The EP was one of the last albums recorded in the legendary Magic Shop studio, where Bowie laid down his final masterpiece, Blackstar, and Arcade Fire laid down The Suburbs.
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Through the hearing, Democrats laid down several markers for Sessions.
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She laid down a verbal hammer to explain her decision.
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One of the dogs, Darel, laid down at her feet.
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Constitutionally, he argues, there is "no pecking order laid down".
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And so it laid down this challenge for the public.
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Alright ladies of Tampa, the challenge has been laid down.
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As he is laid down, life rings out -- a cry.
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We laid down, hid, kept quiet, until the police arrived.
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And GMS comes with some conditions laid down by Google.
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She undressed, laid down, and curled into a fetal position.
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"No, he just laid down and passed out," she replies.
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I sat down on the ground, then I laid down.
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Most laid down in the shade and tried to nap.
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He laid down several conditions for a resumption of negotiations.
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Bizzarri then laid down a challenge that became fashion legend.
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Passing it would violate every standard that McCain laid down.
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Fashion is written text, laid down in lace and aglets.
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The Camerata has laid down a marker for classical music.
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I want to hear what you've laid down so far.
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The plan the House laid down does not help Alaska.
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I mean, Craig Kelly laid down such a solid foundation.
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Before we left, she laid down a few ground rules: 1.
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China's EXIM bank has laid down a $260 million credit line.
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And the part she laid down for it was absolutely perfect.
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The middling ones were laid down 234m years ago, during it.
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This wouldn't be the first time Kourtney laid down the law.
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The suspect then laid down on a tarp on the ground.
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Four boys, all brothers, were laid down next to each other.
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He laid down a bunt for a hit (in the fourth).
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Democrats have already laid down their marker on where they stand.
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Once we had that laid down, we went our separate ways.
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The keel for the carrier was first laid down on Aug.
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A concrete pad to guard against the lead was laid down.
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Roberts has simply laid down more conservative markers over the years.
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Having laid down that gauntlet, Iran's next move is more strategic.
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Earlier this month, the speaker laid down a marker against impeachment.
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But Weber laid down some "ground rules" before the tour began.
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I laid down, and she adjusted my legs and opened them.
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But, the bosses laid down the law, and Marie is a go.
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At the White Horse, he assured me the law gets laid down.
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"He just laid down and I thought something was wrong," she said.
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Montia laid down the track in the studio a couple months ago.
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President has laid down very strong markers with which I entirely agree.
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On labour reform, for example, Mr Macron laid down the broad rules.
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He laid down the law to wayward band members and predatory managers.
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She laid down to feed them, cleaned them, and even protects them.
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It's like your mom never laid down one rule in your life.
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Then came the war, and tennis rackets were laid down for rifles.
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In the auditing of the night a plan had been laid down.
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My mom always laid down the laws, and you did not deviate.
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The wind laid down and it played quite easy towards the end.
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"They laid down their lives to secure the country's future," he said.
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It was Dreher's Orthodox priest, Father Matthew, who laid down the law.
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Russian money has laid down the deepest of roots in British life.
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"Sometimes they laid down very specific rules," she said of the framers.
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It also laid down guidelines for who would be allowed into stadiums.
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She laid down on her bed, surrounded by pill bottles, and wept.
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He sniffed the bed a bit, then actually laid down on it.
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So he just came one day, laid down some piano and sang.
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Have the octopuses there laid down permanent roots, or are they transient residents?
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But what are going to be the initial markers that were laid down?
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The ballast for these views was laid down in Mr Harari's earlier books.
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"The conditions laid down by EDF are unacceptable," Greenpeace said in a statement.
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After eating the cheesecake, the victim felt ill, laid down, and passed out.
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The man laid down on the ice and tried to grab the pup.
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GW: Well, we have the marker laid down also with the SDGs, right?
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These do function as per the procedures laid down and as per rules.
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I laid down next to her held her right hand in my left.
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"The dog entered and laid down to sleep on my veil," Marília said.
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"The trade union... rejects forcefully and determinedly the proposals laid down," it said.
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"The markers will be laid down about Australian independence and sovereignty," he said.
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"The ground rules of human beinghood are laid down very early," she said.
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As a retired teacher and principal, I question the specific punishment laid down.
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They recite instructions for patriotic behavior laid down by a 19th-century emperor.
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A time-sensitive gauntlet is laid down, and the never-ending action begins.
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The Flip is entirely permissible under the rules laid down by the Constitution.
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This sort of political examination is part of the tradition laid down by Heinlein.
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Here, wing molds sit ready for layers of carbon fiber to be laid down.
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Let the 'chuntering' begin: The sheriff of Britain's Parliament has laid down his badge.
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These show a spike in sulphate levels in layers laid down during those years.
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We laid down fundamental architectures that had assumptions that didn't account for bad behavior.
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As a final special touch, Ebanks laid down some baby hairs along Baker's edges.
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We'd put some music on and laid down some duvets and lit some candles.
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Your rotisserie-chicken base you've laid down pre-drinking is like a minor superpower.
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Tyson then hit back with his own track -- laid down by his nephew, Stephen.
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They had all laid down their weapons and pledged loyalty to the Afghan government.
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These indicate that the air around when they were laid down was 10.9% oxygen.
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Legitimacy is maintained by operating within policy guidelines laid down by the leader's predecessors.
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Unfortunately, these fatty deposits are also laid down in arteries that supply the heart.
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Blue Ivy laid down the law with her famous father in tow ... NO pictures!!!
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She lined the walls with pillows and laid down in the soft trough she'd created.
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Blac Chyna laid down the hook on a new rap song, and it's poppin' ... literally.
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We are told these students laid down their lives for the sake of our future.
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Many of the cows were so relaxed, that they laid down and took a nap!
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When Price realized someone was shooting, she ran and then laid down on the ground.
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The tech giants laid down all the basic infrastructure for our data to be trafficked.
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Russia's ceasefire monitoring centre said 507 rebels had laid down their arms in recent days.
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Korean and American fans celebrated together as Kim laid down her spectacular array of tricks.
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Ryan laid down his life for his friends, for his country, and for our freedom.
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Wherever ceramic was laid down in a printed design, metal remains separated and doesn't fuse.
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The Deep Springs experience is intensified by two rules Nunn laid down for the university.
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"The next at-bat, I laid down a bunt and got a hit," Roberts said.
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Wyden said that Mnuchin has "laid down a clear and specific marker" on tax reform.
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Policies were laid down about staff not considering residents friends, and certainly not romantic prospects.
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On our first day in St. Petersburg, the split was laid down along these lines.
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Yoo lived through a period of time when that infrastructure was still being laid down.
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Here is the scrabble of historical experience before history has laid down its narrative paths.
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Hillary laid down a marker on Wall Street with her Roosevelt Island speech last year.
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Lafourche Parish is what's left of the lobe laid down during the reign of Charlemagne.
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The body was laid down for just a few minutes at the packed women's quarter.
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And if you look at our original pieces, there wasn't very much work laid down.
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We had finished tracking and she just came in and laid down vocals over them.
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They may be weapons, but they are weapons, at least for the moment, laid down.
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Alejandro tried to shake her off, then feigned defeat and laid down in her lap.
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She pulled her pants down to her knees and laid down on top of it.
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"I just kinda went in the bedroom, laid down on the bed, just thought: "O.
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With each encounter a piece of story is laid down, like stones along a path.
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Now that Kelly has laid down a marker with his criticisms of Trump, might Mattis?
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The president himself has not laid down a hard deadline on the health care bill.
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They fed Joannie, and Mr. Johnson, who was actually 27, soon laid down the rules.
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The grim reality of the GOP's future election prospects was laid down by Republicans themselves.
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Ryan laid down his life for his friends, for his country and for our freedom.
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Zimmermann laid down a sacrifice bunt and Ian Kinsler drove in Jarrod Saltalamacchia with a double.
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At its Lommel Proving Ground in Belgium, Ford has laid down 50 miles of test tracks.
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I was by myself and just laid down on the ground, super dramatic and totally intoxicated.
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Ms. Cassone, 56, a retired school administrator, laid down a tarp on the slushy street below.
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Their argument was that the bill would compromise the religious freedom laid down by the constitution.
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" - Brian, 343 "Welcome to Amsterdam; you're not OK." - Kate, 234 "Laid down on a nightclub floor.
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Graterol went 2-for-2, scored the Angels' only run and laid down a sacrifice but.
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On Monday, Clayton laid down a sober and knowledgeable overview of initial coin offerings or ICOs.
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It really laid down a marker that I think stayed very much alive throughout the campaign.
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The winding border has revealed a tangle in the "red lines" laid down by Theresa May.
