11.   Even the simplest and most obvious prescriptions, to do with improving security at domestic airports, pose a dilemma.

12.   Fortunately, my peach tree skeleton and its vine bring no ambivalence, pose no dilemmas.

13.   For Jews, the holiday poses a dilemma this year.

14.   If drawing a capable replacement is a problem, luring recruits poses another dilemma.

15.   It poses a dilemma for the heirs of deceased celebrities.

16.   Nor is China the only Pacific Rim nation that poses human rights dilemmas.

17.   President Clinton and Ross Perot both endorse the concept, and a Senate bill that would overhaul existing campaign finance law could pose a dilemma for Sen. Bob Dole.

18.   Rep. Chris Cannon, a Republican from Utah, a state that has no legalized gambling, said the Goodlatte bill posed a dilemma for him.

19.   That also poses a dilemma.

20.   Taking morality seriously means posing unsettling dilemmas, not providing smug and self-congratulatory answers.