance.

Even the White House, Pentagon and Justice Department couldn't seem to agree on what kind of threat Padilla posed.

In her latest interview with Elle magazine, Lily posed in two blue dresses and said: 'They're not just going to the gym two hours a day.

It did not consider it as a focal issue of IP and therefore should not be posed as a priority area for WIPO.

This was the question posed to me the other day by a man who had been casually dating a woman he was rather fond of.

Scarlet smiled at him, spoke to him kindly, but never asked him to sit on the fence in the front yard, where all the other boys posed.

the electromagnetic inverse scattering is one of most difficult problem due partly to its ill - posed , nonlinear and instability nature.

I cannot believe I am thinking about this, and I try to stop but find I can't resist answering the question I've posed to myself.

The imposing man posed as a man of good disposition and disposed of the rubbish.

She was in the owner and has many prominent sons and grand sons. She posed solemnly again and said a few words to me.

There was no sign the offshore eruption posed any danger to residents, he said, with trade winds blowing gas and steam away from the island.

To answer the question posed at the start, some economies, including all-important China's, probably are scraping along the bottom.

Just as how the AIDS epidemic seems to have overwhelmed medical scientists in the same way cancer has posed a great challenge also.

She alighted with her young daughter Piper, posed for a picture with a tourist and hurried past two dozen reporters and photographers.

International laws of self-defence would allow a nation to respond to remove the threat posed by an imminent or unfolding attack, he said.

However the question posed in this discussion assumes that wars can be, at least to a degree, pointless.

The concern (posed by the Economist piece) that this proposed ban would be might be "misunderstood abroad, " seems foolish.

At this level there is posed the question of jouissance. It is a question and, as you see, it is even a scientific question.

She stopped and posed for a moment and then politely asked that they wrap it up for the night, so she could walk on the street in peace.

The danger posed by terrorist, separatist and extremist forces to the region's security cannot be rooted out in a short time.

The president of Croatia and his wife Tanja posed for a picture with Angelina Jolie.

Back in 1991, the rabbi at a suburban New York synagogue on Long Island posed a searching question to one of his lay leaders.

At this point, the armature is not posed , but I'm still hoping to get a sense of the final product even at this early stage.

He posed for a picture with a young brunette female, kissing her cheek and with his right hand raised up to cup under her left breast.

Rabbi Dennis Shuman of the P'nai Or Jewish congregation said the planned event posed a dilemma to religious communities around the world.

The SNB said the massive overvaluation of the Swiss franc posed an acute threat to the Swiss economy and carried the risk of deflation.

He posed as a privateer for two years, exploring the underworld of the Hapes Cluster in search of his brother's murderer.

He says in Britain the threat posed by the extreme right normally does not come in the form of a major terror attack.

The water also posed a serious threat to public health, as it was an easy breeding ground for mosquitoes and bacteria.

Investigators concluded that the incidents posed no threat and there was no evidence of space aliens or a super technology in operation.

There has been a range of speculation about the nature of the threat posed by the botnet, from a wake-up call to a devastating attack.

When all dreams were posed and described as multicolored, desires were to become go with-out saying, only come down on but only return.

Putin said the resumption of flights was a response to security threats posed by other military powers.

The constitution theory of a properly posed set of nodes for the multivariate polynomial graded interpolation is studied deeply inthe paper.

But it is unusual to see so many similarly posed images of women on their backs, back-to-back, in magazines.

With that we also had to keep the building open-able at all times for visitors. This posed a great challenge for us.

man posed as a man of good disposition and disposed of the rubbish.

Its finance chief, Bodo Uebber, said the weakness of the dollar and pound against the euro also posed bad news.

Then we took photos for her as she posed with the flowers.

The only movement that posed a potentially serious challenge to the regime was the short-lived China Democracy Party (CDP).

Yao's figure is posed as if he is about to shoot a basket.

I was just reading some news and I saw that someone said Sarah Jessica recently posed for a "steamy" Vogue cover shoot.

However, the teaching contingent is not up to the urgent requirements posed by the educational reform.

Back in January, in my State of the Union Address, I warned of the danger posed by a Supreme Court ruling called Citizens United.

Cheryl Cole had every reason to smile as she posed ahead of her lucrative 30-minute gig at the Cannes Festival last night.

