He will lie in repose; he will not lie in state.
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I lie in it while talking to my children or they lie in theirs while talking to me.
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He will lie in state in Arizona for two days before being transported to the U.S. Capitol to lie in state there on Friday.
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That original meaning might lie in the minds of its
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I lie in job interviews, I think most people do.
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Its orbit doesn't lie in the plane of the ecliptic.
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The easiest gains lie in tackling bureaucratic obstacles to trade.
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She'd have to lie in a darkened room for hours.
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Lie in bed for 15 more minutes before getting up.
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Tangles of them lie in huge meshes on the floor.
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Trump literally has a lie in his new Twitter banner.
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Elsewhere dirty toys lie in piles defecated on by dogs.
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The answer must lie in China's internal aluminium market dynamics.
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I wake up and lie in bed and open Instagram.
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Some reckon the solution does not lie in national policy.
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He's in the mood for a long, lazy lie in.
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Part of the consortium's interest may lie in Yahoo Finance.
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Trey: I don't see a single lie in this tweet.
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One answer might lie in the Japanese art of origami.
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These duties actually lie in the domain of the SSRC.
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The key just may lie in your zodiac sun sign.
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Do you lie in the hopes of getting more money?
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Kindergartens and homes near the military base lie in ruins.
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That's because the answer doesn't lie in our hands alone.
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The best explanation for this seems to lie in demography.
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A similar future may lie in store for Mr Duterte.
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McCain will lie in state in Arizona for two days.
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The real barrier may not lie in a lack of
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What secrets lie in the ecosystems of the deep sea?
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The answer does not lie in a failure of effort.
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Much of their resistance may lie in simply not cooperating.
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ALL TRUE NOT A LIE IN ITBy Alix Hawley372 pp.
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Similar disappointments may lie in store for Mr. Abdeslam's interrogators.
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The answer must lie in China's internal aluminum market dynamics.
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But such associations lie in the deep background of perception.
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I wrote "Living A Lie" in response to exactly that.
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The answer may lie in Washington, rather than Wall Street.
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The answer may lie in early modern European anatomy museums.
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Its many strengths do not lie in its intellectual rigor.
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Ms. Tandia's roots lie in both North and West Africa.
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The bright spots almost all lie in or near craters.
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Another lesson may lie in Paraguay's focus on indigenous people.
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Joe Wilson shouted "you lie" in a special joint session.
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The idea's origins lie in the Republican caucus, where Sen.
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Both areas lie in the Perdido fold belt, like Trion.
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Soccer's historical heartlands in the country lie in the North.
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The gangsters lie in a line right beside the corpses.
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Their most exciting opportunities may lie in Amazon's technological edge.
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That night, I lie in the Barrister's, thinking about fate.
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Another 31% of Jewish households lie in the surrounding neighborhoods.
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Part of the reason may lie in Myanmar's domestic politics.
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Tencent's strengths lie in social media, digital payment and gaming.
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After all, Apple's success doesn't lie in any single standout feature.
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He will lie in repose at the court until Friday evening.
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I can't sleep, but I lie in bed for two hours.
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I continue to lie in bed until my roommate comes home.
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Its roots lie in the allocation of fair shares between individuals.
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I lie in bed until my alarm goes off at 6.
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McCain will lie in state at the state capitol through Thursday.
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You're kind of sitting there, you lie in your bed thinking.
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"Political correctness leads people to lie in the polls," Vedral said.
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If she makes that bed, she can certainly lie in it.
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"Such depths as Sabbath evinces lie in his polarities," Roth writes.
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McCain will lie in state at the U.S. Capitol on Friday.
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FGB's strengths lie in consumer banking, credit cards and housing loans.
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People lie in wait on the ghats and they cremate bodies.
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The core of Jesus's teachings lie in unconditional love for god.
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Gordie Howe's body will lie in repose inside the arena bowl.
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DOES THE KEY TO IT ALL LIE IN HER HAIR FOLLICLES?
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The answers lie in federal policy, community relations and individual reckoning.
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But it might lie in a deeper truth about the island.
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Billy Graham lie in honor at the Capitol Rotunda on Wednesday.
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If there are grounds for hope, they lie in two findings.
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The answer does not lie in Washington or on Wall Street.
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One person's power nap, it seems, is another's extended lie-in.
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One answer might lie in their social lives, or lack thereof.
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"The basics of clothing lie in men's fashion," she has said.
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Instead they lie in my neighborhood where No. 26 should be.
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Or does the solution lie in the corporation acquiring a soul?
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The virtues of "Aging Pride," then, lie in the works themselves.
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Five dormitories lie in the 6th district; seven in the 13th.
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Of course, most of us lie in one way another online.
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Nor does their appeal lie in their fresh-faced, telegenic youth.
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The lie, in this case, is the negative portrayal of minorities.
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The roots of these troubles lie in Turkey's nation-building project.
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Facebook permits politicians to lie in ads; Google and YouTube don't.
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Even the use of the word "lie" in politics has changed.
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Billy Graham, who will lie in honor in the Capitol Rotunda.
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Friday McCain's body will lie in state at the US Capitol.
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The roots for perpetuating this conflict lie in the domestic context.
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The difficulties lie in getting goods to and from the docks.
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Others lie in heavily trafficked squares maintained by business improvement districts.
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I mean, I think it helps not to lie in politics.
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Using the word "lie" in the story headline doesn't do that.
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The late senator will lie in state at the US Capitol.
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The challenge now may lie in impressing them once they arrive.
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Surely other government officials lie in wait, ready to come forward.
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The answer may lie in a small line in the trailer.
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Does truth lie in the small details or the large events?
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Does the answer lie in more, deeper collaborations between existing institutions?
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She made her bed reluctantly and has to lie in it.
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There, officers lie in wait, nabbing those who skip the fare.
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They want to hold a national lie-in, during which groups of students lie in the front of the White House, representatives' offices, and state capitol buildings, as part of their demands for changes to gun laws.
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"You would lie in order to preserve the truth?" he asked Bolton.
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He would lie in bed and read John Le Carré spy novels.
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It's almost impossible to have a proper lie in at a festival.
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For a while I lie in bed mentally revising and planning things.
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In Iraq, its music is said to "lie in the country's soul".
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So the best hope may lie in a change in corporate behaviour.
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And a good chunk of them also lie in the habitable zone.
