That all lay with the emergency manager and the state.
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Hogg lay with the protesters in the store's produce isle.
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Putin said the blame for the tragedy lay with Ukraine.
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This was where Ravana, while on the run, lay with Sita.
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Ayyub didn't believe that the ultimate responsibility lay with the police.
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In fact, the fault lay with a slump in sales to China.
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The second was his unshakable belief that the future lay with "democracy".
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Ashe lay with me on my closet floor in a pile of clothes.
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And kind of just figured out where my natural ability lay with rapping.
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A 4-year-old girl, Ahed, lay with her head on her mother's lap.
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A more subtle problem lay with several countries like Germany, the Netherlands and Britain.
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She also said the biggest responsibility for resolving the crisis lay with the government.
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Daphne lay with her back to him, staring at the blue-white void of her inbox.
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Killing Ares was never going to end it all, because the blame always lay with mankind.
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Alaa, a driver who used an alias, said permission for transporting scrap lay with the PMF.
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His hopes lay with Etienne Tshisekedi, "the Sphinx", founder of a party for democratic change without violence.
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The two lay with their fluffy bellies up, putting them at heightened risk for pets and cuddles.
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A. watches some TV, and I lay with him while I browse social media on my phone.
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She lay with her mouth hanging open, her teeth out, the mother of my mother, lightly snoring.
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The BHA said responsibility lay with the trainer to present and run the correct horse in the race.
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The trial judge, Fenton Atkinson, said more of the blame lay with Mr. Brady than with Ms. Hindley.
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The remains of peacocks were found lying in heaps of shredded feathers; elephants lay with limbs blown off.
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On Friday, Los Angeles-based electronic duo Phantoms released their latest single "Lay With Me" featuring vocals by Hudgens.
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A spokeswoman for EU foreign affairs and security policy said the implementation of EU restrictions lay with member states.
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Dr Lee and Dr Kim wondered if the explanation for this exceptionalism lay with other bacteria in the soil.
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Mack said one of the firm's strengths lay with its technology that allows it to manufacture clothing very quickly.
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Toyota took one look and decided the future of clean, high-mileage vehicles lay with hybrids (the Prius range).
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" On whether the onus lay with the 1MDB board to take appropriate decisions and whether he had oversight: "Oversight.
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Maitake are burnt, crunchy, and a little bit Frito-Lay, with pumpkin and an oozy cheese, as an appetizer.
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Just to get a hug, they&aposre happy, to have a ball, someone to lay with them makes them happy.
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Crucially, there should be no murkiness as to where this person's loyalties lay: with users, not with Facebook the company.
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He was suggesting that the answer lay with the hard-liners — a loose alliance of clerics, ideologues and military commanders.
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I lay with my head trapped in a firm pillow, only a few inches of clearance around my entire body.
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There is instead just a lot of idle chatter and internet surfing, and a boss (Gregory Lay) with daddy issues.
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Boone stopped short of blaming opponents' misdeeds for those early exits, though, saying the blame still lay with the Yankees.
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Positive reviews said that the film's strengths lay with its talented cast, particularly noting the performance of actress Chrissy Metz.
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The key question was whether the problem lay with the wiring inside the house or with the telephone lines outside.
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I can hear my fiancé in the other room and wonder if he's going to come in and lay with me.
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Though responsibility for what happened lay with dodgy building companies and corrupt local authorities, the implications were felt far and wide.
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The biggest problem lay with Olsen's sudden resignation and concerns for a resulting lack of focus on financial targets, Pujal said.
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Abby Wambach, who recently retired from the national team, said she believed some of the problem lay with U.S. Soccer's leadership.
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But it became clear that, in Jackson, the real power—in particular, power over infrastructure contracts—lay with the mayor's office.
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Less concerned with black paupers than with immigrant papist hordes, Hodge decided that the problem lay with public schools' secular culture.
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"If you want to play with the big boys, you have to lay with the big boys," one claimed he told her.
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Those lay with the Arab and Muslim reaction to the return of the Jewish people to powerful sovereignty in their ancient homeland.
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The High DiveHave your partner lay with his hips and legs on the bed, but his torso back-bending off the bed.