Speculation about this then raised a question, posed in an editorial in this newspaper: "Any takers? "

The randy pair had to call a halt as they posed for the August edition of W magazine and rushed off to their trailer.

Chinese parliament spokesman Li said the military spending rise was justified. China posed no threat to anyone, he added.

The problem is often posed this way: you've got a friend in your car who will die if you do not get to the hospital straight away.

The agency said the radiation amount posed no immediate threat to the health of nearby residents, Kyodo reported.

China should face up to the threats posed by the real estate bubble, change the price of this single act of governance tools.

Recently local protection and safety of the fishermen working there. It is not a military action and posed no threat to any country.

But since it is posed and well modeled, it is more easy to give a character more a more natural look with Lighting and Texturing.

The scientist refused to shave, because there was no evidence that his facial fuzz posed a hazard.

Once he posed as standing above the electoral fray , but he has now firmly come down on the side of repression and electoral fraud .

These successive eruptions posed problems for the U. S. world order, and indeed for the Soviet Union as well.

A higher rate of female employment could help to deal with the difficulties posed by an ageing society.

A man and a woman in traditional Japanese clothing, posed somewhat stiffly against a lush, park-like back-drop.

Hamas has shown less tolerance, fearful lest a turnout of thousands, including many women and a few rappers, posed a secular challenge.

The news could fuel eurozone politicians' fears about Europe's ballooning trade deficit with China and the threats posed by a strong euro.

The only other oddity was a bat that attached itself to the back of Discovery's fuel tank, where it posed no debris threat to the shuttle.

Belle Glade's treat to other Americans, like that posed by homosexuals a few years ago, at first seems easy to dismiss.

They posed for each other, between the first sign as a souvenir, each person's scores on all the other people to sign over the name.

Eventually he did get through, and posed a series of questions to assess an aspect of her personality known as her attributional style.

Operation Crevice was a turning point in the British authorities' understanding of the threat posed by al-Qaeda.

One factor that the bank believes has been overhanging investor sentiment is the continuing risk posed by toxic assets.

Doncaster Rovers have sacked the woman who plays mascot Donny Dog after she posed in her underwear for a Sunday newspaper.

She said she does her own makeup and does household chores despite the challenges posed by her extremely long nails.

The antinomy that the Scholastic tradition posed as a matter of principle is here taken to be resolved by virtue of being imaginary.

How can the building sector wake up to the challenges posed by a warming planet?

This was the famous question posed by a real legal case about an online game.

Every question asked is being posed by someone in your target audience (they already qualified themselves by signing up for your webinar).

Not only had the Fed recognised the risks that financial turbulence posed to America's economy, it had acted boldly to head them off.

Lawyers for the city argue that the handgun ban is reasonable in the light of the danger posed by a high crime rate.

China said the US report had exaggerated the threat posed by its military, calling it "cock-and-bull" .

This was the question I posed to my fiance over some dinner table conversation one recent evening.

'Are we tax payers paying the money? ' asked one Phoenix News reader, repeating a question posed widely on a number of discussion forums.

The scientists say that basic research is urgently needed to understand the risk posed by the H5N1 bird flu virus and how it spreads.

Chelsea, he said, has dined at Osso Buco a few times since that night he posed with her, but not in recent years.

The English language newspaper China Daily recently posed the question, "What's the point of translating Broadway hits into Chinese? "

Moreover, the reliability objective of WSN must be achieved within a certain real-time delay bound posed by the application.

All the challenges posed by the harsh realities of life began to gnaw away their dreams and love for each other.

The Pentagon is already beginning to focus more acutely on the threat posed by climate change.

By an example, analyzed the cause of efficiency low of the boiler and posed the suggest of economy operation of the boiler.

Considering the immediate and long-term health risks posed to others, smoking is more than just a personal matter.

With the depth-in study, it was posed a model of Time-Resource Decision-making for trade-enterprises with a similar Dynamic Alliance.

When it comes to the hazards posed to the climate by greenhouse gases they see science as an ally scarcely to be questioned.

Nonetheless, Mr Bernanke's academic research gave him an acute appreciation of the risks posed by dysfunctional financial markets.

The explosion also posed the first test of the promise by Kevin Rudd, the Labor prime minister, of a more humane approach to refugees.

Many computer scientists would say that the question is ill-posed, and that any answer to it wouldn't mean much.

