1.   And they would like to remove the tracheotomy, if only to eliminate the risk it poses of infection, which as of Thursday was not a problem.

2.   He also tracked e-mail questions and comments from Internet viewers, some of which he posed to the witnesses as the hearing progressed.

3.   The government appeared surprised by the lawlessness, and confused about whether to strike a public pose of toughness or sympathy to growing social needs.

4.   The government appeared surprised by the lawlessness and confused about whether to strike a public pose of toughness or sympathy to growing social needs.

5.   Under the New Jersey law, the extent of the notification is calibrated to an assessment of the risk that the former offender poses of committing a new crime.

6.   When he stands, he shifts his weight to one foot and thrusts out his chest in a cool pose of defiance that belies his young age.

7.   But what might be the key to the fight is which fighter can answer the questions posed of him.