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

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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

in Pakistan, he supposedly posed as an anonymous bystander and gave interviews to newsreporters about his nephew's arrest.

My uncle posed as a connoisseur in paintings while actually he was only a layman.

News of the World said its reporters posed as a wealthy family from Dubai, employing its regular "fake sheikh" sting tactic .

The police had posed as businessmen interested in using albino body parts for witchcraft.

Their proposal in posed as an alternative to contrast the actual project for the state school, which is already under construction.

An undercover FBI agent posed as the defence minister of an unnamed African nation.

The story also promoted gross stereotypes about Asians, who are posed as learning machines that won't interact with anything but a book.

In several of the cases, he posed as a developer interested in paying public figures under the table to expedite real estate projects.

Though they posed as Texans, she knew they were Connecticut parvenus who preferred to summer in Maine.

Some even muttered that PIMCO itself posed as great a systemic risk as large banks, so important had it become to the fabric of markets.

Apple also eliminated a number of fake accounts - including some users who posed as Apple executives.

Alex Norris posed as toff by a billboard of rival Conservative candidate Edward Timpson.

Read up on the story of an 18-year-old who blackmailed 31 male classmates after he posed as a girl and asked for nude pictures.

The spy was caught by a policewoman who posed as a prostitute.

The spy was caught by a policewoman who posed as a passerby.

The Jin Dynasty established by ethnic minorities was sinicized rapidly in its course of governing, and it posed as the Chinese orthodoxy.

The agents had posed as ordinary citizens for years, some living together as married couples.

The Ford brothers posed as cousins of Jesse James, but actually were not related to Jesse at all.

The detective posed as a mourner at the victim 's funeral.

Often the problem is posed as the runaway-railway-wagon paradox.

In the Sichuan capital of Chengdu, undercover police posed as parents.

The humorist posed as a plain uneducated man.

Infighting posed as grave a threat to the Mustang operation as the Chinese army.

He posed as an expert on old coins.

Behrman sat and posed as the miner.

He posed as an artist.

He posed as a writer.

Take Lessons 1-10, when I posed as a life model in my underwear.

He posed as a rich man though he owned more than he owed.

Lu Xun always played the role of "Odd Owl" in the society of his time, and posed as a figure of heterodoxy.

The police are looking for a robber posed as a cop,

Impure omission of crime can also be posed as a way by the composition;