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Angliholic Posted 18 years ago
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come up with a different pose for every shot

She can always come up with a different pose for every shot.

Does the above mean "She can always think of a different pose for every photograph?" If not, what is it? Thanks.
  

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I understand it the way that he can always invent a new pose for every new photograph. Hence, if you invent it, you somehow have to think of it.

— Ruslana

  • I understand it the way that he can always invent a new pose for every new photograph.
  • Hence, if you invent it, you somehow have to think of it.
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I understand it the way that he can always invent a new pose for every new photograph. Hence, if you invent it, you somehow have to think of it.
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Angliholic
She can always come up with a different pose for every shot.

Does the above mean "She can always think of a different pose for every photograph?" If not, what is it? Thanks.

Assuming that the 'shot' has nothing to do with weaponry or with needles,
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Angliholic
She can always come up with a different pose for every shot.

Does the above mean "She can always think of a different pose for every photograph?" If not, what is it? Thanks.

Assuming that the 'shot' has nothing to do with weaponry or with needles,
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creates, produces, invents, develops, shows up with
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