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These stones—some of which weighed as much as 17153,300 pounds—were laid down in 1851.
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In those of middling age, about 40% of the tracks have been laid down by dinosaurs.
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Challenges are not laid down by the game so much as dreamed up by the player.
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Before the ambulance arrived, Ben was laid down next to the bench and started throwing up.
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The crowd later marched to NYPD headquarters in Lower Manhattan, where they laid down cardboard coffins.
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He then stabbed himself three times and laid down next to his victims, expecting to die.
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The couple laid down roots there in 2007, just after saying "I do" the year before.
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Construction of the Ford began in 2005, and the keel was laid down four years later.
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We have laid down the rules and expect other countries, even adversaries, to abide by them.
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Rather, they are made with pieces of hand-dyed wool laid down on a shaped support.
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The mask was laid down atop the bodies, suggesting it was used during a funeral ceremony.
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The conflict ended in 2006 when the rebels laid down their arms under a peace deal.
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The framework she laid down with rollers is the architecture for her densely layered brush strokes.
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In many of the paintings, Linhares seems to have first laid down a ground of stripes.
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After they laid down the flowers, they bowed their heads, pressed their hands together and prayed.
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The ideals laid down at the founding of this nation felt like blood in my veins.
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But before doing so, Mr. da Silva had laid down a few rules of his own.
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Arefaine poured water on the sandy ground to cool it, and then laid down his blanket.
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Marine Skyhawk attack aircraft laid down suppressing fire as our news crew joined the recovery operation.
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The paintings were fairly small, with a lot of strong colors laid down in thick layers.
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Esther, the custodian, passed through the cafeteria, she saw Kenlee and laid down to comfort her.
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He has also laid down rows of horizontal strips that run the length of the painting.
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We are too absorbed in the harsh if stylized reality laid down by the unknown painter.
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Almost 7,000 rebel fighters laid down their guns last year as a result of the peace deal.
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"Each Day" was made with tape, but in the customary way — laid down, painted over, pulled off.
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We've laid down in May of last year the 12 simple things we're asking Iran to do.
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"So I went and laid down in the guest room where I eventually fell asleep," Cohen said.
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But Tesla laid down the gauntlet, and now the auto industry is spending billions to catch up.
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Against fierce opposition from the establishment, he gave an amnesty to militants who laid down their arms.
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A string of large frosted bulbs laid down the center of a rectangular table adds instant ambience.
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The scientists concluded that the sediments they saw had been laid down in a salty dying sea.
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Just after we'd laid down he called us all downstairs again, because supposedly we were making noise.
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The demand is that the story be told sort of with the legacies that are laid down.
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The law was written in words, and those ideally laid down bright lines for everyone to follow.
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Last week a senior Assad adviser said talks could succeed only if rebels laid down their arms.
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Enjoying my serene atmosphere, I laid down and meditated while letting my body soak up the suppository.
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And commenters on her tweet have laid down their own brutal truths about working out while fat.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Akzo Nobel has laid down an important brick in the wall of fortress Europe.
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Doctors went to give Grace an exam, and as soon as she laid down, her water broke.
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How much do you want to bet Joey laid down the "How you doin'" line on Penny?
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The debut episode has laid down the groundwork for a potentially fascinating take on the Batman mythos.
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Mao and his accomplices laid down execution quotas for each province: up to four people per thousand.
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The Picnic has laid down roots with a big, steel-and-concrete "roof" shading the picnic tables.
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Islamists and secularists have laid down their arms after a civil war that killed at least 100,000.
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Freeland helped add to the lead when he laid down a bunt single to start the fourth.
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The demands that Marshal Foch laid down were even harsher than the pessimistic German delegates had feared.
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The design crew also laid down honed marble and reclaimed wood with a roughed-up, aged patina.
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It's why I've laid down the only really comprehensive plan about how to create more good jobs.
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According to the right of withdrawal laid down in the consumer rights directive, such terms are illegal.
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Or we can cast away the moorings of law laid down to save the world from horror.
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To keep vehicles from getting bogged down in the mud, these wooden boards are often laid down.
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The nationalists have given up on violence — the independence movement FLNC ceremoniously laid down arms in 2014.
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Dressed in a yellow and brown sari, Muniyallamma, 65, laid down on a gurney for an iBreastExam.
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Liberals who remained with their home denomination seem just as relieved to have laid down their swords.
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Instead, 5-year-old geography genius Nate Seltzer laid down some hot fire on President Donald Trump.
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Some Democrats argue that's because the GOP laid down on its oversight job while in the majority.
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And what they've done is they've laid down in bed with white nationalists and racists and bigots.
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However, that ban can be lifted if the countries meet the procedures laid down by the order.
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"Ryan laid down his life for his friends, for his country and for our freedom," he said.
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Some fans prayed and cried while others laid down candles, flowers and signs to express their condolences.
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In almost the exact middle of the composition Leah has laid down a black tangle of paint.
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" So I think all of these people ... DC: "It was originally laid down sideways to block the harbor.
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Then—when a shop worker returned with a tray of disgustingly huge pastries—Ariana laid down some truth.
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I laid down on the floor of my kitchen and examined trails of crumbs I'd never noticed before.
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Rules laid down in 1921 governed how inquiries were run until 2005, when a new act was introduced.
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Established businesses beyond Nike and Adidas have laid down roots in and around Portland, including Intel and Airbnb.
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The player who originally laid down the meme card chooses their favorite caption from all of the options.
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It seemed to me that the French woman had simply laid down strong foundations in what she deserves.
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Britain's government has laid down the law in its territories on capital punishment and the criminalisation of homosexuality.
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Its grid pattern was laid down when the city was just a small settlement on Manhattan's southern tip.
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They have to pass a continuing resolution or an omnibus, and the president has laid down the law.
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Picturing Mustafa standing atop Pride Rock, he laid down a new vocal, adding in the now familiar chant.
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Cabrera then laid down a perfectly-placed bunt halfway between the pitcher's mound and the third-base line.
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In fact, that movement had an infrastructure — organizations, journals, conferences, money — that had been laid down years before.
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Then — wait for it — they fully laid down and rolled around in nasty swamp water to make out.
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In 290, Carter and his band laid down "Rock Awhile," the first known recording of an overdriven guitar.
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NASA's brand new administrator, Jim Bridenstine, laid down a pretty big marker in agreement with established climate science.
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"As he walked us around the corner there were just people laid down, shouting and screaming," adds Newton.
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"We have laid down the foundation and we are committed to seeing matters to the end," he said.
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There's also very crisp sounds of card cases opening and the "thwack" of the cards being laid down.
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Following two Democrats' defections that assured bipartisan opposition, The Resistance laid down the rules of their newest game.
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The state agency for refugees said Bulgarian law laid down rules on how asylum-seekers should be processed.
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"When we laid down our verses on this album, Yolandi burned me nearly every single time," Ninja says.
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I laid down, kept my hands under my butt, and put my feet straight up into the air.
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"The dog just jumped up and laid down by my feet," he reported with unconcealed delight one session.
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You and your opponent in a fight laid down cards simultaneously, with speed ratings determining who went first.
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When it was finally wounded, it fled a small distance away, down a fetid alley, and laid down.
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UPDATE: McCaffrey also just laid down one of the nastier punt returns you'll see in a bowl game.
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A diagram from the paper shows how a pattern laid down before development produces a predictable folding structure.
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Mr. Trump's aides have laid down a marker about House candidates who choose not to campaign with him.
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But he's following this tradition that's been laid down for him, and you see it in certain ways.
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The Google document My roommate Travis Preston, a 28-year-old filmmaker, laid down the law for us.
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In summary: you can't change the past, at least not following the rules laid down in Quantum Break.
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It shows how the lingering disputes of war ripple through lives after guns have ostensibly been laid down.
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The difference from traditional papier-mâché is that paper pulp is molded instead of laid down in strips.
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Yes, batteries can be laid down flat in the floor of the car, as they are in Teslas.
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A group of women laid down mats and prayed separately a few yards away; some had brought picnics.
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The Fed, in fact, has already laid down a dovish framework for what Powell could mention as risks.
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Although ESMA has laid down good foundations for its supervision approach, its rules and guidelines are not complete.
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Consider it a very important marker, one that will dictate Democratic positioning for the next month, laid down.
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I laid down on my stomach, pulled up my left knee, and folded my arms under my head.
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Its positions are clearly laid down in Mr Barnier's negotiating mandate, approved by the 27 governments some weeks ago.
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Using a custom, multi-material 3D-printer, the team laid down a base, or scaffold, comprised of silver particles.
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After Ray laid down a sacrifice bunt, Jean Segura drove in two more runs with a single to left.