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The next big opportunity should therefore lie in simplifying this balkanised mess.
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A major clue might lie in the site's proximity to caravan routes.
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He or she could lie in comfort and listen to the encomiums.
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The reason why may lie in how PTSD and nightmares are treated.
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The uncertainties lie in how many Google developers and customers will defect.
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A clue might lie in a study conducted in the mid 60s.
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In the case of Three Billboards, those flaws lie in two areas.
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Siem eventually shot a 74 to lie in 97th alongside 13 others.
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You're being extra considerate by notifying people of your lie in advance.
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But unfortunately for Cersei, a few gruesome surprises still lie in wait.
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Yet many of those resources lie in territory controlled by ethnic armies.
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If Sherlock has anything to offer, though, it must lie in escapism.
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Churches, mosques and khans that have stood for centuries lie in ruins.
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He denied the allegations, calling them an "ugly lie" in a tweet.
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He will lie in state at the Capitol Rotunda through Wednesday morning.
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Early on, the Rockets' best bet seemed to lie in hounding Curry.
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To get this action shot, Villet had to lie in the snow.
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But recourse for disagreement and offense does not lie in federal litigation.
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Opportunities lie in sectors such as banks, education and pharmaceuticals, he added.
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One answer may lie in the expectations set by past presidential scandals.
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Billy Graham lie in honor at the Capitol Rotunda on Wednesday. Rev.
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Plus: Exxon's salvation may lie in the oil fields of West Texas.
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Have Kevin Spacey lie in bed doing nothing for a full episode?
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Mr. Bush will lie in state at the U.S. Capitol until Wednesday.
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The quickest answers lie in blood tests, which can detect the antibodies.
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Salvation doesn't lie in pursuing traditional male paths of ejaculatory self-elevation.
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One answer may lie in the matchless political skills of Margaret Thatcher.
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Part of the reason may lie in simple geography and recent history.
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Thus, many of our ideas lie in wait at the conceptual stage.
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Their musical debts lie in surf music, Afro pop and '23625s rock.
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McCain will then lie in state in the U.S. Capitol on Friday.
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The hammock that, when you lie in it, automatically tightens around you.
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But other uses of brain imaging lie in an ethical gray area.
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I lie in bed until 7, then get up to get ready.
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There's also a little bit of a white lie in glass skyscrapers.
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For example, the largest wealth gaps lie in racial disparities among entrepreneurs.
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"I think McCain told a lie in his book," he tells me.
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The answer seems to lie in an unlikely place: with our children.
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Well, it doesn't solve whether or not people lie in their ads.
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The answer lies in art, but it also might lie in politics.
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A better answer might lie in the words of Marine Corps Sgt.
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Its effectiveness may too lie in its intimate dismantling of bad taste.
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When Eric Garner was strangled to death, I organized a lie in.
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Yet the real import of Mr Sessions's approach could lie in its example.
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I never fall back asleep, but I lie in bed until 7:40.
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The statues, the cuneiform inscriptions now lie in pieces exposed to the elements.
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DJ Khaled's greatest skill doesn't lie in his catch phrases or Snapchat angles.
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The answer may lie in the Trump administration's hardline approach to immigration enforcement.
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An IPO may be in the offing, yet pitfalls also lie in wait.
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People of all genders have ADHD, but the differences lie in societal expectation.
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Its strengths lie in robotics and classical AI rather than in machine learning.
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Between the lines: The key to a compromise may lie in regulatory credits.
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I would lie in bed, convinced that I would grow a penis overnight.
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But fundamentally, the match's roots lie in the junior high school wrestling room.
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Here, the roots of many conflicts lie in competition over dwindling fertile land.
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I lie in bed and scroll through my phone until he wakes up.
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But its priorities will surely lie in not getting into any more trouble.
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The answer, ironically, may lie in the arguments that MindGeek once made against .
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The answer may also lie in the strength of the foundry model itself.
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Some of the reason for this may, ironically enough, lie in racial discrimination.
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I finally open my eyes and but lie in bed until 8:20.
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The more intriguing possibilities lie in a convergence of technologies and social change.
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Once in a while I get on a raft and lie in there.
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While Offerman is a skilled woodworker himself, Poehler's talents lie in other areas.
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An unpredictable future The future of ObamaCare could lie in the election's outcome.
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The future of Access, to a large extent, seems to lie in wireless.
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The origins of today's EU lie in the ashes of post-war Europe.
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"The difference may lie in Wheeler's long experience in Washington, D.C.," Dillen said.
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Massagué inferred that those few survivors must lie in a state of dormancy.
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Repealing is easy; the real challenges lie in how we address underlying problems.
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Our success and our effectiveness lie in accepting and valuing differences as strengths.
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Billy Graham arrives to the Capitol Rotunda to lie in honor on Wednesday.
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So basically Wolff's approach was to lie in service of getting the truth.
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On Friday, McCain's body will lie in state at the U.S. Capitol Rotunda.
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The militias of Misrata, who are stronger foes, lie in wait for him.
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She did, however, tell a little lie in order to protect her identity.
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Part of this seems to lie in how machine-learning patterns human interest.
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One effective countermeasure could lie in an obscure military lab in New Mexico.
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We bring sandwiches, and we lie in the sun for hours to tan.
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Part of the answer may lie in what is missing from the tour.
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It is generally reserved for presidents, lawmakers and soldiers, who lie in state.
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The roots of "Austin" lie in Kelly's travels through Europe in his 20s.
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For Tesla, part of the problem may lie in a lack of maintenance.
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In the age of automation, this may lie in store for us all.
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Black marble sarcophagi lie in rows 18 deep and up to 25 across.
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Cummings will lie in state in the U.S. Capitol's Statuary Hall next Thursday.
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The report's scarier themes lie in its projections for the next 15 years.
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Evidence is mounting that the answer could lie in the rapidly melting Arctic.
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More people lie in the tightly packed church cemetery than inhabit the village.
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The influential minister became only the fourth person to lie in honor there.
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The dangers of such campaigns, Caplan said, lie in the lack of regulation.
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I kind of told a lie in telling people I already was one.
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An answer may lie in an object hanging on the exhibition's exit wall.
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They lick her face constantly and, like Peanut, lie in bed with her.
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Billy Graham, who recently died, could lie in honor in the Capitol Rotunda.
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Schlafly's appeal, it certainly does not lie in the lucidity of her mind.
