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Poser argued that the close relationship may have prevented Crocs from seeking out the best deal when selling its products.

To make matters worse, Poser noted what he regards as a conflict of interest that may be influencing sales decisions at Crocs.

I would much rather pay to hear what Bruce Jenner has to say than that poser starlet.

Hawker was quite capable of submitting a poser of this kind to his own bishop, Dr. Phillpotts.

"I don't know: it's a poser to me," replied Herman, as he seated himself under the shelter of the top-gallant forecastle.

This was apparently a poser for Jarrow, who took his cigar out of his mouth, and was a full minute in framing a reply.

They say you're pooty good in larning folks the Bible: but I guess I can give you a poser.'

He had often read and heard of the ways of trackers, and had imagined the art not so difficult; but here was a poser.