The US military is beginning to focus more intensely on the threat posed by climate change.

Indeed, in an effort to emulate neighbouring Turkey, President Bashar Assad's government has posed as a regional champion of moderate Islam.

At the end of that post, I posed a question that I promised to address this week.

Countries should be able to defend themselves, he suggested, if an attack posed imminent danger to human lives.

I do solemnly promise and declare that I would not open or delay or cause to be forced to ope or delay any letter or anything by posed.

That was the question posed by the Financial Times' View from the Top conference in New York last week.

But environmental activists are not yet ready to dismiss the threat posed by toxic chemicals on U. S. military bases.

Two origins of water demand volume of ecological environment is analysed, the concept of water demand for ecological environment is posed.

However, in this scenario it was the obese lunch date who posed a threat: the subjects ate more if the actor was wearing a fat suit.

Back in 2000 she posed for a nude calendar with her team mates.

But there has been a persistent tendency to ignore the toughest questions posed by nuclear power: What should be done with the waste?

But the question of jouissance is posed more primitively for the man.

European Union foreign ministers'meeting declared birds flu posed a global health threat if it shifted from birds to humans.

The two posed for pictures and were spotted kissing before they hopped into a waiting silver Lamborghini.

He has called for an independent study of the risk posed by "dangerous faults in close proximity to California's aging reactors. "

It assessed the danger the organization posed to the Army in a report marked "unauthorized disclosure subject to criminal sanctions. "

The problems lower prices could cause in those countries could be more visceral than those posed so far by the current financial upheaval.

This was among the hundreds of questions about insomnia readers recently posed to the Consults blog.

Tragically Kael'thas soon learned that the greatest danger to his people was posed not by the Scourge, but by the Sunwell itself.

He also pointed out that some measures laid out in the road map were vulnerable to aftershocks and posed a threat.

It was always American policy to use Saddam's Iraq to counterbalance Iran since it was really Iran that posed a danger to the region.

Tokyo's issued a white paper discussing military threat posed by an increasingly aggressive China.

It would be wrong to forget the fundamental challenge to international law and the international system posed by Russia's attack on Georgia.

Therefore, B has the right to order a trees into their own houses on the branches are cut off, to eliminate the threat posed to his house.

But Brandeis never gave the privacy risk posed by his servants a second thought.

A stable solution of an ill-posed inverse problem can be obtained by utilizing the regularization methods in the objective function.

Archaeologists on a dig in Italy claim to have discovered the skull of the woman who posed for Leonardo's da Vinci's masterpiece.

Though visibly nervous and shaking at times, Chanel posed for photographers as she sat on a red mini-sofa.

Ahead of the first training session of the day the entire squad posed for a photograph with the Official Swiss Liverpool Supporters Club.

A Chinese family posed in front of the 'church' for pictures and laughed when I asked if it had any religious significance to them.

Authorities said the accident posed no threat to humans.

No food additive that posed such a high risk would be allowed on the market.

China did not invade other countries and posed no threat to them, but other countries threatened China.

In reply to the question posed by the title How does being an American inform what I write?

Meanwhile, it has posed greater challenges for the teachers. The traditional teaching notions are being greatly challenged.

While conducting interviews for this book, I sometimes posed the chameleon riddle to my interviewees.

Mr. Bush said the country rose to the challenge posed by terrorists.

The standing committe of Shanghai people's congress has set out to assess the would-be impacts posed by China's entry of WTO .

The current financial crisis has posed the most severe challenges to the world economy since the Great Depression of the 20th century.

Some executives said Ms. Bartz didn't seem to fully appreciate the growing threat posed by Facebook.

Back in Hunan province, Liu posed at the ancient Yuelu Academy in Changsha, under a misty gray sky.

Our Agarthan brothers and sisters were able to obtain their surrender and end any possibilities posed by this event.

Some of its most high-profile engineers started making the case that the social web posed a vital threat to Google.

Most readers seem to think this is the easiest problem ever posed in this slot.

The long list of celebrities who have posed nude for Playboy include Bo Derek, Pamela Anderson, Farrah Fawcett and Sharon Stone.

This group posed a real and serious threat to the citizens of the national capital region and Canada's national security.

The Coen brothers, who directed the spy comedy, posed on the red carpet in formal black attire sans ties for a more artsy look.