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However, a clue may lie in this image shared by Peter Hannaford last December.
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Both the strength and weakness of Love, Simon lie in how bland it is.
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But even with these changes, MoviePass's path to sustainability doesn't lie in monthly subscriptions.
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One answer to my query might lie in Bang & Olufsen's unconventional approach to design.
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The judge said he awarded the damages to "nail the lie" in Bauer's article.
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The researchers think an explanation for the phenomenon may lie in our evolutionary past.
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For arch-Remainers, their best hope may well lie in a "coalition of chaos".
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But why that is may lie in the way they each look at race.
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All I needed to do was lie in bed and let people examine me.
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The answer may lie in water buried in fiery reservoirs miles beneath our feet.
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After all, happy people don't lie in their beds, wide awake at 3 a.m.
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Many marginal constituencies lie in exactly the areas hit by the chaos (see map).
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The priorities of Mr Erdogan today, it seems, still lie in the same direction.
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This makes it easier for us to lie in the future, the study concludes.
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The business about Iraq is at least a lie in a conventional factual sense.
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Cover image: Patients lie in their beds at a hospital in Catano, Puerto Rico.
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But, Collier says the governor asked him to lie in a separate, unrelated investigation.
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"These are jointly shared principles, although the pitfalls lie in the detail," she said.
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That the solutions lie in better communication seems promising, but don't get excited yet.
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He made his bed, and now he should be forced to lie in it.
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The fate of the Trump administration may lie in the answer to that question.
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The truth seems to lie in a mix of these factors, says Ms Desai.
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Perhaps the explanation does indeed lie in that woolly but evocative phrase, "intellectual oxygen".
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If there's any hope for the future of sushi, it may lie in creativity.
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As commanding as McDormand is, the film does not lie in her sole possession.
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My mother's ghost floats through my nap, as, dearest heart, we lie in bed.
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The reason seemed to lie in Mr. Pichai's unusual shout-out to a competitor.
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The late senator will then lie in state at the U.S. Capitol on Friday.
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How could it possibly help to plant a lie in the middle of it?
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Hickland obliquely addressed the lie in both his YouTube video and on his Twitter.
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The answer to this riddle might at least partly lie in the photograph above.
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The judge said he awarded the damages to "nail the lie" in Bauer's articles.
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Rep. Elijah Cummings will lie in state on Thursday at the US Capitol building.
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Bush is the 12th U.S. president to lie in state in the Capitol Rotunda.
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TURNING OFF If we don't watch TV, sometimes we lie in bed and read.
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Trump gets those around him to lie in a different manner than past presidents.
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But the most conflicted place seems to lie in the heart of Fritz Bauer.
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But what if someone had a good reason to lie in a job interview?
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The deep reef might lie in the darkness, but it still bursts with color.
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Tonight, I'm not going to lie in bed and recount all my security failings.
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Terms & Conditions are the biggest lie in the tech industry, as we've written before.
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The answer may lie in some medieval and modern attitudes toward conception and rape.
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The book's weakest moments lie in its armchair assumptions about Robbins's various inner demons.
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He signs off with: "Now I can have a bit of a lie-in".
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Still, might part of the problem lie in the way we frame "rural America"?
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He will lie in state there until Wednesday's funeral service at Washington National Cathedral.
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Take off my makeup and lie in bed for a bit reading my book.
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On Friday, Mr. McCain will lie in state in Washington (here's what that means).
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Meanwhile, Mr. Obama's measures lie in tatters, along with Mr. Trump's claims to leadership.
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Anything valuable to be uncovered was likely to lie in the everyday, the specific.
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Its roots lie in the national triple sin of slavery, land theft and genocide.
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Dr. Gal thinks the answer might lie in the artistic passions of Pasteur's youth.
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Their similarities lie in how they manipulate their circumstances to get what they want.
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I do my nighttime skin-care routine and lie in bed scrolling through Instagram.
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She and her husband lie in bed together joking about how miserable they are.
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In 2020, Democratic Party politics will lie in the middle; the map is clear.
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They impeached him for telling one lie in order to cover up an affair.
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Scalia's body was brought to the Supreme Court on Friday to lie in repose.
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They know that but decided to LIE in order to make a fraudulent point!
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We are told by officials that the army will not lie in this situation.
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The site has also controversially said it would allow politicians to lie in ads.
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Kurup believes the solutions lie in a combination of policy, scientific research and activism.
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The last senator to lie in state was Daniel Inouye of Hawaii, in 2012.
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Instead, their greatest advantage may lie in their authority to investigate the White House.
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Remains often lie in mass graves without ever being identified by relatives or officials.
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To Wolff, many of the Trump administration's current problems lie in this cracked foundation.
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Whereas Aleppo (in Syria) and Mosul (in Iraq) lie in ruins, Mukalla is almost unscathed.
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That's an incredible number of times to blurt out the same lie in one week.
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"They've made their bed, now they have to lie in it," he said on Monday.
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Still, in the long run, the good news for Samsung could lie in Huawei's troubles.
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Expanding markets Cook's real innovation may lie in his efforts to broaden the company's markets.
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They can both camouflage themselves to lie in wait or actively hunt day and night.
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Plenty of other surprises probably lie in what when it comes to men and sex.
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The root of all these ills may lie in the show's much-maligned fourth season.
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Ben Hardy credits a "big lie" in helping land him the role of a lifetime.
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Boback commanded him, again, to lie in order to corroborate the company's version of events.
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I guess she was teaching me to lie in the beds I make for myself.
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His top interest appears to lie in raising Japan's capabilities to take on North Korea.
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The answer may lie in a small Baltic nation with a population smaller than Hawaii.
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Antonin Scalia's body will lie in repose today in the Supreme Court's majestic Great Hall.
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I lie in bed for a bit and scroll social media while petting my cats.
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Kim Kardashian has let us know where her loyalties lie in this Kanye West vs.
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The remains will not lie in state, and will not be exhibited to the public.
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After Mr Trump's press conference in New York on August 15th they lie in ruins.
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Political analyst Hernan Molina explained that a lot of this may lie in Latin culture.
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My boyfriend brings me two Advil, and I chug some water and lie in bed.
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The roots of this mess lie in China's response to the financial crisis in 2008.
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The trick to killing disease-carrying ticks may lie in building a better mouse trap.
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Sanders' strengths lie in his calls for campaign finance reform and reining in Wall Street.