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Search "#bloggerbag" on Instagram and you'll find many a flat lay, with an aesthetically pleasing amount of white space and art direction.
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In 1777, the American Revolution prompted the magical community to question where its loyalty lay: With fellow wizards, or with the United States?
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Farhadi's colleague at the shop made a point to tell visiting Associated Press journalists he believed Iran's main problem lay with Rouhani's administration.
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Price lay face down on the upper one, with her arms against her sides, and Kearney lay with her head at Price's feet.
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At the outset, the initiative lay with the provisional government, which seemed to embody the hopes of a majority of the Russian people.
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And he left plenty of opportunity for people who are inclined to assume that the problem lay with counterprotesters to do just that.
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But much of the genius behind the scam lay with his dealers, who devised tactics for corrupting the intellectual structures of the art market.
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Dressed in white, Scott lay with his hands folded on his stomach in a half-open casket adorned with a spray of white flowers.
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Later Mesereau pointed out that was about the same time Baker-Kinney decided the primary responsibility for what happened in 1982 lay with Cosby.
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While the one-off cases often provide some freaky fun, the best parts of the show lay with its exploration of an alternate universe.
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Surely, the article continued, at least some of the blame lay with the parents responsible for creating the society that teen-agers found alienating.
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The most extreme supporter might say that, yes, Noemi had to go—he didn't like it, but ultimately the fault lay with her parents.
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But some defeated candidates thought more of the blame lay with Mr Corbyn and the radical left-wing manifesto on which the party fought.
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Hamilton admitted that there was no tribunal capable of "the most exact standard of perfection," but the best possible hope lay with the Senate.
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Solheim said the key to cleaner, safer cities lay with good urban planning - including allowing for green spaces, providing public transport, and preventing urban sprawl.
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"He said, 'Well, when you want to play with the big boys, you have to lay with the big boys,'" she said in an interview.
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But many poor Venezuelans suspected that his loyalties ultimately lay with the sifrinos , the country's wealthy class, which is predominantly white and fiercely anti- chavista .
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The problem with stop-and-frisk (and the legal objections to it in New York) lay with the much larger universe of essentially unproductive stops.
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"The keys to his release lay with him," Berman Jackson said, while noting she still awaited paperwork from Manafort to secure his $10 million bail.
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Christie has yet to publicly address the veto, but a spokeswoman said the responsibility for its passage lay with state lawmakers and not the governor.
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The biggest responsibility for resolving the crisis in the Chinese-ruled city lay with the government, she said, as pro-democracy protesters chanted slogans outside.
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A Velodyne executive said its laser-based sensors were able to spot the pedestrian involved in the crash, suggesting that the flaw lay with Uber's software.
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That some projects were also regarded as "essential" meant the real risk still lay with taxpayers too — especially given many projects were dogged by political interference.
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So Oxman, now the research director at the Norwegian Institute of Public Health, started to wonder whether the best hope for bullshit prevention lay with children.
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We came away with the conclusion that blame lay with greed, corruption and a culture of doing business that seems to prioritize profit over human life.
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Finkelstein added that an insanity plea is "not a viable path," but said that blame for the shooting also lay with law enforcement and local government.
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Political radicals have often used "Coriolanus" to illustrate their ideologies, with diverging results depending on whether their sympathies lay with the leader or with the people.
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The former Italian leader said the balance of power in Brexit negotiations now lay with the U.K.'s main opposition Labour Party and its leader, Jeremy Corbyn.
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Trading sources say switching the contract specification to euros is not difficult and that the problem lay with LME Clear, which can only clear dollar-based contracts.
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If I spoke Mandarin, people assumed that my sympathies lay with Beijing; if I spoke English, I was clearly a Western liberal hostile to the Communist government.
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Power lay with the High Command, run by the generals Ludendorff and Hindenburg, both of whom were later to play prominent roles in bringing Hitler to power.
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Trump's campaign said at the time that the responsibility of checking the documentation of those workers lay with the contracting company he hired to oversee the site.
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Aso has repeatedly refused to resign and has said the responsibility for the land sale lay with Nobuhisa Sagawa, who stepped down as tax chief ten days ago.