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Yet most of these steps seem to fall within the anti-ISIS template laid down by the Obama administration.
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Fortunately, the surgery went smoothly, and Olympia even stopped crying the moment she was laid down atop her mother.
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Breaking up the union would be a constitutional nightmare���if only because no process for secession is laid down.
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I might've gone into her empty room, laid down on her bed and cried when she went to college.
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"Theresa May has laid down a pretty strong marker that she is in charge," Parker said at Tuesday's conference.
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Farrah Abraham has laid down the law with her daughter ... they now live in a Nicki Minaj-free zone.
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That was particularly apparent when Trump laid down his marker in favor of economic populism last week in Pennsylvania.
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According to the San Francisco Chronicle, sod was laid down on Friday to help absorb water through the weekend.
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In China, regulators have laid down the law: eating bananas in a "seductive" fashion, for instance, is now banned.
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But they also show Apple is firmly committed to the vision of mobile computing it laid down in 2016.
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Chief executives have laid down a new marker that substantially increases the emphasis on promoting diversity in corporate boardrooms.
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"I think the U.S. is isolated rhetorically, and EU Commission President Juncker laid down a tough line," Gordon said.
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Instead, they argue, the correct wiring is laid down in the brain regardless of whether it is ever used.
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I then entered hyperspace and laid down on the bed drifting with the stars and thought I was dying.
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Sadly, there's no way to directly image this bygone nebula that laid down the foundations of our cosmic neighborhood.
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My wife and I returned to our cabin, packed our luggage and laid down to watch the evening news.
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That evening, the singers laid down tracks and rehearsed for the concert, which would take place the following night.
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So Mr. Halpern laid down a computer beat and asked Ms. Hawley-Weld to go through the song again.
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And they laid down their lives so that we might have a better life and build a better world.
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Washington (CNN)At a town hall over the weekend in Holyoke, Massachusetts, Elizabeth Warren laid down her 2020 marker.
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The reason was simple: He did not want his children constrained, he said, by lines laid down by others.
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Very large dog Jasper T. Jowls could shred, and equally large chicken Helen Henny laid down some buttery harmonies.
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Offset -- who is pretty tight with 21 -- then laid down the gauntlet by saying, "coke head don't want" smoke.
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On February 24, a group of 24 former Taliban militants laid down their arms in Jalalabad and joined the peace process, but new leader Mullah Akhtar Mansour has laid down preconditions for taking part in any talks as he struggles to overcome factional infighting, with some breakaway groups opposing any negotiations whatsoever.
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I just laid down the drums and put something down pretty quick and then almost kind of stuck with it.
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Jon Snow basically rolled his eyes and laid down the truth that we've been screaming at Dany for 6 seasons.
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For those who love the formula laid down by past games in the series, Persona 5 represents the franchise's apex.
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This tactic has worked in smaller towns and cities where rebels have laid down their weapons in return for amnesty.
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EnVy's Cocco on Zarya laid down a perfect gravitron surge to set up Misfits while the team knocked them down.
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But she also laid down some real talk about how she much hated going to the Met Gala this year.
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Ryan laid down his life for his friends, for his country, and for our freedom –- we will never forget him.
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Whatever policy-makers laid down, ultra-zealous Muslim groups might in any case try forming their own semi-secret tribunals.
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With runners on first and third and no outs, Strasburg laid down a nice bunt up the first-base line.
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So, if you want to pick up the phone, we've laid down step-by-step instructions for calling your representatives.
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After the first one missed, Slabinski moved closer while his SEALs laid down covering fire to toss a second grenade.
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One night, I laid down with the blanket in the early evening and ended up sleeping under it all night.
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Marine rocks laid down at this time show a huge turnover of species, and that this coincides with the CPE.
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Emanuel Cleaver, D-Missouri, a member of the Congressional Black Caucus, laid down his gavel and walked out in frustration.
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The government that comes in 2022 should find all the foundations laid down, not have to start to build them.
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Troops laid down barbed wire over the weekend to help fill secure the Texas side of the Rio Grande River.
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This immutable code, known as the hardware root of trust, is laid down during chip fabrication, and is implicitly trusted.
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There wasn't quite enough room for me to comfortably sit up, so I laid down against my pillow to read.
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Out in the shower room, I laid down on a table on my stomach, unsure of what was coming next.
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And for many thoughtful judges, the real rule book is, similarly, the set of precedents laid down by earlier judges.
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"We saw where Jesus Christ was laid down," Father Isidoros Fakitsas, the superior of the Greek Orthodox Patriarchate, told me.
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We hid behind the blue plastic and laid down there and the - and the gunfire just seemed to never stop.
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"I knew exactly what was happening and slowly laid down on the floor and stretched until it passed," she says.
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I think that everyone has familial issues that they deal with, so it's a common ground that's immediately laid down.
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They're building off of the chemistry they laid down on To Pimp a Butterfly which is obviously difficult to resist.
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Despite some recent pushback, it has built ports, laid down miles of new railways, and established a bigger military foothold.
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Years later, the rules the government laid down for Microsoft hampered the company in future battles with iOS and Android.
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The grass was laid down in large rolls of sod unfurled or as sod slabs fitted together like puzzle pieces.
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For now, the fog they laid down on Monday helped the administration get through another day and another news cycle.
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On the strip of land containing Wood Drake Place — Ms. Martinez's street — 0003,907 cubic yards of dirt were laid down.
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Atkins laid down the plants on the page with a careful eye to composition, often with an attempt at symmetry.
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Golf developed along the east coast of Scotland in the 2199th century, and the rules were laid down in 27.
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The former Utah Jazz superstar laid down a rubber snake by Romo's golf cart ... and fired up his phone's camera.
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Of course, over time they'd given each other clues, little comments laid down casually in the night like playing cards.
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She laid down her verse in two takes and then moved on to the chorus, nimbly matching D.R.A.M.'s delivery.
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Shea's main complaint is that the WTO court hasn't been abiding by its own rules, as laid down in 1995.
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If talks break down, Mr. Johnson says, Britain can trade under the terms laid down at the World Trade Organization.
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Exhausting his ammunition after firing 15 shots, the authorities said, Mr. Santiago laid down on the floor and was arrested.
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The judge laid down the law last month, urging them to call a truce for the benefit of the boy.
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I was so privileged standing next to these women who had basically laid down their lives to get this legislation passed.
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LEO: On at least three occasions when I discussed this with the president, he laid down three criteria, and only three.
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Loving Grandmother Loving Grandmother: Generally, grandparents should make their best efforts to adhere to discipline guidelines laid down by the parents.
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In an attempt to improve widely varying levels of service, the central government recently laid down rules for running 12345 hotlines.
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At the invitation of the Irish folk band Beoga, he recently laid down the lead vocals on one of their songs.
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Last week, Draghi said there was "no reason to deviate from the indications" that the central bank has already laid down.
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Those who idolise Che do so because they see him as an idealist who laid down his life for a cause.
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It is the Coronet laid down by a Royal Warrant of 1917 for the sons and daughters of the Heir Apparent.
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Instead, "The early users laid down these seeds, everybody clustered around them, but the seeds were in different neighborhoods," he said.
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On the side of that crater the scientists saw straight away the distinctive strata of sedimentary rock laid down in water.
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When the masseuse directed the actor to lie face down on the massage table, Spacey laid down while facing up instead.
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Last week Draghi said there was "no reason to deviate from the indications" that the central bank has already laid down.
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It and other states (mostly on the coasts) plan to stick to the EPA standards laid down by the Obama administration.
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After the chapter was over, I just laid down the book and stared up at the ceiling, feeling helpless and alone.
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PJ laid down the bars much to everyone's amusement before a wandering Trump supporter took matters into his own hands Wednesday.
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Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie have agreed to a temporary custody deal that was laid down by the L.A. County Dept.
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The Original Series laid down some solid templates, but that doesn't mean the new cast has to follow in that lead.
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ETA laid down its arms in 2011; yet the number of Spaniards accused of glorifying terrorism has risen fivefold since then.
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Martin Maldonado laid down a suicide squeeze, and Danny Espinosa scored when catcher Stephen Vogt dropped the throw to the plate.
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People out here presume everyone has one, and they'll tell you, 'I'm going to draw mine before I get laid down.
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Early reviews have laid down the laurels for Williams, whose unabashed confidence is part of the intoxicating Two Dope Queens equation.
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When snow eventually turns to greenery during the brief summer months, artificial matting is laid down to form a makeshift course.
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In the third, after Josh Thole walked and Bautista singled, Donaldson laid down a sacrifice to move both into scoring position.
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And after Heyward struck out, Baez laid down a perfect bunt just where Russell had hit the ball, loading the bases.
