Synonyms for posed
posed

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1. posedadjective

   arranged for pictorial purposes

   Antonyms:
   unposed

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1. List of paraphrases for "posed":

   raised, asked, laid, caused, arisen, represented, put, constituted, made

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1. Andi Zeisler:

   I could absolutely see where a' glamorous' job adjacent to a lot of rich people, where Hugh Hefner have a screen of protection that Hugh Hefner would not have if Hugh Hefner were working at a regular restaurant... I'm sure that if Hugh Hefner posed a choice to a lot of women and it was the same wages, same hours, and emphasized the fact that Playboy Club seems sincere about wanting to protect Playboy Club workers, that would be more attractive.

2. Lakshheish M Patel:

   Today the entire day the trading platform of SBI securities posed problem by not allowing its traders to transact while the market was falling. It is not coincidental but intentional to let companies to fall their share prices and loot investors money. SBI and other brokers get their huge commission for doing this shutting down

3. Antony Blinken:

   Even as the Administration continues to oppose the Nord Stream 2 pipeline, including via our sanctions, we continue to work with Germany and other allies and partners to reduce the risks posed by the pipeline to Ukraine and frontline NATO and EU countries and to push back against harmful Russian activities, including in the energy sphere.

4. Preet Bharara:

   Although substantially diminished, the threat posed to the International Brotherhood of Teamsters by organized crime and other corrupting influences persists.

5. Martin Dempsey:

   What I'm trying to sort out, actually, is the degree to which their near-term embrace of the assistance they're receiving from Iran is a reaction to the existential threat [posed by ISIS], or whether it is something longer-term.