Ministers are attempting to shore up a fragile world recovery against the threat posed by the eurozone debt crisis.

The Cell Meio golden shoes that Puma designed for Bolt, and which he posed with on the track, won't be in stores until next week.

The mayor said the houses posed a security threat because they had been built with money from insurgents.

But for the most part those investors are blind to the risks posed by the excessive power of the state there.

One of the additional challenges posed on tour is the marriage of modern equipment to old-fashioned facilities.

The true challenge posed by China as the workshop of the world is likely to be environmental.

"Get the hotel in the picture, " one young man said in Hindi as he posed, straight-faced, for a photographer.

He captures well the West's weakness, as well as the seemingly powerful challenge that eastern-style socialism posed to Western freedom.

The ideas have been posed on classifications and definitions of ore dressing experiments in two editions of in this paper.

New measures have been announced in Europe to tackle the threat posed by the debt crisis and stalling economic growth.

Finally, the project team should identify the potential Six Sigma tools to be used to answer the questions posed.

Risk prediction is also set to be used to assess the threat posed by people ranging from terrorist suspects to potential delinquents.

The two men posed for photographers holding a piece of framed calligraphy reading: "Peaceful negotiation creates a win-win situation. "

The war has caused great suffering for the Yugoslav people and posed a serious threat to European stability and world peace.

The setting up of antitheses , typical for Greek philosophy, was also applied to the problems which language posed.

He stressed that Chinese navy was conducting normal training which posed no threat to any country.

In implementing this concept on a notebook, the ASUS industrial design team were posed with a tough challenge indeed.

The stream parser posed by identifying the word mark and give structured storage.

She looked more confident than ever as she posed for photographers amidst the gazes of admiring onlookers on the red carpet.

I spotted a cute guy who had posed with my shirt and tapped him on the shoulder.

Views vary across the eurozone over how great is the threat to economic growth posed by the euro's most recent appreciation.

The requirements are difficult to pin down, and significant challenges are often posed by legacy data sources.

He notes the similarities with the rise of Germany a century ago and the inevitable threat it posed to the British empire.

Their explosive development has posed all sorts of challenges, both in terms of regulation and pollution.

In announcing its latest rate decision, the Bank of Thailand noted the dangers posed to the economy by a slowdown in America and Europe.

answer only made me more confused than I was before I posed the question.

One posed for a photo as she scrubbed a Palestinian corpse.

Have I, without knowledge, made a subtle pass at you, or have the poses that are mine to strike then perhaps posed a threat to you?

All countries have an obligation to help address the challenges posed by nuclear weapons, beginning with the nuclear weapons states.

The recent outbreak of Avian Influenza in a turkey farm in England served as a reminder of the risk posed by AI.

As the feature sizes of integrate circuits decrease to nm, high-energy particles have posed a great threat to circuits' normal function.

Scientific research has produced substantial social benefits. It has also posed some troubling ethical questions.

At the top of the hill, the group elbowed their way into a spot in front of the statue and posed for pictures.

The challenges posed by a country leaving the single currency, however, would be formidable.

They clearly violate the spirit of existing treaties as well as the pro posed Chemical Weapons Convention, which is now before the Senate.

Jihadist ideology has also been facing what may prove to be bigger threats than those posed by military setbacks or defections.

We posed that question to Mary McBride, a senior scientist with the British Columbia Cancer Agency.

Trouble in even a peripheral country like Greece, whose GDP is less than a tenth of Germany's, posed dangers to all.

Running such geopolitical risks would be understandable if China's policies posed a true threat to America's economic health.

It is because of perceived necessity, in the face of a rising China and of dangers posed to Japan from the Korean peninsula.

Although they have offloaded much of the risk posed by the recession, the big hotel chains have exposed themselves to two new dangers.

We had just come home from a good tromp in the bush and he was just getting comfortable when, very obligingly, he posed for me.

Leading questions and questions posed in the negative are challenging for an interpreter particularly for rarer languages.

The flog posed as the travel diary of an engineer, but actually, he was paid to write something good about a certain travel agency.

Initially, she posed showing only her belly but as the all-female staff at the studio helped her relax, she posed nude for the camera.

Benedicte Christensen, director of the International Monetary Fund's African Department, said last month the agreement posed a "dilemma" .