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The next wave of mobile technology may lie in the hands of special needs users.
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The solutions lie in public-private partnerships as well as individual changes in eating habits.
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The hill clusters lie in a vast ice plain inside the dwarf planet's "heart" region.
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After all, Misfit's roots lie in simple trackers like the Ray and the modular Shine.
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Reagan will lie in repose at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library on Wednesday and Thursday.
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So Mr. President-elect, you made this bed, you get to lie in it now.
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Our historic strength does not lie in shutting people out, but in welcoming them in.
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Expanding Markets Cook's real innovation may lie in his efforts to broaden the company's markets.
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Bush will lie in state in the Capitol Rotunda from Monday evening through Wednesday morning.
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We lie in bed and consider sheep grazing in the shadow of a verdant down.
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He will lie in state in the Capitol Rotunda from late Monday through Wednesday morning.
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" What could help Trump: "Trump's salvation could lie in the idiosyncrasies of the Electoral College.
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The answers may lie in the president's performance and how off-year voters perceive him.
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Last year, Six Flags paid people $600 to lie in a coffin for 30 hours.
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The last person to lie in state in the Capitol Rotunda was the late Sen.
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One potential answer might lie in the power sector, a key end-user of copper.
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McCain will lie in state at the Capitol for public viewing beginning at 2 p.m.
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The scene provides clues, but the answer may lie in the plane's unusual flight path.
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Gerald Ford was the last president to lie in state following his death in 2006.
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The greatest opportunity will lie in the sharing of information among the wider agile community.
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The explanation for that does not lie in Brazil's shortcomings, but in someone else's strengths.
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Didn't the show's appeal always lie in how snugly its lifestyle lay outside your reach?
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But I wouldn't use the word "lie" in a news story in cases like that.
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But years later, we still lie in my hammock and I still wear those socks.
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As with the merchants of old, the biggest opportunities lie in faraway lands, especially Asia.
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One clue may lie in whom he chooses for his new cabinet early next year.
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Year after year, they lie in their boxes on a shelf, no longer looked at.
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It appears Obama will ultimately lie in the middle of the pack, an average President.
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In Washington, Cummings is the first lawmaker to lie in state since the late Sen.
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Republicans made their proverbial bed with Trump and now they'll get to lie in it.
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But the idea that some people might lie in surveys illustrates how social norms work.
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The roots of J'ouvert lie in mocking slave owners and celebrating emancipation in the Caribbean.
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"When you lie in bed, all the things rush through from the day," Stickgold says.
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The 41st U.S. president will lie in state in the Capitol rotunda until Wednesday morning.
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The real payoff will lie in turning stories into blockbuster films, video games and merchandise.
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An answer may lie in a schism that has haunted women's protest for 150 years.
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McCain will lie in state at the Capitol Rotunda Friday before another memorial service Saturday.
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Their best opportunities to secure those seats lie in Arizona and Nevada, and perhaps Tennessee.
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The answer may lie in the LME's own internal reform process rather than competition from CME.
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With ten hours of near-solid gaming training ahead of them, they're afforded a lie-in.
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Spicer doubled down on this lie in his press briefing, citing debunked theories about voter fraud.
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In other words: the bots learned to lie in order to get a more favorable result.
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Her body lie in a sleek blue casket with a bejeweled tiara resting on her head.
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We know that this FCC is willing to blatantly lie in order to remove consumer protections.
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Mr Kim may be looking strong and shrewd now, but great peril may lie in store.
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Yesterday here we talked about whether politicians should be able to lie in their Facebook ads.
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First, there's the ongoing debate about whether Facebook should permit politicians to lie in their ads.
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On Thursday, Cummings became the first black lawmaker to lie in state at the Capitol Building.
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Corroborating documents surely lie in the still-padlocked files of the FBI, CIA, and Defense Department.
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Bush will lie in repose at St. Martin's Church in Houston, where she was well loved.
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But their real value may lie in providing a template for the rest of the world.
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"We think the best 'reflation' plays lie in being overweight energy and financial equities," they added.
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Solutions lie in public-private partnerships as well as individual changes in eating and kitchen habits.
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The answers lie in the concept of value investing, the equity style to which he adheres.
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Liao's video mixtape reenacts the ultimate staycation: a threesome version of John and Yoko's lie in.
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Cummings on Thursday was the first African American lawmaker to lie in state at the Capitol.
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There have been rallies, a lie-in outside of the White House, and meetings with legislators.
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But ultimately, it's very clear that the movie's interests lie in being a big, fun blockbuster.
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I would lie in bed on west 78th street in New York and I would dream.
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The difference may lie in female heads of department sharing out non-academic duties more fairly.
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The origins of the president's fragile position lie in his victory at the ANC National Conference.
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In the photo, both Murgatroyd Chmerkovskiy appear to be shirtless as they lie in bed together.
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That's fascinating, and might be suggestive of where our priorities should lie in other democratic reforms.
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McCain's casket is carried to the Arizona State Capitol rotunda where he will lie in state.
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"I knew, 'I can't just sit and lie in this bed,' " says the mother of one.
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Don't come back and lie in the bed until you're truly ready to go to sleep.
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The solution to many of America's infrastructure problems could lie in the hands of tech companies.
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Great challenges lie ahead in the on-demand economy, but great accomplishments lie in its wake.
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However, another explanation may lie in the year-on-year decrease in US child smoking rates.
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They lie in the flat file like a body on a slab at a cryonics lab.
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The smaller the lie in the context of your knowledge, the easier it is to tell.
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Do these differences lie in inherited genetic variations, or is it something to do with lifestyle?
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The key will lie in keeping your mutual independence and giving each other plenty of space.
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There are collectibles scattered throughout the world, but the real thrills lie in the various challenges.
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Their duality can lie in their personality, going from fun and social to serious and thoughtful.
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Based on these most recent results, however, the causal link appears to lie in self-control.
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But then, people learn to lie in the absence of consequences in the real world too.
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Clinton was not the first, nor the last, U.S. president to lie in a public setting.
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Most of her belongings lie in a pile outside what's left of her cinder block house.
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Gerald Ford was the last president to lie in state following his death in December 2006.
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There's no getting around the fact that half of those four B's lie in visual appearance.
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She'd lie in bed and worry — was this going to be one of those terrible nights?
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It's time to frolic in the surf or lie in the sand, contemplating the vast ocean.