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Gross, the Supreme Court laid down a high threshold for death-row prisoners who challenge a state's chosen method of execution.
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For the first exercise with the horse, Grant laid down a rope on the ground that split the arena in half.
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But DePalma was able to show that each layer in the deposit had been laid down in a single big rainstorm.
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He was coached by Johan Cruyff, and going back even further, the blueprint was laid down by another Dutchman, Rinus Michels.
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There has been some other groundwork laid down by Square to prepare to do business on this side of the pond.
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In college, I took clonazepam and Cymbalta in the morning and then laid down for an hour of nausea and drowsiness.
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"We think that flat fat gets laid down in the arteries much easier than fat that is crumpled up," she says.
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After Mr. Giraldo laid down his arms, a prosecutor asked him at a public hearing why he was called the Drill.
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Government officials and Taliban fighters laid down their weapons to eat and pray together, embracing one another simply as fellow countrymen.
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Beginning in the 1950s, the writer Philip K. Dick laid down themes for decades of science fiction (and non-science fiction).
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I laid down next to him in the bed that he loved, held his hand and kept repeating, 'What happened, buddy?
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Settling the blanket on the sand first, then the pillows, we laid down to notice a clear sky full of stars.
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Poorly paid seamstresses and domestic servants laid down their needles and aprons and went to work building tanks and filling shells.
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"We are hopeful after the principles the Supreme Court has laid down but we need to wait and watch," Bhasin added.
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Overhead video of the National Mall showed sections of the white matting laid down to protect the grass were largely empty.
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A total of five trackways, in which two to three successive prints were laid down by the same individual, were identified.
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Barr laid down his marker at a Tuesday budget hearing, his first appearance before Congress since Mueller's investigation wrapped last month.
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Layers laid down after the 1920s are full of Asterionella formosa and Synedra nana, diatoms that thrive in nutrient-polluted lakes.
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For example, in Raqqa's northeast, ISIS laid down a belt of improvised explosive devices near a sugar factory, according to Col.
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In Washington, pipes that serve the White House and the Capitol were laid down at the time of the Civil War.
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With many of his constituents supporting him, Amash has now laid down the challenge to his party and to all of Washington.
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House of Cards reportedly costs "way above" $4.5 million per episode and it laid down $100 million for the first two seasons.
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"I got close to him, laid down, unpacked some items to eat and a new toy I'd purchased from him," she wrote.
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The iPhone laid down the original technology for this industry, and now 10 years later, it's amazing to see what it's become.
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Hence the crowd did not dream When they laid down their money That they would see A total eclipse of the Sonny.
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" That's when she laid down the strategy the Clintons used until recently: "Pound the Republican attack machine and run against the press.
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So we laid down some ground rules: we were allowed to date other people, so long as we were honest about it.
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A source close to the PD said the party was vexed and upset by the "continuous ultimatums" laid down by 5-Star.
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In early July, Lila laid down an ultimatum, one that included the requirement that he enter a rehab program and get clean.
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Hopefully with its new home at Amazon, The Expanse will get to cover some of that ground laid down by the books.
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The three simple melodies, laid down in 1951, were generated by a machine built by the esteemed British computer scientist Alan Turing.
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Most obviously, those sediments show how far, at the time they were laid down, the turnover of species had proceeded at sea.
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Neitz argues that his monkeys do, that it was already laid down and waiting to receive the new input from his engineering.
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They laid down on a couch, used an eye mask, listened to music, and were encouraged to think about their inner experience.
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"That's what bothers me most, how we laid down at the end of the game, especially on the defensive end," Gasol said.
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Prince William laid down a wreath of flowers in honor of the victims of Monday's Manchester terrorist attacks in London on Saturday.
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We're seeing game developers look at mobile more seriously thanks to some of the groundwork that games like Fortnite have laid down.
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Participants drew chalk outlines in the parking lot and laid down for exactly 12 minutes inside the store, CNN affiliate WSVN reported.
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Memos exchanged in 2014 and 2015 laid down clearer rules for aircraft and ships operating close to those of the other country.
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Sputnik quoted Chvarkov as saying the existing corridors have allowed 169 civilians and 69 militants who had laid down arms to flee.
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They say they deserve to profit off wagers laid down on the games their teams play, and the athletes who play them.
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Tonight, at sunset, after a heroic struggle... our most loyal family member and protector, Dolly A. laid down her sword and shield.
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The instructions, laid down in an 80-page document, state that they're never allowed to start sexual relationships with anyone they're targeting.
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That means that rubber from the tires is laid down in qualifying and racing throughout the weekend, which changes the track's grip.
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"The Cubans are always resistant, but we laid down at the beginning of discussions he will meet with dissidents," Mr. Rhodes said.
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NoLay simply took a deep breath, booked studio time and laid down all the vocals from scratch in less than five hours.
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One more small stumble came on a triple, but Hanyu laid down a strong performance that will make him hard to catch.
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We laid down our scissors shook the threads off our clothes and calmly left the place that stood between us and starvation.
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I laid down some ground rules: no surprises, positivity, confidentiality and a commitment — nobody was going to walk away from the table.
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They also replaced the roof and removed carpets throughout, installing new cork floors of the type originally laid down in the house.
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David Campbell, a prolific composer who worked with Beck (his son), Green Day, Hole, Alanis Morrissette, laid down arrangements for the album.
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"With good will, Europe has laid down to accommodate Trump and indulge his whims, but it doesn't pay off," Mr. Stefanini said.
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In a parliamentary committee meeting chaired by Ardern last month, New Zealand's spy chief laid down the growing challenge since the attack.
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As soon as we laid down on the Parachute mattress it was made even more clear that the wait was worth it.
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The deepest layers, which were laid down long before recorded history, are under enormous pressure, and the firn is compressed into ice.
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I laid down foil on the hood of the car, slapped down a piece of butter and waited for it to melt.
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After the drawing is laid down on the cobblestones, over 2170 volunteer gardeners piece together the floral puzzle in about eight hours.
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Italy-based Ferrero, which was founded as a family business in 1946, only recently laid down its stake in the U.S. market.
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"I laid down in the back seat of her car and I parked my car at the Beverly Hills Hotel," Kim recalled.
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" Returning to the issue of his age and fitness, Biden then laid down the challenge: "Let's do push-ups together here, man.
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Despite what appears to be a slow and even tedious process, the artist apparently laid down the lines quite quickly, without thinking.
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The world-famous physicist and author, who died in March aged 76, has laid down the theory in his new book, released Tuesday.
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I came back in to get him to carry him to bed and he had just laid down and simply gone to sleep.
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Sometimes the best and most powerful wakeup call is a reminder of those who laid down their lives so we can be free.
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This detailed understanding of how memories are laid down and stored could inform the development of drugs that aid formation of new memories.
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Loaded on booze, morphine, chloral hydrate, and vitamin B12, Williams crawled into the back seat, wrapped a blanket around himself, and laid down.
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Sarah and Lace descended on him for his shockingly disrespectful behavior, but Chad kept fighting back – and finally, Chris laid down the law.
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Planners follow a path of development laid down in the 1960s—towers, shopping centres, plazas—and what Mr Kuma calls "last century clichés".
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It laid down that the government could not "substantially burden" an individual's religious liberty unless it had a "compelling interest" in doing so.
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"The crowd did not dream when they laid down their money that they would see the total eclipse of the Sonny," he said.
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"They laid down and chatted with him and shared what was going on in their lives," Kait Brazel, the boys' mother, tells PEOPLE.
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The ministry said in a statement that more than 100 rebels have laid down their arms and exited the Syrian city's eastern suburbs.
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The tiles have been laid down in London's Heathrow Airport, Sandton City shopping center in Johannesburg, and another soccer pitch in Lagos, Nigeria.
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Trailblazers like Canada are writing rules that the rest of the world will copy; once laid down, they will be hard to uproot.
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Bibb said it was all laid down and finished before Trump's election, but that he was nonetheless "astounded by the synchronicity of it".
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Turkey must still fulfill five of more than 70 requirements laid down by the commission before its citizens can qualify for visa waivers.
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In the 1980s hundreds of former FARC soldiers were killed by paramilitary groups when they laid down their weapons to join democratic politics.
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But that way to play has all but gone, laws laid down by coin-drop culture rewritten several dozen times over the years.
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They were simply done, and it affected everything that came after Cena laid down his armband and Sasha Banks almost cracked her spine.
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" After following up with the MDMA, Robert says he laid down in the spare room: "I felt enveloped in the most amazing feeling.
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Then, with instructions from Boone, Austin Romine laid down a sacrifice bunt that pushed Wade to second as Gardner strode to the plate.