He found that among low-skilled workers, opposition to immigration stemmed mainly from the competitive threat posed by the newcomers.

Our plan was to raise the testosterone levels in wild mice and measure the disease risk they posed to the population.

She also showed off eye make up that looked like dark eyes as she posed for pictures and waved to fans.

The major advantage of MREIT is the high impedance resolution imaging and improvement of the ill-posed problem in conventional EIT.

On the basis of the characteristics of secondary school students, this paper posed some suggestions to the teaching of Professional courses.

EARLIER this year Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, speaking to his country's parliament, posed two questions: "Who are our enemies? "

Gates stressed that the challenges posed by Iran's attempts to influence Iraq "can be dealt with diplomatically. "

Benefits of the historical perspective suggest the data may help answer questions not originally posed by the researchers.

The most spectacular is a carousel of figurines from Totoro, each posed a minute movement apart.

In his early life he posed as a lawyer, a Benedictine monk, a civil engineer, a child care expert and the list goes on and on.

Table Topics on the theme of "the scrumptious symphony" were posed, timed by the timer holding up large green, yellow and red bell peppers.

We must free up the flow of credit to consumers and businesses by reducing the risk posed by troubled assets.

In recent years, many foreign testing systems have flushed in and posed challenges to traditional CET-SET system.

Ask questions during class, without making a pest of yourself, of course, and answer your share of the questions posed by others.

That happens to be the question the Nazis' "Degenerate" show posed about modern art.

More recently, several questions have been posed about capabilities of the crack closure concept alone.

Qian managed to overcome the obstacles posed by forms, structures, traditional usage, presentations and different cultures.

But in low and middle-income countries, impulse control disorders, substance abuse and anxiety disorders posed the greatest risk.

The public health threat posed by legionellosis can be addressed via preventive measures.

Dr Besser said more information was needed to determine the extent of the threat posed by the virus.

The emergence of diasporic literature with features of linguistic and cultural hybridity has posed a great challenge to translation.

But it also posed a challenge for the communist government, which wants to attract technology investors to develop China's economy.

The incident highlights the public relations risks for multinationals posed by the Chinese internet, with its more than 440m users.

Fast-forward to November, the Fed is posed to inject more liquidity into the system by buying US Treasurys.

For the novelist, as we see in the case of Hawthorne, the insubstantiality of society posed serious problems.

Whatever the architectural challenges posed by multicore computing, however, they're only the tip of the iceberg.

The gaunt 67-year-old smiled broadly as he posed for a photograph next to Clinton.

The dose is very low, though, and for most women the benefits of regular mammograms outweigh the risks posed by this amount of radiation.

But surely it is foolish to blind ourselves to the murderous threat posed by a small, but fanatical, minority of the deer community?

It may also choose suboptimal plans for queries posed on partitioned tables and distributed partitioned views.

Alec and Ollie posed while Corbett snapped a cell phone photo at the mouth of the cave, then the two boys turned and stepped inside.

Develops design plan and details in response to technical problems posed by a project's scope. Develops innovative solutions to problems.

Igor, capable of causing catastrophic damage, posed no imminent threat to land or energy interests.

The paper's work is summarized and some suggestion are posed for future research in the last part of this paper.

The four posed for a picture, with Laura pausing briefly to check her colours - rust - against Michelle's bright red.

This approach helps bypass the barriers posed by existing institutions that are reluctant to try something different.

Among them is the threat posed to the profitability of the financial system when short-term interest rates rise, as eventually they must.

Materazzi spent time chatting with some of the inmates after the awards ceremony. He also posed for photos and signed autographs.

In the area of numerical method, how to solve the problem that those problems are posed on infinite domains is always a popular subject.

Everywhere you look, reporters, commentators, and policy wonks are examining the threats posed by the resurgent Middle Kingdom.

The FDIC could increase the fee if it felt the case posed a greater risk to the agency.

However, the extensive rapid urbanization have destroyed the surrounding ecological environment and posed the potential danger.

If you posed the question "If you had all the money in the world, what would you do? "

Patriotism and globalization are often posed as two absolute polarities, incompatible and reciprocally repulsive.

This solution shown in Figure 2 addresses the limitations posed by the earlier model.

Our goal is to lead a far-reaching effort to meet the challenges posed by this precious and finite resource.