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I used to lie in bed thinking of what would happen if they started firing weapons.
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Tottenham and Arsenal, the not-so-neighborly North London neighbors, lie in second and third place.
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Very ill or unconscious patients lie in beds, their hospital gowns and sheets stained with fluids.
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A clue to the meanings of these stealthy, meditative works might lie in this recurring oval.
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White House press secretary Sean Spicer was just asked if he'll ever lie in his job.
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The novel's sharpest insight may lie in connecting Andres's selfish reinvention with Leo's apparently selfless one.
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Dr. Krasheninnikova said the answer might lie in the way that African greys enjoy manipulating objects.
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Bret: I think Sessions should lie in the flea-ridden bed he's made with the president.
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Evidence of her investment tends to lie in how she returns to a subject or theme.
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The coils lie in a corner of the factory, on a grease-stained patch of concrete.
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Both the magic of that question and its existential angst lie in the freedom it presents.
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Dr. Hopper suggested that the answer may lie, in part, with how that memory is retrieved.
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Most of the country's gold reserves are thought to lie in Orinoco Mining Arc, Bolivar state.
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The feud's origins lie in a 1994 agreement between Minnesota and Xcel's predecessor, Northern States Power.
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The underlying explanation seems to lie in the behaviour of real (ie, inflation-adjusted) interest rates.
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If you didn't — you can always just lie in the comments section and say you did!
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"These American clowns lie in utter viciousness that they stand with the Iranian people," he said.
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Cummings, who passed away last week, will lie in state in the Capitol on Thursday morning.
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Out of all the signs of the zodiac, Pisces' strengths lie in their intuitive, mystical nature.
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Representative Elijah Cummings, who died this week, will lie in state in Statuary Hall on Thursday.
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A twin set of 800 monuments lie in the surrounding garden, awaiting reclamation by those counties.
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Its primary predators may have been giant, crocodile-like animals that preferred to lie in wait.
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The answer does not lie in where cybersecurity is today, but where it is going next.
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So many other remarkable stories must lie in hiding, waiting to be shared with the world.
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Rather, more alluring possibilities lie in the South, specifically in cities like Atlanta, Miami and Dallas.
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Or did she expand the definition of a white lie in some way shape or form?
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I love watching IG stories and will do that while I lie in bed at night.
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The primary issues lie in the inflammatory way it was presented as Trump's winning campaign slogan.
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Similar obstacles lie in the path of extensive government regulation of online political speech and organizing.
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He has claimed, outrageously, that the Justice Department tells witnesses to lie in exchange for leniency.
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Accordingly, the solution to the conflict would lie in creating a Palestinian state in those territories.
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What secrets lie in the brief glimpses of minor characters and bits of Marvel universe ephemera?
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We know that our responsibilities lie in being able to be decisive, being able to do things.
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The moment that front door bangs shut I flop back for a good two hour lie-in.
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The answer may lie in its turbulent youth, when it was possibly pelted with a large asteroid.
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Bush is the first president to lie in state since the death of Gerald Ford in 2006.
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With 2019 in full swing, it's time to figure out what treats lie in our streaming future.
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The last role that required Witherspoon to sport brown hair was for The Good Lie in 2014.
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One avenue for reducing despair may lie in future generations of low-skilled Americans curbing their aspirations.
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The result has been an uproar over Facebook's policy allowing politicians to lie in their campaign advertisements.
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Facebook, for example, recently said that it would let politicians lie in ads posted to its site.
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Demonstrators during a lie-in demonstration supporting gun control reform near the White House on Feb. 203.
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" The user behind @LingWann_ later agreed to answer questions "since [BuzzFeed News] wanna lie in the article.
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Cummings will lie in state at the Capitol on Thursday before his funeral in Baltimore on Friday.
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Even those massed plastic Chinese legions lie in their packs like tomb soldiers, ready to be deployed.
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Its origins are said to lie in 1970s-era New Zealand, but beyond that, little is known.
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But the biggest example of Trump's uncanny ability to lie in public has long concerned Obama's citizenship.
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The answer, then, doesn't lie in simply moving away from them; that would only increase world hunger.
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""The profoundness of our callings lie in how different they are for every single one of us.
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That is the Fourier transform: a function that explains exactly what frequencies lie in the original signal.
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Some 6bn barrels lie in the western region around Lake Albert, of which 1.4bn may be recoverable.
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Elijah Cummings, who is black, and the city of Baltimore, parts of which lie in Cummings' district.
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"India's interests lie in a strong, and prosperous, and successful America," said Modi during their press briefing.
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The answer does not lie in abandoning these commitments, but rather in addressing our inadequate revenue base.
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But it's easy to forget that a lot of the best opportunities lie in the developing world.
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Bush's body will arrive at the U.S. Capitol on Monday and lie in state through Wednesday morning.
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The main problem seems to lie in the bot's ability – or lack thereof – to process natural language.
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The biological and economic riches produced by 10 million years of evolution could lie in the balance.
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If there's any chance, it'll lie in reframing the debate in those ways, over next few years.
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The Toronto-based startup's origins lie in a Facebook group created by founder Emily Bitze in 0003.
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On days we're not advancing we'll lie in as long as possible, usually until Sorxwin gets angry.
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The best (if still fragile) hope of escaping chaos may lie in the new deal with Europe.
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The answer might lie in the speech he gave when he returned to the Senate on Wednesday.
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The big costs for pension plans lie in the future, as members retire and benefits are paid.
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Burnt-out cars lie in shrapnel-scarred villages; fallen power lines hang next to empty ammunition crates.
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Try reaching a sort of middle ground where you hit snooze but just lie in bed awake.
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Thus, Gillis wrote, the public should expect Pruitt to lie in his attempt to save his job.
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The key to stopping this reversion may lie in the process that formed the modern welfare state.
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She believes the answer to getting more women in at undergrad level could lie in alternative courses.
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George H.W. Bush will lie in state in the Capitol Rotunda from Monday evening until Wednesday morning.
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It makes me think that Hillary's true comedic talents may not lie in standup, but in improv.
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After lunch, N. and I spend time fooling around in our room and lie in bed chatting.
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Facebook currently allows politicians to lie in advertisements, a stance that has received a lot of backlash.
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Obama will pay his respects Friday at the Supreme Court, where Scalia's body will lie in repose.
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They won't necessarily work for everyone, in every situation — and you should never lie in an interview.