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Previous Republican presidents whose sympathies lay with the coal- and oil-men played by the rules, frets an environmental lawyer who fought them; perhaps Mr Trump will not.
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Asked if Zelenskiy would allow gas prices to rise to market levels, an IMF demand, Abromavicius said the decision ultimately lay with the government and not the president.
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Part of the blame lay with the declining profitability of fixed-income trading, the once-lucrative, somewhat mysterious operation that had propelled Mr Blankfein to the top job.
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Aso has rejected the calls to quit and said responsibility for the land sale lay with Nobuhisa Sagawa, who stepped down as tax chief on Friday last week.
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He added that the contrast between Juncker's opinions and political leaders' moves to tighten borders demonstrated that power in Europe lay with national politicians rather than EU bureaucrats.
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This is identical to how most of Stephen Harper's "charm" (don't laugh) lay with his ability to make large swathes of the Canadian left lose their fucking minds.
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He said that some responsibility lay with the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) for granting Thomas Cook a licence to operate without demanding more proof that they would survive.
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Staford, 38, was attacked in 2008 when men armed with machetes broke into her house in Tanzania's Lake District as she lay with her 2-year-old son.
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Being able to hold your hand, lay with you and cuddle you, give you kisses all over your cheeks and forehead, meant more to me than you'll ever know.
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It quoted a spokesman for the Korean Jurists Committee who said responsibility for Kim's death lay with Malaysia, as he had died on their territory, and criticized the investigation.
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China's Taiwan Affairs Office suggested the blame lay with Taipei for its lack of coordination in fighting crime and for not effectively stopping Taiwanese from participating in such acts.
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That foundational sovereignty lay with us, with individual people as a result of the rights to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness that are fundamental to our humanity.
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And their removal was presented, in propaganda films, as an act of benevolence on the part of the American government toward potential saboteurs, whose real loyalties lay with Tokyo.
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On the flip side, millennial women often rejected the notion that gender should be a factor in their vote, particularly if their loyalties lay with Clinton's primary rival, Vermont Sen.
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Vanessa Hudgens "Lay With Me" The Queen of Coachella got together with an L.A.-based electronic duo to create a song that will sound absolutely amazing at Coachella next year.
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To Covington & Burling, the answer was clear: it lay with Congress, and, if Trump arrogated that power to himself, the firm was prepared to take on a lawsuit pro bono.
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A ceramic individual in an astronaut outfit emblazoned with a menagerie of strange pins and patches lay with its back upon a plank, carried on all sides by four individuals.
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The agency dismissed the idea that it was responsible for the malicious use of the code — arguing that the responsibility lay with North Korea and Russia, which mounted the attacks.
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Postecoglou will wake up to some stinging headlines but he was philosophical in defeat, and said responsibility for the second half blow-out lay with him making a raft of changes.
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Peduto told CNN he was in Paris when the agreement was being forged and also argued that responsibility for the bulk of the US commitments lay with the states, not Washington.
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No matter how old or how brave, Kolomi, Fannami, Mustapha and a tall 27-year-old named Zanna, whose group usually gathered nearby, lay with their faces on the earth, flat.
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US State Department spokeswoman Nauert reiterated the charge by Secretary of State Rex Tillerson that the "ultimate" responsibility for any chemical attacks by the Syrian regime lay with the Russian government.
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On Thursday, a committee of scholars released six new volumes of files related to the uprising, which they said reinforced the conclusion that ultimate responsibility for the massacre lay with Chiang.
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The blame, it is often said, lay with the leaders of America, Britain and France, who imposed a vengeful "Carthaginian" peace on Germany, visiting a punishment that crushed the fragile Weimar Republic.
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When our firstborn turned 2 and started screaming in the crib, we moved her to a mattress on the floor, and lay with her until she fell asleep — sometimes for two hours.
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But despite his wanderings, his loyalty ultimately lay with the artisans of Venice, which had been, until the late 270th century, an independent city-state; he considered the region itself his canvas.
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The crux of the issue lay with the United States, not China, she added, in an apparent reference to Washington's refusal to resume negotiations with North Korea until it commits to de-nuclearization.
