1. But a photo op of the congressman inspecting a decaying building is useful.

2. We need leadership, not a campaign photo op.

3. It turned out to be an approved photo op.

4. In a unique photo op, the departing crew will photograph Endeavour parked at the space station.

5. This is of course an elaborate photo op not actual combat.

6. Recently, a transgender beauty queen even got a photo op with the prime minister.

7. When I saw this photo op I had to convince our driver to stop just for a second so I could take this one picture.

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8. The cast took the stage for a joint photo op in Hall H to wrap up days of studio panels that have taken place each day at Comic-Con in San Diego since Thursday morning.

9. The cause doesn't really matter - it's all about the photo op and saying "I was there!!"

10. Lake made sure he and his aides stayed out of any photo op.

11. Letting your kitten sleep on top of your keyboard might make for a cute photo op (see slide 3), but in the long run, it's doing some damage to your hardware.

12. White House officials later apologized for any panic caused by the photo op.

13. There are technical hurdles that have to be cleared and NASA would need to extend Discovery's planned 11-day mission a day, but if the stars align it could be the photo op of the year.

14. Obama, for his part, refused to engage with reporters assembled for the photo op.

15. A short walk away Checkpoint Charlie itself has also become a photo op.

16. After the huge turnout in Berlin on Thursday, Obama stood side by side with Nicolas Sarkozy in Paris in the kind of photo op normally reserved for a head of state.

17. Fallout at the White House now over that ill-advised photo op flyover, they low fly over in New York City were over a week ago.

18. When he toured Australia, leggy models leapt out of the surf to kiss him for a photo op. He was brave.