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If there's a destination, then it must lie in the journey itself; the act of making movies.
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Congressional leaders announced Saturday that Bush will lie in state in the Capitol Rotunda early this week.
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Three protruding capes lie in between, and on clear winter mornings, faraway Corsica floats on the horizon.
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The mySleepButton app has audio instructions that guide you through visualizing images as you lie in bed.
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" -- which includes documents that call the murder of 6 million Jews the "biggest, blackest lie in history.
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A court spokeswoman said Scalia's body will lie in repose at the Supreme Court building on Friday.
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I don't sleep in it overnight but I do lie in it sometimes during bouts of insomnia.
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People have the opportunity to be far more aware of what risks lie in their home region.
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When I was young, she told me that she had lied only once (a lie in itself).
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So do people feel compelled to lie in these polls, and how does that affect their accuracy?
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Indeed, most people think that it is morally acceptable (or even obligatory) to lie in certain situations.
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The last private citizen to lie in honor was Rosa Parks, the civil rights leader, in 2005.
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"I would lie in my bedroom, which was huge, and look out the big windows," he said.
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The hooks lie in how she turns her own voice into a multifaceted thing, with crisscrossing layers.
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More clarity may lie in a sealed document that the government has filed with the federal court.
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CLUSTERS, GAPS and OUTLIERS A cluster is formed when several data points lie in a small interval.
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The keys to understanding Pakistan's policy and the limitations of American options lie in geography and history.
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The competition deadline for her original "Star Trek" script is looming and mild misadventures lie in wait.
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That's to be expected, since sidewinders are ambush predators and that's what they do — lie in wait.
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Soleimani's body will lie in state there before his burial in the city of Kerman on Tuesday.
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Another clue to Barr's motives may lie in the tepid initial White House reaction to his comments.
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Does it like to lie in a hammock with the wind whispering sweet nothings in its ear?
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The future of trade liberalization seems to lie in the hands of the rest of the world.
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Now, many of his proposals will lie in the hands of a restive and potentially uncooperative Legislature.
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I lie in bed for about an hour or so, checking social media and reading the news.
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He'd pull me around by a pool noodle, he'd lie in the sun, we'd listen to music.
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For now, though — whatever temptations lie in their path — that is what they are trying to do.
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Evidence of intent may well lie in what the attackers said at the time of the assault.
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The company came under fire this fall over its policy of allowing politicians to lie in ads.
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And the answers to a host of problems we face may lie in more mixing, not less.
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According to a recent report from Crunchbase, the secret may lie in where you go to school.
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The preacher and adviser to a number of presidents will lie in honor in the Capitol Rotunda.
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Graham is the first person to lie in honor since civil rights legend Rosa Parks in 2005.
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Politically, the only threat to Kavanaugh's confirmation appears to lie in the votes of two Republicans, Sen.
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Friday, August 31 The late senator will lie in state at the United States Capitol on Friday.
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In order to hug him you had to lie in the bed beside him, so I did.
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Japanese knotweed's tiny white flowers lie in marked contrast to the enormous size of their parent plant.
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It seems to me that the future of painting does not lie in parody, citation, or commentary.
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Plans for the Gulf Co-operation Council to forge a common foreign and economic policy lie in tatters.
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But more potential may lie in a camera people can fit in their pockets, like a 360 camera.
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The actress's Achilles' heel just may lie in sports, according to her Big Little Lies costar Reese Witherspoon.
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The true import of today's primary, though, will lie in what it means for each race's delegate count.
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The big bucks lie in finding market inefficiencies no one else can, succeeding at the expense of others.
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To lie in the soft brown earth, with the grasses waving above one's head, and listen to silence.
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Although situated in a gallery of Pop Art parody, the work's politics lie in interaction rather than imagery.
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Italy's interests lie in western Libya, where both the gas pipeline and the migrant boats enter the Mediterranean.
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Facebook employees are urging Mark Zuckerberg to rethink his stance on allowing politicians to lie in political ads.
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People lie in hospital beds at a makeshift ward set up outside the Moh Ruslan hospital in Mataram.
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They generally lie in shallower waters than manganese nodules, and often contain more valuable substances, gold among them.
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The key to Uber's long-term success may lie in how the company deploys its mountain of cash.
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Most diamonds lie in riverbeds, on coasts or in extinct volcanoes, or pipes, buried under soil or lakes.
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Attempts to reform healthcare law still lie in shambles and the promise of tax reform increasingly lacks credibility.
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But someone, surely, will take note of its smaller budget and realize innovation might lie in that direction.
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His attempt to echo rather than challenge Vox, whose origins lie in a breakaway from the PP, failed.
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The dogs lie in wait under the table for scraps, despite the fact that they definitely got dinner.
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Authorities later said the mother and daughter were paid to lie in the documentary, according to Cambodian police.
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Marriage and the family are still strong in China—but children clearly lie in a different asset class.
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If I didn't take any sleeping pills, I would just lie in bed at night, thinking about work.
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Katherine Jackson's fate and fortune may lie in the hands of one of her grandsons ... TMZ has learned.
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For a mattress that you lie in more than on, it was also remarkably easy to escape from.
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The differences lie in the duration of the declines as well as the behavior of the Index's subcomponents.
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That's what enabled Wade to take the witness stand and lie [in a previous criminal case against Jackson].
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She will lie in repose Wednesday and Thursday at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in Simi Valley, Calif.
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In the end, the truth will lie in what is done, not in what is said or written.
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That might lie in our future — I will devote my next column to discussion of such a universe.
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Obama will pay his respects on Friday at the Supreme Court, where Scalia's body will lie in repose.
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Obama proved it was a lie in 2011, when he released his definitive, official, long-form birth certificate.
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Rosen then if State Department policy required officials to lie in order to preserve the secrecy of negotiations.
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I look in the background for the items that lie in the incidental path of my mother's Canon.
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A whale would lie in the shape of something cold, the body sipping on itself like a drain.
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"It's all about where I'm from and love of theater.... love of the lie in art," gushes Gaga.
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The answer might lie in those thousands of pages of records the Trump administration is refusing to release.
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And if it's going to matter, we must prosecute people who lie in the middle of an investigation.
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Mr Mnangagwa wanted Mugabe to lie in Heroes' Acre, a cemetary in Harare occupied by other war veterans.
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WHALEY: He's made this bed & he's gotta lie in it ... his rhetoric has been painful for many pic.twitter.