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Robert Menendez, a Democrat, noted that Friedman is "very passionate about Israel," and then asked Friedman to assure the committee that his loyalty and commitment lay with the US. Friedman agreed that it does.
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The ministry was quoted as saying that the strike had been carried out by opposition militants and that responsibility for it lay with the United States, Britain and France, who were supporting the rebels.
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Yusof was president between 1965 and 1970, the first years of Singapore's independence following a short-lived union with neighboring Malaysia, but executive power lay with Lee Kuan Yew, the country's first prime minister.
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Curt Cashour, the department's spokesman, said the responsibility for the problems in the suicide prevention program lay with Dr. David J. Shulkin, Mr. Trump's first secretary of veterans affairs, who was fired in March.
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As for the consent issue, he said the burden of meeting that standard lay with the Chinese researchers, though he said reports about what Uighurs are subjected to in China raised some difficult questions.
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" Boyle told Gabriel Sherman that when she met Ailes for dinner in 103, he told her, "You know if you want to play with the big boys, you have to lay with the big boys.
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In 2014, when the Baltimore Ravens running back Ray Rice was suspended by the N.F.L. for domestic abuse, Smith seemed to suggest, on "First Take," that some responsibility for the episode lay with Rice's wife.
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Part of the answer clearly lay with Ginsburg's mother, Celia Amster Bader, the Brooklyn household's center of gravity, who had given up her own ambitions years earlier in order to help put her brother through Cornell.
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In both cases, the defense's theory has been that the ultimate responsibility to seat belt Gray lay with the driver, and that the fatal injury occurred during his transport, not during the course of their officer's respective involvements.
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Afterward, he sat down on the sofa, while I lay with my head in his lap, looking up at him, and told him how much I had enjoyed everything he'd done to me the last time we met.
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Basketball Players Referenced: 36 (28 unique) Player Referenced Most: Dikembe Mutombo (3) Best Bar: "Dog, I lay with hoes / and smoke butter the same color as Jalen Rose" Coming in at the number two spot is baseball, a.k.a.
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Saint Phalle's first large-scale piece was a huge, hollow Nana called the "Hon"—"she," in Swedish—who lay with legs spread at a museum in Stockholm, where visitors lined up to enter through her door-size vagina.
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Earlier this week, Airbus confirmed a Reuters report that the A241's survival lay with Emirates, saying it would have "no choice" but to close production if the Emirates deal fell through despite interest in smaller orders from others.
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The final shot of the film reveals the most famous photograph of the set: an image of the couple watching TV. Richard, a burly bricklayer, lay with his head in his wife's lap as they laugh at a TV show.
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Germany's Siemens and Alstom have argued that their deal would help them be better equipped to compete with China's state-owned CRRC, but the EU has stressed its concerns lay with defending consumer interests rather than creating regional industrial powerhouses.
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A journalist, who pointed out that the aircraft had flown near the path of Hurricane Irma and the areas it had devastated, asked whether any moral responsibility lay with politicians who refused to collaborate with global efforts to curb greenhouse gases.
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Such "uncontained" failures therefore are extremely rare and National Transportation Safety Board officials were looking for clues as to whether the fault lay with the engine, with maintenance or a freak event such as debris on the runway entering the engine.
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That power, in a previous version of the bill, lay with the petroleum minister but the governance bill passed by the Senate states that it transferred this to the Commission "to ensure separation of duties and provide for checks and balances".
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Nakasone, who served as chief of the U.S. Army's Cyber Command since late 2016, said responsibility for developing a "whole of government" response to cyber attacks lay with the Trump administration, although he would present the Republican president with options.
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But this time he did wake, or half wake, as I lay with a book propped on my stomach, he turned toward me and linked his arm through mine before settling back into sleep, his face pressed against my shoulder.
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The ending of earth and it's entirety of the life it holds would mean that there would be no one to remember your last words, save for yourself and your loved ones as they lay with their last few breaths.
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Every night after working and filming my struggles with whether love was blind or not, I would go lay with her in the ICU cage and every night I thought would be the last time I would see my pretty girl.