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She said the evidence showed that Ms. Mann went willingly to Mr. Weinstein's hotel room, got undressed and laid down on his bed.
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In a televised address Wednesday, Lam said implementing universal suffrage "is the ultimate aim laid down in the Basic Law," the city's constitution.
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"He was a man who was a heroic witness, who laid down his life for his people and inspired so many," he said.
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The Republicans have long been hostile to Russia, part of the dogma laid down by actor and venerated former party leader Ronald Reagan.
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What most upsets Saudi Arabia and the UAE is Qatar's refusal, over two decades, to toe the line laid down by the bigger powers.
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The firm's rules of conduct are detailed in a 123-page book of principles laid down by Mr. Dalio, who founded Bridgewater in 1975.
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He is in charge of ensuring that foreign technology companies in China abide by strict rules laid down by the party and the state.
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I am later asked to strip another male server, who is laid down on the table by several female servers, arms outstretched, crucifixion-style.
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Meanwhile, it's like the sheriff showed up, laid down the law, and then promptly rode off into the sunset, never to be seen again.
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The paintings are laid down over reproductions of their Western models, screened in phosphorescent ink, which glow a baleful green in the UV light.
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The no-longer-getting-married couple had laid down $15,000 for their all-inclusive wedding plans but were selling it off for just $7,000.
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Victor Caratini then laid down a bunt fielded by Sewald, who overthrew first base as Baez raced to third and Caratini went to second.
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In the past, software and digital products mostly obeyed rules laid down in code, giving an edge to those countries with the best coders.
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On the first pitch to Perez, Maybin broke for home and scored after Perez laid down a perfect bunt up the first-base line.
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Away in a manger, no crib for a bed, a little sausage roll laid down its sweet... whatever sausage rolls have instead of heads.
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Harvey then laid down a bunt ... and for the third time in two games the Padres played an attempted sacrifice bunt into a hit.
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Maybe, the company has already secretly laid down plans for truly wireless versions of the MacBook, the iPhone, and all its other portable gadgets.
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These contain strata laid down during the Younger Dryas, a time when the climate cooled, and also during the warmer years that followed it.
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The government of British Columbia has laid down five conditions which must be met before it allows pipelines to be built on its territory.
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That's intentional: he laid down initial tracks by recreating that set in the Michigan-based studio of his former Wolf Eyes comrade Nate Young.
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Kamala Harris (D-CA) laid down a marker that's been lost in the intervening crush of news but could prove enormously important in December.
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In a searing list of "rules and regulations," Zoe laid down the law for a classmate named Noah who seemingly won't leave her alone.
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He and artists like Jeff Hamada, Aaron de la Cruz, and Meggs laid down roots in the community, earning necessary trust from locals. POW!
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The actress says she panicked and offered to give the producer one instead, he obliged, removed his shirt and laid down on the bed.
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However, soon after police arrived on the scene, the squirrel abruptly gave up its pursuit and laid down and fell asleep, the publication reported.
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In nearby Mouadamiya the government has laid down an ultimatum: evacuate the fighters or face a military assault, according to rebels in the town.
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I got into the black van with a bed bolted to the floor — the Cloud system wasn't on at this point — and laid down.
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It's a game that couldn't have existed without the foundation laid down by Saints Row, but one that seems haunted by it, as well.
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You haven't lived until you've laid down in a field with a cow or caused a pig to roll over for a belly rub.
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I know he saw Jesus at that moment when he laid down and walked arm in arm with Him into a better Everlasting Life.
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"They had a face-to-face discussion, laid down maps and graphics," said Army Colonel Ryan Dillon, a spokesman for the U.S.-led coalition.
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These are high-minded ideals, reflecting the time they were laid down: the cold war was over and the West had plenty of money.
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In 228, the papacy officially laid down the legal definition of mortadella, threatening dire consequences for those who dared to go against the guild.
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And Sully H.W. Bush, the former president's service dog who's become a social media star, laid down in front of the flag-draped casket.
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Early on, you discover that infestation zones — areas where Freakers have laid down nests — block your ability to fast-travel from place to place.
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"They've laid down the dried leaves to start the fire but they need lightning to strike," said one prominent conservative lawyer who requested anonymity.
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"Today, we remember all those in uniform who have laid down their lives for our country and our freedoms," Priebus said in a statement.
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The Diyanet protested that it was only cataloguing, not endorsing, principles laid down by Islamic jurists, and soundly condemned child marriage in a sermon.
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The man ate $200 worth of chocolate before becoming so tired he removed his shoes and jacket and laid down on an office couch.
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Budget 2900 laid down an ambitious FY225 divestment target of 725 billion rupees which is higher than last year's target of 565 billion rupees.
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By a somewhat smaller majority, it rejected a call to reaffirm the stiff conditions for membership laid down by the party five years ago.
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The duple meter laid down by his feet would have knocked against the rhythm of whatever melody or text was running through his mind.
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"I do not know what conditions have been laid down," spokesman Stephane Le Foll, speaking to reporters after a weekly meeting of ministers, said.
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According to supporting documentation, the car was a product of design requirements laid down by Hitler and his primary chauffer, SS officer Erich Kempka.
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Three B-52s — enormous bombers that flew all the way from Guam — laid down what must have been 100 bombs each, like a carpet.
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As the stuntman Cliff Booth in Quentin Tarantino's ''Once Upon a Time ... in Hollywood,'' Brad Pitt laid down a performance of vintage Hollywood dudeness.
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Sifma laid down a marker with comments it submitted in June to the Treasury's regulatory review calling for Congress to erase the entire rule.
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To encourage investment, Lopez Obrador said that for each kilometer of track laid down, participating companies would receive an unspecified subsidy from the government.
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He cited her statement after Mr. Trump's election in which she laid down conditions — including respect for everyone — for cooperating with the new president.
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Mr. Bolton laid down conditions, including the complete defeat of the Islamic State and guarantees from Turkey that it won't attack America's Kurdish allies.
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The banking industry is heavily reliant on legacy technology stacks, built up in layers of different architectures and languages laid down over the years.
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Ciaran Cannon, a Fine Gael member of Parliament who represents Athenry, dismisses Daly's suggestion that politicians simply laid down and let Apple roll over them.
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The mission, dubbed Operation Twin Links, is a nod to Americans who laid down their lives in WWI to assist their oldest ally — the French.
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According to three Democratic sources, Pelosi went around the room and let members voice their opinions on the matter, then laid down her own view.
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As Milton Friedman, patron saint of the school-choice movement, put it, schools must meet "certain minimum standards laid down by the appropriate governmental unit".
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A memo by a young staffer named Daniel Patrick Moynihan, called "Guiding Principles for Federal Architecture," laid down the new ideas for the New Frontier.
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That was the marker laid down yesterday in an online letter by 111 United Methodist clergy members who came out as lesbian, gay or bisexual.
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Sanchez laid down a bunt that died on the fair side of the third-base line to drive in Suzuki before the inning was over.
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Canada's foreign minister, who said lumber discussions would continue in parallel with NAFTA negotiations, laid down a tough line on overall trade talks on Monday.
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Thanks to its stability, Britain convinced the world that its style of government was built on solid foundations laid down over centuries of commonsense adaptation.
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He laid down on the dark road "daring the car that couldn't see him / to flinch first, to prove him brave / and noble," she writes.
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But the big takeaway from I/O for me was that Google has laid down a huge bet on computers getting more and more human.
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As I disrobed and laid down to start my first Velashape, I had no idea what to expect besides a burning sensation on my belly.
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Chemical analysis suggested the features were the result of biological, and not geological, processes, and appeared at the same time the sediments were laid down.
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The second I laid down on it, I couldn't get over how cool it really felt, and the zero pressure points when laying on it.
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The moment the former Polish prime minister grasped it, the provisions laid down for withdrawal in Article 50 of the Union's Lisbon Treaty were met.
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The independents on Thursday laid down a new demand, saying any deal would have to last long enough to implement at least three annual budgets.
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The judge laid down a cell phone policy in which Brad can call and text the kids at will, and Angelina can't monitor the conversations.
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I had drank and smoked a bit and happened to be sitting on the couch when she came in and laid down on my lap.
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A garland of greenery laid down the middle of your dining or buffet table is a natural and pretty centerpiece that smells good to boot.
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Selena was seen leaving a recording studio in L.A. Tuesday night, and ya gotta imagine she hopped into the booth and laid down some tracks.
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She unfolded a t-shirt and dressed the foam pillow in it, then laid down on the crackling plastic film that covered the bed, listening.
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As Villanueva's mother and relatives lit candles and sang happy birthday to the late teen, protesters laid down banners and hoisted Black Lives Matter placards.