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His interests seemed to genuinely lie in art and expression, and not relevance for the sake of attention.
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Mr. Schultz's success or failure may lie in who emerges as a top contender in the Democratic Party.
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The answer may lie in the fact that most white-collar crimes do not have an obvious victim.
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About 1,500 dead Americans are thought to lie in feeble graves scratched in more than a dozen camps.
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The plants lie in the heartland of Saudi Arabia's oil industry, including the world's biggest petroleum processing facility.
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The roots of the epidemic lie in the marketing of prescriptions by pharma firms almost 25 years ago.
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On the left, the Socialist Party and the Europe Ecologie Les Verts, or E.E.L.V, party lie in ruins.
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A few specific bumps do lie in the road for Sanders and Jewish voters, and they're worth discussing.
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But the answer to this problem may lie, in all places, on a quiet, upscale street in Brooklyn.
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Glenn's body will lie in the state at the Ohio Statehouse for a day, according to the Dispatch.
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He recently declared "Bashar [Assad] is staying" but indicated that Assad's interests lie in not doing Iran's bidding.
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Cohen, under oath, has also accused Trump of indirectly instructing him to lie in a statement to Congress.
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Graham, who died Wednesday at the age of 85033, will lie in honor in the Rotunda from Feb.
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But there is also Sheng Qi's "Memories (Me), 2000" whose origins lie in China's 1989 Tiananmen Square protests.
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The larger problem may lie in the corporate insulation of big-time athletic departments from real university oversight.
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Mr. Bush was the second person this year to lie in state, after Senator John McCain in August.
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He would lie in bed playing over and over the confrontation that must occur in three weeks' time.
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The backstory here seems to lie in the botched Yemen raid that marred Trump's first month in office.
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When we tell one lie, in order to maintain that lie, we're so often forced to lie again.
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I couldn't lie in the bed I'd shared with him so I came into the living room with you.
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I lie in bed for a few more minutes, totally content, before springing up to get my day started.
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Then I lie in bed for four minutes, contemplating different ways of training her to stop this needy behavior.
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But I don't think there is a lie in the trailer that people will be angry about, you know?
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I lie in bed scrolling social media for a bit and then head into the kitchen at 7:30.
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Exploring 2014 MU69 will give scientists a better idea of the celestial wonders that lie in our solar system.
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Normally, migrants take back roads to avoid the checkpoint and often fall prey to criminals who lie in wait.
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When representatives asked Zuckerberg about Facebook's policy of allowing politicians to lie in ads, his wavering answers stood out.
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The best explanation seems to lie in the world of algorithmic trading—the computer programmes that automatically generate transactions.
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"They lie in wait of these exact situations, and salivate at the opportunity to exercise their advantage," Gurley warned.
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However, many obstacles lie in the path of an agreement between two parties that have always been bitter foes.
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Bodies of suspected undocumented immigrants lie in the morgue the Pima County Office of the Medical Examiner on Sept.
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The key to her success could lie in her ability to reach across the aisle and appeal to Republicans.
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Today, however, most of those American piano makers have ceased operation, and unwanted wooden pianos lie in garbage dumps.
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If you lie in the pool, the beans swallow your body while cooling the skin, enveloping you in comfort.
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Its roots lie in the pre-Revolutionary era, when the Bishop of London dispatched clergy to the New World.
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One clue might lie in unreasonable expectations about what EU membership could bring the ex-communist countries of Europe.
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Of "Sabbath's Theatre" (published in 1995), Mr Roth later wrote: Such depths as Sabbath evinces lie in his polarities.
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Several lie in the fetal position on the bare metal, or on what is left of a foam mattress.
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But ultimately, difficulties may lie in the "the vast economic disparity that exists among African countries," the report wrote.
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In another, the babies lie in a circle on top of their fathers' fire jackets, with other gear nearby.
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I chat with my roommate, pick my clothes for tomorrow, and then lie in bed while reading Beautiful Boy.
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Afterward, the boys take a nap and I lie in bed with my book, Dark Places by Gillian Flynn.
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Meany: Graphene is a sheet of carbon atoms that all lie in a single plane next to one another.
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In the photo, both Murgatroyd, 30, and Chmerkovskiy, 36, appear to be shirtless as they lie in bed together.
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Here's one suggestion, from psychological science: The more we lie, the easier it becomes to lie in the future.
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To say I'll stop would just be another lie in a situation already mired in falsehoods and overlooked facts.
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Part of the answer may lie in a drive to recruit and train more British workers, despite Peter's doubts.
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But its greater importance might eventually lie in suggesting a more general way to enhance the intelligence of machines.
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The discrepancy could lie in which type of dye is used when performing the service — and there are many.
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The roots of the predicament lie in defined-benefit (DB) pensions, which guarantee a pension linked to workers' salaries.
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As for sex education, Russia's former children's rights ombudsman declared that the best lessons lie in classic Russian literature.
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Bonus points for his pun on the word "cunt" in Hamlet: Hamlet: Lady, shall I lie in your lap?
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McCain's body will lie in the Rotunda for a public viewing according to the late Arizona Republican's official website.
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But some lie in between: just outside the Jerusalem line but still on the Israeli side of the barrier.
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At his feet several white body bags lie in a row on the dirt path abutting the green grass.
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The Democrats would know that their path to maintaining control would lie in holding the newfound "Clinton Coalition" together.
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"This accusation is the biggest lie in the history of world sport," Diack told Reuters in Senegal on Friday.
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That means that the best chance to reverse the FCC's net neutrality repeal may lie in the court system.
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What tends to lie in store for these deportees and returnees in Mexico is usually low-paying service employment.
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She will lie in repose at the library on Wednesday and Thursday, allowing the public to pay their respects.
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Graham will "lie in honor" in the Capitol Rotunda on Wednesday and Thursday, March 1, the Speaker's office announced.
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ET on Monday at the US Capitol, where Bush will lie in state in the rotunda until Wednesday morning.
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But that's expensive, and when entire communities lie in ruins, there are never enough contractors to do the work.
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Temer's best chances to spark growth lie in quickly pushing through Congress an unpopular pension reform unveiled this month.
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" Mr. Libous, the judge continued, then made a choice "to lie in order to obstruct that lawful criminal investigation.
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The answer seems to lie in the president's hostility toward the Russia investigation, a view largely shared by Whitaker.