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It added that the responsibility for correcting cases of mis-selling lay with the sellers of the products concerned, as Italy had made clear, and urged Italian authorities to tackle the root causes of mis-selling to prevent a re-occurrence.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Chinese state media on Friday hit back at claims by U.S. officials that China was failing to crack down on the flow of fentanyl and fentanyl-related substances into the United States, saying that responsibility for opioid abuse lay with users.
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Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi, whose bloc came in third, said on Tuesday there were "dangerous" violations and that most of the blame lay with Iraq's Independent High Elections Commission (IHEC), high ranking members of which he banned from travel without his permission.
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Little Saint's first officially shared snap wasn't until almost 3 months of age, when Kardashian West offered the world a peek at her son dressed in a white thermal onesie, sound asleep as he lay with his arms up in the air.
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Such engine failures are extremely rare, and National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) investigators were looking for clues as to whether the fault lay with the engine itself, with its manufacture or a freak event such as debris on the runway entering the engine.
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THE HAGUE — Harry van Bommel, a left-wing member of the Dutch Parliament, had persuasive allies in convincing voters that they should reject a trade pact with Ukraine — his special "Ukrainian team," a gleefully contrarian group of émigrés whose sympathies lay with Russia.
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Asked on Friday whether he saw any way to shake up the labor model decried in the film, Loach said his hopes lay with Jeremy Corbyn, the leader of Britain's opposition Labour Party, and his team - but added that they faced an uphill struggle.
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But professional diplomats have a unique ability to shape the fate of nations in turbulent times: think of Robin Renwick's role, as ambassador to South Africa, in helping to persuade Nelson Mandela that his country's future lay with free markets rather than state planning.
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He testified that the responsibility for securing Gray in the van lay with the driver, officer Caesar Goodson Jr. Miller's testimony came after legal wrangling over prosecutors' efforts to force another officer, William Porter, to testify under limited immunity while his own charges were pending.
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Rick Snyder found that the primary blame for the contamination in Flint lay with the state Department of Environmental Quality for failing to require the use of anti-corrosion chemicals in the water to keep the iron pipes from leaching lead and contaminating drinking water.
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This set off a chain of events which, despite his seemingly unsuitable temperament, ended up with him serving in the British Free Corps, a small group of foreign volunteers whose allegiance lay with one of the most reviled organisations in human history, the Waffen-SS.
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Jackson picked up the option on the final two years of his five-year contract as president this year, and despite his assertion that his triangle offense faced resistance from players and his characterization of Anthony, Jackson said the team's woes lay with him.
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"I did have a health crisis in February and March, but what was so amazing was that my jobs allowed me to rest and binge watch Kimmy Schmidt and lay with a hot water bottle, and do what it is I want to do," she said.
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DUBAI/LONDON/RIYADH (Reuters) - The board of Saudi Aramco has determined that listing the state energy giant in New York would carry too many legal risks to make it a realistic option, five sources said, although they said a final decision lay with Saudi Arabia's crown prince.
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A 37-year-old Asia Argento snuggled with then-17-year-old Jimmy Bennett on a bed, shirtless, their foreheads pressed together, her arm over his as they lay with satisfied smiles ... that is the photo that Asia paid $380,000 for -- a photo TMZ has now seen.
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Many Mexicans believed that their best chance of finding out what really happened to the students lay with the international investigators, who were appointed by the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights, a regional body based in Washington that monitors countries and can refer cases to court.
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He saw the promise of change stolen from him and his generation; for a moment, it had appeared that Ukraine, after so many years of wavering, would once and for all declare that its future lay with Europe and with a path of reform and transparency.
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But as recent developments in a Tennessee court case have made clear, the religious right and its Republican enablers are now doing their best to deprive such children of legal parental attachments, giving the lie to decades of pious claims that their paramount interest lay with protecting children.
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He said that the cruise line should "work with some of the folks in DC." Regarding the option of diverting the cruise ship entirely, DeSantis said he did not believe that he had the power to do so, noting that it lay with the county or the White House.
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Pointing to archival documents and firsthand accounts, she also claimed that while many comfort women were indeed forced into sexual slavery, not all of them were young girls, and that much blame for their suffering lay with the Korean men who had promised them paid work by the front.