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They train you for adult life, presenting a world that simply is; you can interact with it, but the rules have already been laid down.
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As the wards overflowed, the staff laid down mattresses between the beds and in the hallways and stretched the 90-bed hospital to fit 130.
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Within an hour of entering the house after his release, Gucci laid down the vocal for "1st Day Out tha Feds" to a skeletal beat.
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A moment after I'd laid down on a wooden bench, the masseuse came in and started ladling water onto the hot rocks near the furnace.
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This documentary, directed by Stephen Apkon and Andrew Young, looks at sworn enemies who have laid down their arms and come together as peace activists.
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"A lot of the things that we laid down the groundwork for a year, year and half ago is all paying off now," Chen added.
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The Obama administration laid down very strict rules when it came to stockpiling an arsenal of unstoppable hacking techniques for law enforcement and intelligence gathering.
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We're told the collabo went down over the weekend as Mimi laid down what she hopes will be an anthem for women overcoming harsh breakups.
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He pulled out a kick drum and a few clap samples and laid down a few basic pieces that we could all strum guitar to.
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"We try to live by the moral guide that he laid down," Mr. Cash said, which, among other things, means no alcohol or tobacco ads.
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He put them in her IV, laid down next to her, wrapped his arms around her as she calmed, and wept as she peacefully passed.
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You read that right: Hublot laid down more than half a million bucks for a fake, and did so knowing that the item was bogus.
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Their battered Holden crosses land mapped with lines made by whites and Aboriginals, some laid down in the present, some as old as the soil.
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This manifesto read like a challenge to the United States, and in many ways it echoed policies laid down by the Obama administration in 993.
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"We worked with 12 dancers for a month just to start to further develop the ideas that we laid down in December," Mr. Knight said.
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He laid down variations of the line at stop after stop: "I'm asking you to summon the sense of hope," he said in tiny Harlan.
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The principle of an exchange of works by Leonardo and Raphael was laid down in a Franco-Italian summit held in Lyon, France, in 2017.
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Ro Nay San Lwin, a 20-year-old Rohingya Muslim activist, was in the courtroom at the Hague when the ICJ laid down their verdict.
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In another window, something black and oily gleamed briefly—possibly a handgun—but the painter laid down a precise stroke and the black spot vanished.
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Swift and dramatic cultural changes can leave us with the baffled feeling that the soil in which we laid down roots has somehow become foreign.
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During childhood, a new layer of enamel is laid down on our teeth every day, forming a sort of biological hard drive of our early life.
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While praising the work of the negotiators, he frequently laid down "red lines" that seemed to reassure the hard-liners that Iran would not be bullied.
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The July 14 cable updated the definition of "close family" that are exempt from the temporary travel ban laid down in Trump's March 6 executive order.
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Rules laid down by overbearing governing bodies, imposing limits on weight, dimensions, power output, tire choices, aerodynamics, braking, and whatever else they can think to control.
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Is it the ground on which the other colors have been laid down, or a purposefully painted white geometric shape equal to the ones around it?
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We drank a pint each, and over the course of an hour, she laid down a precise interpretation of club culture, and everything that phrase entails.
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"It is not a human right to be declared equivalent, it is on a case-by-case basis, laid down by regulation," a second official said.
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At the ceremony last night, Henson laid down some beautiful words about what making the film meant to her and the rest of the stellar cast.
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"She just laid down and looked at us with those big brown eyes and was like, 'Oh thank you,' and like, 'Please help me,' " Coelho said.
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Directors and writers bail when they are unable to reconcile their creative vision with one that's laid down by the marketing departments of major film studios.
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A woman at a private kindergarten was reprimanded for getting pregnant out of turn—the director had laid down "shifts" for when workers could have children.
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Apple laid down the foundations of its photo management platform with the release of the Photos app on the Mac and iCloud photo libraries last year.
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An Indonesian start-up has laid down a challenge to loansharks and pawnshops by offering microloans online to the roughly 113 million locals without bank accounts.
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In light of all the past reunification efforts, the 18 months of careful groundwork laid down for these discussions signal just how important this attempt is.
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The independents also laid down a new demand on Thursday, saying any deal would have to last long enough to implement at least three annual budgets.
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He and Moon agreed to collaborate on a tune, and when the time came to record, Prince laid down guitar vocals, then offered to play keyboards.
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Mr Dhlakama had once before laid down his guns, ending a civil war marked by mass atrocities, child conscripts and 1m deaths between 1977 and 1992.
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Giant concrete T walls have also been laid down on their sides and intermingled with booby traps and bombs to impede vehicles moving into the city.
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The team laid down markers where, during the event, hay bales would be placed on the road's edges to soften any impact with the stone walls.
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It has certain magical beliefs—leadership adoration, supremacy of the master race—but [it] is not laid down in a series of categorical and dogmatic pronouncements.
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Dua said Amazon "completely wants [Acko] to grow independently and it hasn't laid down any conditions" that might prevent it from working with rivals like Flipkart.
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Budget Director Mick Mulvaney has just laid down a gauntlet to House Republicans on behalf of President Trump: pass this bill, or Obamacare remains in place.
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Anthony Michael Hall had a string of hits, but the one he allegedly laid down on his neighbor could land him in prison for 7 years.
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The severe punishment laid down for it aims at the total elimination of apostasy on the one hand and warning and preventing others from committing it.
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Not since I fell asleep on top of my tablet watching House of Cards in bed have I laid down on top of so much technology.
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"We want to be able to prove the efficiencies quickly, we haven't laid down a timeline but it will be weeks not months," Taylor told CNBC.
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This year, I apologise for killing someone who didn't die during the #BattleofHogwarts, but who laid down his life to save the people who'd win it.
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UK phone company Vodaphone laid down the big bucks for the song to soundtrack a commercial and The Dandy Warhols became very much a mainstream concern.
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The first night I switched it to "active," I laid down and there was the lightest, slightest whisper of a vibration that lulled me to sleep.
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One of the kids laid down his blanket— it was around midnight — and the three of us huddled in for warmth on top of this blanket.
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In 20153, the two countries signed the Status of Forces Agreement (SOFA), which laid down the rules governing and protecting U.S. personnel stationed in South Korea.
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When the show would come on, hopefully they were laid down for bed so the wife and I could get a chance to check it out.
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"Tonight, at sunset, after a heroic struggle... our most loyal family member and protector, Dolly A. laid down her sword and shield," Theroux captioned the post.
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A government militia of more than 100 men, part of the district's defense, laid down its arms, complaining that it was getting no support from Kabul.
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Democrats have also laid down a marker on their conditions for accepting a Trump plan — and not all of their demands will be palatable to Republicans.
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Their latest album Implied Sun—a polished and resonant evolution of the blueprint they laid down on Haloed – is on the cards to come out soon.
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Having finished second at last year's world championships in Beijing he laid down an early marker for Rio as he easily beat key rival Jairus Birech.
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Moreover, their manner of execution may have laid down a pattern of the United States' talking tough to Moscow but stopping short of provoking a war.
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I was in such a hurry to check off all of my mother's boxes, and I rushed to meet the cultural expectations laid down for me.
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As to whether he was further damaging comity by leading the session, the senator shrugged: "This bed was on fire when I laid down in it."
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Using rollers, like a house painter, she laid down her first broad, looping strokes quickly across the two massive canvases, which she worked on in tandem.
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Pascal Siakam, the young Cameroonian star in the making, laid down a dribble fake or three that nearly separated the Warriors' big men from their sneakers.
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In the aftermath, our community of climbers has once again laid down on the couch and resumed our conversation about mountaineering's biggest complex: death and tragedy.
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Some laid down on the tracks in a symbolic protest; others pitched tents on the platforms while children chased each other and played over the tracks.
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But he noticed something else in the process of completing his research: As elk laid down to rest at the end of the day, magpies approached.
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But Democrats haven't unveiled their amendments at this point and frustration was growing Monday night from Republicans that Democrats still hadn't laid down out their hand.
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It was as if policymakers, academics, and Apple's competitors all laid down their swords to compare cameras between the iPhone 11 and the iPhone 11 Pro.
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About 15 protesters were arrested outside the meeting venue after they laid down on a large banner on the street to block traffic, the unions said.
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Danny Jansen laid down a two-strike bunt back to Jurado, who threw the ball away trying to retire Drury at third, scoring the only run.
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Last year, Mr. Sheng joined the wave of snowbirds who have laid down roots here, buying an apartment in the city for the equivalent of $272,000.
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And it's not like Rockstar couldn't tie a story—or several of them—set in Dubai to the lore they've already laid down in previous GTAs.
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Once each one of us had laid down the musical foundation for their section, we swapped and built upon each others' parts, and workshopped everything together.