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Operating in an era of black disfranchisement, neo-Confederate groups placed their monuments in public spaces, often using public funds, to reinforce their Civil War mythologies, characterizing the Old (white) South as the victim and arguing that all fault in the "War Between the States" lay with the North.
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Nobody knew at the time that the worst and most paranoid elements in the national government were hysterically focussed on what was, after all, a small rebellion in a remote rural prison, one where the inmates had no guns and every conceivable long-term advantage lay with the authorities.
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Letwin, put in charge of a special unit to lay out the options for Cameron's eventual successor on the EU, told lawmakers that while he knew there were conflicting opinions over who would or could trigger Article 50, the government had been advised that the decision lay with the prime minister.
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At night, Darena lay with me in the twin bed across from my sister's and she imagined or remembered magical balls, where she had danced on the sand at the bottom of the lake, and rides in her cushioned boat, which was rowed incongruously by rabbits, my favorite animals at the time.
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The problem, they concluded, lay with the saltiness of the water: The oysters in this region need a very specific grade of salinity to thrive, a balance historically achieved on the Big Bend by the mixture of the salty Gulf and the freshwater discharge from the rivers and streams that spill into it.
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At various times, Mitski plucked rhythmically at her shoulders; paced frantically; lay with her back on the table and mimed bicycling with her legs; crawled and slid on black knee pads; gazed disconsolately at her hand, as if it didn't belong to her; and stalked the edge of the stage like a lynx.
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"You know if you want to play with the big boys, you have to lay with the big boys," Ailes allegedly told Kellie Boyle, who said Ailes used his influence to keep her from getting a job with the Republican National Committee in 270 after she declined to accept his sexual proposition.
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"You know if you want to play with the big boys, you have to lay with the big boys," Ailes allegedly told Kellie Boyle, who said Ailes used his influence to keep her from getting a job with the Republican National Committee in 1989 after she declined to accept his sexual proposition.
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In a March interview with Rev VR Podcast host Reverend Kyle, Rubin said that the final call lay with outside investors who have covered most of what he describes as "millions and millions" of dollars in development costs, but he would recommend offering refunds to backers at the point the Stem was ready to ship.
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But we are never lifted out of such places, I think now, and so I went back to the bathrooms beneath N.D.K., I had never stopped thinking about them; even as I lay with R., flooded with love, there was a part of me untouched by him, a part that longed to be back there.
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But American military officials said the area had been under surveillance from drones for at least two days before the strike — a tank was spotted at the camp and the people there did not appear to be moving in any kind of military formations — suggesting the fault lay with the intelligence analysis used to plan the strike.
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Because of his suspicion of the mainstream media and what he believes to be the cult of political correctness, his instincts in the wake of the violence was to avoid jumping to the conclusion that the blame lay with the white supremacists and neo-Nazis who had gathered to protest the removal of a Robert E. Lee statue.
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Before Peter was named the next Bachelor, the fandom's hopes lay with those two other men: Mike (the sweet, gregarious guy who also would have been the first black Bachelor) and Tyler C. (the sweet, gregarious guy who looked like he should have ended up with Hannah, except she wised up about her true feelings for Jed at the eleventh hour).
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For the sake of children and adults across America SPEAK UP. Doug O'Neal from Kentucky said we shouldn't blame guns: It is a nightmare that no one needs to ever experience, no one should ever have to go through, but I can't help to feel that the problem doesn't so much lay with gun control laws than parental control and a failure of the so called system that doesn't work for the underprivileged or a health care system that sucks.
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Ron JohnsonRonald (Ron) Harold JohnsonGOP senators call for Barr to release full results of Epstein investigation FBI Agents Association calls on Congress to make 'domestic terrorism' a federal crime Senators renew request for domestic threats documents from FBI, DOJ after shootings MORE (R-Wis.) blaming Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellPelosi, Schumer press for gun screenings as Trump inches away The malware election: Returning to paper ballots only way to prevent hacking First House Republican backs bill banning assault weapons MORE (R-Ky.) for the shutdown, Conway said the blame truly lay with every GOP senator who believed Trump wouldn't shut down the government over funding for his plans for a border wall.
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