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"Black Magick" works from the same foundation that Segall laid down on 2014's Manipulator and has continued to build around, on-and-off, ever since.
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In 2001, not long after the release of Is This It, he was so enamored with The Strokes' seminal debut he laid down all 11 tracks.
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In the book, you say that the groundwork was laid down in 20103 and 2011, and in 2012 the elections are held with the new lines drawn.
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I laid down and I don't know how long it was, but the next thing I knew [the medic] and Jeff Probst were there looking at me.
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Appearing on Tuesday's Late Show, the actor laid down under the stars with Stephen Colbert to contemplate some of life's greatest questions, including what superpower they'd want.
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Above the horizon line, Hackett has laid down a cloud of thick gesso, its glistening white surface overlaid with a wireframe enclosure, loosely outlined in pink brushstrokes.
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That had an impact: when he was President, he demanded (following a principle laid down by Ronald Reagan!) that any new regulations survive rigorous cost-benefit analysis.
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He and his team towed an enlarged artificial whisker through water, to find out how a vortex street laid down in front of it affected its behaviour.
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Nike designers approached the process like "using a paintbrush, and intentionally laid down every line [of the material]," Roger Chen, Nike Senior Director of Innovation told Refinery29.
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"Bedroom" offers a near-perfect balance of puzzle-solving and sheer terror, and provides a really clever expansion of the formula laid down in Resident Evil 7.
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While the 2010 reboot certainly laid down the possibility of a revitalized series, reception to the film was mixed, not helped by its mediocre story and acting.
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Once again, the Fox News moderators laid down the law, led by a hard-charging Megyn Kelly who was pushing Trump and the others hard on substance.
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Rapper Stacey Kay laid down Busta Rhymes' ridiculous verse from "Look at Me Now" in a Walgreens in Charleston, South Carolina while apparently just shopping for tweezers.
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Donning a striped Givenchy get-up, Blanchett laid down a big ol' home truth: women can wear what they like and an outfit is not an invitation.
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They ground their argument in part on International Humanitarian Law (IHL), a corpus built around the rules of war laid down in the Hague and Geneva conventions.
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But damn if they haven't caught my ear with "Like Gold," which takes up the mantle of low-key banjo pop that Mumford & Sons stupidly laid down.
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In this way, pillars between one and four metres tall could be laid down on a large rocky platform that sits in front of the quarried face.
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The operator of μRobotex first laid down a layer of silica on the tip of a cut optical fiber less than the width of a human hair.
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I was offered a beer and ushered to sit on the newly laid down grass as the first DJs started playing the first techno of the day.
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In the painting "Just My Type" (2018), she has laid down a washy, abstract ground of blues, turquoises, pinks and reds and outlined two women over it.
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As of 2016, L.I.E.S. founder and DJ Ron Morelli has finally laid down the tent poles and given his label a home on the world wide web.
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Hensarling and Financial Services Republicans laid down a foundation for financial regulation reform in 2016 with the chairman's Financial Choice Act, a sweeping rewrite of Dodd-Frank.
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Competitors including Morgan Stanley and Credit Suisse have already laid down plans for cuts as pressures mount on trading businesses — particularly in fixed income, currencies and commodities.
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In the season 2 finale of Mama June's show 'From Not to Hot,' she laid down the law and said it was either engagement or the highway.
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In this week's meeting, the U.S. and Russian generals "laid down maps and graphics to discuss where those deconfliction measures would be put into place," Dillon said.
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They were trapped in rock salt from the Officer Basin in south-western Australia, laid down by the evaporation of seawater between 830m and 800m years ago.
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"Even if on Monday they had laid down all of the country's reserves, they still would not have held back the price of the dollar," he added.
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So when Sachs called Kourtney to ask for the final word on whether or not she should order candy for the party, Kourtney laid down the law.
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While Turnbull has insisted the laws weren't targeted at any particular country, the Chinese government and state media saw them as a challenge laid down to Beijing.
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They enforce rules laid down ahead of time, providing the security of fixed principles that cannot be tampered with to satisfy the wishes of legislators or bureaucrats.
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So much groundwork is laid down for the intrigue involving Claire and Jamie infiltrating the Jacobites that the episode suffers from not detailing where their relationship stands.
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In short, as with "The Front Runner," the hero of this movie doesn't quite suit the moral path that is laid down for him by the plot.
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An ancient burial or other sacred site simply cannot exist in the fill laid down by the modern construction crews that covered those transmission and oil lines.
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"These paints suck right into the textures I've already laid down, and with layers upon layers of different tones, I can achieve a hyperrealistic effect," says White.
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With Snow White, I listened to her once, stepped into my booth — which was a closet at the time — laid down one track, and sent that in.
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Anyone who had memorized all the acceptable two-letter words and who routinely laid down 30-point plays surely did not have something wrong with her brain.
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Did he bring all the songs in completed and you just laid down your part or was it more of a band thing putting the music together?
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" At 15, she met a handsome Oxford undergraduate, hired to tutor her brother, "and within two days," she wrote, "the lines of my life were laid down.
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Just watch them wandering about on your wooden porch until they strike a trail of pheromones (chemicals ants use for communication) that another ant has laid down.
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" Of her 2016 defeat, she shared that "I went in and laid down on the bed in the bedroom and I was just, like, bewildered and astonished.
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Others laid down with their body nested in another whose body was nested in another and so on, as a chain, in a so-called human train.
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New carpeting has been laid down, with an abstract, oxblood-colored pattern that would not have looked out of place when the Four Seasons opened in 1959.
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But neither is Congress above the law, and the law mandates that the explicit criteria laid down in the Constitution for impeaching a president must be followed.
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These lines, each about a fifth the width of a human hair, reflect new layers of tooth tissue that were laid down each day, Dr. D'Emic said.
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The prints, because they were preserved quickly after being laid down, capture "a single life moment of a prehistoric group," the authors wrote in the new study.
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The scheme had funded cash benefits and job training to militants who have laid down their arms but has been cut by the government by two-thirds.
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"The terrorists have laid down their arms in key locations in Syria, which has allowed for the restoration of Syrian infra-structure," Putin was cited as saying.
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Over the course of the reading, John comfortably laid down the specifics of Susanna Wilson's life — he named "Andy" and amazingly knew him to be her twin.
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In 1986 he laid down his ideas and war stories in a book, "Goodbye to the Low Profile: The Art of Creative Confrontation," written with William Novak.
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"D-1" measures 17 by 109 inches: two narrow horizontal rectangles delineated in pencil, within which Reed has laid down long, single strokes of black acrylic paint.
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To make the cameo happen, John Legend spent some time in Google's recording studio, and laid down some musical and non-musical answers to specific questions and requests.
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Trump expressed his "deepest condolences to the families of the brave American heroes who laid down their lives yesterday in selfless service to our nation" in the speech.
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May, who earned his PhD in astrophysics in 2007, dusted off his signature red ax and laid down a fittingly over-the-top anthem to mark the occasion.
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" Morris got the news of Cornell's death in the middle of the night: "I'd just laid down to go to sleep and my sister called around 1 a.
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Moana (newcomer Auli'i Cravalho) grows up in an idyllic Polynesian island paradise, where the only rule laid down by her father is not to venture beyond the reef.
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The 100,000-ton, 1,100-foot-long USS Gerald Ford (CVN 78), named after the president who succeeded Richard Nixon after the Watergate saga, was laid down in 2009.
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Beijing's parking minimums were laid down in 2003, before driving took off, and are modest: just 0.3 spaces per flat in the city centre and 0.5 outside it.
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It became pretty clear that the place hadn't been cleaned and that none of the sheets had been changed... However, my dumbass immediately laid down on my bed.
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A man who said he had freelanced at the paper as a photographer laid down a small potted plant and removed his hat, his camera around his neck.
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He laid down, for example, that party members may not make "groundless" criticism of the leadership—and then arraigned his predecessor's top aide for having broken the rule.
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His bride laid down on the floor, pulled the back of her dress over her head, and started singing nursery rhymes to herself until he could be located.
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From the sixth year, the royalties, or trait value, will taper down by 10 percent every year, said the order, which laid down these guidelines without naming Monsanto.
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And when the foundations for that are laid down, he begins to travel the world in order to get other nations on board with his plans for peace.
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In some cases, the schools laid down that girls should cover not only their heads but their entire bodies (in other words, wear a jilbab) or their faces.
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Dr Bernardi and his colleagues identified more than 20 sets of such tracks, called ichno-associations, in Dolomite rocks laid down during the relevant part of the Triassic.
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The honorable mention goes to Diddy, and not just because he LAID DOWN on the carpet for the most perfect photo-op to show off his Christian Louboutins.
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So, in recent episode of The Ellen DeGeneres Show, the star laid down the definitive final word on her decision — and why she's so happy with the decision.
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Poll numbers also show why Bannon laid down this marker so explicitly: Gallup's annual "Trust in Media" poll showed in September that 2628 percent of Americans trust it.
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From the beginning it was improvisational, Millar and Lucia laid down a track in their first session together, as well as coming up with a couple of loops.
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Kendall Jenner's making big girl moves and big girl money, which she laid down to make a HUGE down payment on her fancy new crib ... TMZ has learned.
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Pat Toomey's office in Philadelphia, demonstrators gathered for a "Tuesdays with Toomey" protest, where several people laid down on a sidewalk holding signs in the shape of tombstones.
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According to sports historian Nigel B. Crowther, extra sand would be laid down upon the track in order to provide an extra bit of cushion for the fighters.
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These new leaders had to rethink the nature of the agency business, pushing boldly beyond marketing and investment banking, the expanded boundaries Ovitz and Meyer had laid down.
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An Ohio woman felt like she had the flu, laid down on the couch, and woke up 10 days later to find both of her arms partially amputated.
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In the Constitution and the Bill of Rights, America's founders laid down a set of principles that ended up being much more radical than they could have envisioned.
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HSBC's deal, its largest ever in dollars, will count towards its Total Loss Absorbing Capacity (TLAC) requirements, which were laid down by the Financial Stability Board last October.
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MOSCOW, Dec 12 (Reuters) - Russia's Defence Ministry said on Monday that 728 Syrian rebels laid down their weapons over the past 24 hours and relocated to western Aleppo.
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This same sense of refusal may explain Hammer's attraction to experimental film, where the rules that have been laid down about filmmaking, almost entirely by men, are forsaken.
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Things changed in a big way Saturday ... Ice was all smiles when a Delta staffer came from out of nowhere and laid down some awesome R&B notes.
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On Monday, state Democratic leaders laid down an ultimatum in a letter to the warring factions, threatening primary challenges and leadership changes if the two sides didn't reconcile.
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We then commenced our mission, fighting our way into the village, while airstrikes, helicopter gunships and a smoke screen laid down by American jets kept the enemy contained.
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"The same people who had hoped for and desired and absolutely assumed they were going to get a different election result never laid down their muskets," she said.
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The outcome of the case could affect the timetable laid down by Prime Minister Theresa May, who wants to start withdrawal negotiations by the end of March. Mrs.
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"When attack and counter attack stopped the BGB members went to the spot and found two Rohingya laid down on the ground with bullet (wounds)," he told Reuters.
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But it's a place where Kelton has laid down a very clear marker, saying something that I think I understand – and which also seems to be quite wrong.
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Before the Trump administration got involved, the markers being laid down by each faction for "what they would want Congress to pass on immigration" were fairly measured requests.
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Several hundred workers at companies in Volkswagen's home-state of Lower Saxony, including Bosch, laid down their tools on Tuesday in support of IG Metall's calls for higher wages.
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"Those three factors would seem to point to a particularly serious non-compliance with the budgetary policy obligations laid down in the Stability and Growth Pact," the letter said.
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The Nationals took a 1-0 lead in the third as Goodwin doubled to the warning track in left and took third as Sanchez laid down a sacrifice bunt.
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Some stand and stare at you with that patented cow stare, others bury their heads in the green, green grass, while still others have laid down for a rest.
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Wouldn't it have been nice if instead of all this fighting, the two characters realized that they actually had a lot in common and laid down their (magical) swords?
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"The run I laid down today was the hardest possible that I could do, so next time I just need to execute them better, that is all," Hirano said.
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Sigmar Gabriel, the SPD's boss, has laid down a timetable according to which the party will first agree on its programme and then sort out "personnel" in late January.
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Past imperial ages—chiefly Byzantine and Ottoman—laid down complex, and mostly harmonious, layers of languages, ethnicities, cultures and religions, erased in the name of nation-building and tidiness.
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He has routinely trampled over red lines laid down by the EPP, yet still the group has coddled him, cheering his election victories and dismissing calls to expel Fidesz.
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After you've laid down a blank piece of paper and sketched your table design, the machine automatically scans your doodles and turns them into a playable virtual pinball game.
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There are a few tweaks that streamline the controls, but otherwise this remake slavishly follows the blueprint laid down by director Fumito Ueda and the developers at Team Ico.
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Although Britain's economy appears to have largely weathered the initial shock of June's vote, Hammond plans to ease the strict spending rules laid down by his predecessor George Osborne.
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One of the ways androgen receptors respond to a hormone like testosterone is by signaling muscle cells to increase the rate at which new muscle protein is laid down.
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Thiel wrote a book, Zero to One: Notes on Startups, or How to Build the Future, to help us "see beyond the tracks laid down" to the broader future.
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At first I was bothered by this, but as I laid down in a hotel bedroom and the VR world inched closer to my eyes, the black borders disappeared.
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Over 3,000 years ago the craftsmen of Ramses III, while building the tombs of pharaohs in the Valley of the Kings, laid down their hammers and demanded more food.
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Dana White laid down the gauntlet ... saying the members of Khabib's team who jumped into the Octagon and attacked Conor will be kicked out of the UFC for good.
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The defence ministry also said that over the same period 366 rebels had laid down their arms and moved out of rebel-controlled parts of the city, Interfax reported.
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He walks the intellectual path laid down by Noam Chomsky,20013 who argued that humans are born wired to learn, programmed to master language and interpret the physical world.
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Sampled On: "Too Good" A verse Popcaan laid down on a previously leaked version of "Controlla" was unexplainably absent from the final version, leaving many Jamaican fans feeling cold.
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The agency said he ran about 200 yards north of the border fence, laid down on the ground, and then stood up and ran again as agents approached him.
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Just look at the chart: PresentPastLieLieLayLayLayLaidAnd use it like this: I'm going to lie down --> I lay downI need to lay down the law --> I laid down the law
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This occurred as 6,000 Iraqi soldiers stationed there reportedly laid down their American ordinance and removed their uniforms, relinquishing Mosul, as well as the heavy American ordinance to ISIS.
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They bet on how many runs the teams will score, how many bases will be stolen, how many bunts will be laid down, how many pitches will be thrown.
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The rear-wheel-drive Supra laid down what I clocked as a four second-ish 0-60 mph time; in sport mode, the burbles and backfire was nicely orchestrated.
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New leader Mullah Akhtar Mansour has laid down conditions for taking part in any talks as he struggles to overcome factional infighting, with some breakaway groups opposing any negotiations.
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Even former rebel fighters who have laid down their arms roamed freely among civilians in refugee camps, and said they hoped to enter the fold of the state soon.
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The cells themselves develop normally — the programmed DNA isn't in the cells themselves, but rather is laid down in a sort of template that causes them to organize differently.
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But recently the NBA laid down some rare prohibitive ground rules about how teams should behave themselves on social media, in an attempt to crack down on shit talk.
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In 2006, Mr. Giraldo and over a thousand of his fighters laid down their arms — 597 of them along with 73,400 rounds of ammunition — in the paramilitary peace process.
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"Any new bill which affects the interests of the indigenous tribal people, the state government will follow due procedure as laid down in the constitution," said a government statement.
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But according to Joshua Cheng, a geologist at Brooklyn College, concealed under several feet of surface rubble are sediments that were laid down by glaciers during the Ice Age.
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In an elaborate ruse, Zeus transformed himself into a magnificent swan and pretended to escape from a bird of prey, then laid down next to Leda and impregnated her.
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He has laid down a very real precedent for all future presidents to act their very worst and to abandon all effort to serve as models of public behavior.
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"It might also show us right down to the cent how much he's going to benefit from the tax proposal he just laid down on the table," he said.
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On the day that Democrats proposed two articles of impeachment against him, the President and his courtiers laid down a fresh fog to obscure the evidence that incriminates him.
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The Trump administration said it remains "on track to complete all reunifications consistent with the expectations" laid down by U.S. District Judge Dana Sabraw, who is overseeing the case.
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Some administration officials expected Mr. Trump to make a decision on a deployment before the NATO meeting, which would have laid down a marker for the other alliance members.
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He soon sniffed out a better opportunity in the City of London, the warren of streets laid down by the Romans at the lowest crossing point of the Thames.
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The prints, dated to 80,29 years ago, were initially laid down in muddy soil, and then quickly covered in sand, resulting in the excellent preservation, according to the researchers.
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Justin Milongo, the deputy governor of Kasai-Central Province, said on Saturday that 400 Kamuina Nsapu militia fighters had "laid down their arms" in Kananga and were being detained.
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