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He believes that the success of the plant may lie in its two principal alkaloids, mitragynine and 7-hydroxymitragynine.
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And a lot of uncharted and charred territory might lie in the wake of an America feeling the Bern.
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The future of immigration, the economy, education, women's health, and so much more lie in our hands — the voters.
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Glenn's body will lie in the state at the Ohio Statehouse for a day, according to the Columbus Dispatch.
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Graham is the first private citizen to lie in honor there since civil rights hero Rosa Parks in 2005.
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The global headquarters of experiential marketing group BMF Media lie in the chaotic environs of New York City's Midtown.
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Justice John Paul Stevens will lie in repose at the Supreme Court, where he served for nearly 35 years.
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Watching Annalise Keating lie in guilty shock with her deceased baby in her arms, I'm struck by two things.
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Why we are allowed to be transformed from subjects to objects and left to lie in streets for hours?
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McCain will lie in state in the Capitol Rotunda for a public viewing between the hours of 2 p.m.
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Amid reignited fears about lead poisoning nationwide, the key to identifying solutions could lie in the common city pigeon.
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Prior to the funeral, Bush will lie in state in the Capitol Rotunda from Monday at 7:85033 p.m.
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But the greater danger may lie in the reticence and inadequate transparency of the IAEA and the Joint Commission.
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Vestager was asked during a fireside chat about Zuckerberg's controversial policy to allow politicians to lie in their ads.
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Drawing in charcoal, conte, and pastel, he uses a volumetric realism whose roots lie in the European art academies.
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There's no precise boundary between "depressed mood" states and "clinical depression", but differences lie in impairment, symptoms and duration.
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Rosa Parks, the civil rights pioneer who died in 2005, was the last private citizen to lie in honor.
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But my policy interests by and large lie in other areas — including criminal justice issues, guns, and drug policy.
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He will be the 11th president to lie in state there; others include Gerald R. Ford and Ronald Reagan.
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The most recent official to lie in state was Senator John McCain, the Republican of Arizona, on Aug. 31.
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Takeaways: Here are six key findings, including that students say they were encouraged to lie in college application essays.
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Speak, Memory Additional epicurean pleasures lie in "How to Cook a Moose," a memoir by the novelist Kate Christensen.
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"The point is not to just tell a lie, but to tell a lie in increments," Ms. Bradshaw said.
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That faith in the affirming power of creation is being tested today as parts of Florida lie in ruins.
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"This morning, he dug himself a nice hole in the backyard and decided to lie in it," she added.
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The biggest struggle, though, seems to lie in her perspective on the somewhat unfamiliar man her husband has become.
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For days, I could do nothing but lie in bed in the cheap hotel where we had a room.
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The roots of the current crisis lie in the 2008 recession that followed a debt-fueled real estate boom.
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Xinhua, a state-run Chinese news agency, says that the jianbing's origins lie in Tianjin, Beijing and Shandong Province.
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The key to understanding North Korea's strategy may lie in the recent past of another Asian nuclear state: China.
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With many colleges hiring increasing numbers of adjunct teachers, the answer does not lie in the cost of teaching.
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Soleimani on Monday will lie in state at Tehran's famed Musalla mosque as the revolutionary leader did before him.
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Soleimani on Monday will lie in state at Tehran's famed Musalla Mosque as the revolutionary leader did before him.
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The originality and challenge today, I'd say, lie in how subtly those rearranged letters sneak into those difficult themers.
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Subjects, which have included several members of Freestyle Love Supreme, lie in fMRI machines and play associative word games.
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On Friday, McCain will lie in state in the US Capitol for a ceremony before public visitation Friday evening.
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John McCain will lie in state in the Arizona Capitol on Wednesday, the day he would have turned 82.
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McCain, who died of brain cancer over the weekend, will lie in state at the US Capitol on Friday.
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You shouldn't lie in a civil case, but he lied about sex and the public didn't go for that.
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I can eat out whenever I want, go sailing or fishing, or just lie in a hammock and read.
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Strangely, La La Land's strengths don't lie in its music, which is fine, but not quite Once-level great.
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Admittedly, the beauty of the Shop-Vac does not lie in its appearance or imposing (and space-consuming) presence.
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The answer may lie in more excavations and discoveries yet to be made on the islands of Southeast Asia.
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Trending down: Facebook's decision to allow politicians to lie in political ads is being widely condemned in Sri Lanka.
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It's a cop-out, a lie in the way it's wrong to call me a victim and nothing more.
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"When you lie in that context, it's not only perjury but it's obstruction of justice, too," Mr. Zeidenberg said.
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Some organized a lie-in — a form of protest in which participants simulate being dead — while others held rallies.
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Future game-changers may lie in artificial intelligence and automation in the cockpit, but these are not yet mature.
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Seoul, South Korea's capital, would soon — if not already — lie in ruins due to North Korea's large artillery capabilities.
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"This is where the Christian right leaders made their bed and now they have to lie in it," Bean said.
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I'm thinking about all this as I lie in my sweat-soaked bed, but I'm interrupted by a text message.
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Following a short service, his remains will lie in state in the Rotunda of the U.S. Capitol until Wednesday morning.
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But the easiest solution may lie in the bottom of a few five-gallon buckets of that pee-proof paint.
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All three areas lie in close proximity to London's famous Trafalgar Square, in London's so-called 'prime' central property area.
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And I won't lie, in the beginning things went very slowly and I've had a bit of a rough ride.
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The key to solving the nuclear issue on the peninsula does not lie in the hands of the Chinese side.
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Emaciated male prisoners lie in bunks at the Buchenwald concentration camp during liberation by US forces on April 28, 1945.
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The key to fighting the Islamic State group, or ISIS, in the real world may lie in watching social media.
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If Zuckerberg has been feeling unliked lately, it's on account of Facebook's decision to allow politicians to lie in advertising.
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Beto O'Rourke set his sights on Facebook and its decision to allow candidates to lie in advertisements on its platform.
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She added: ...No one, ever again should have to remind religious Americans that their salvation does not lie in politics.
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I peacefully lie in bed until 53 and then force myself to shower and make a tuna salad for lunch.
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The greatest strength and weakness of Mr. Elliott's production, which is performed without an intermission, lie in its determined prosiness.
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A lot go into the deep freeze, where they can lie in wait for late-winter fish fries or chowders.
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I'm feeling particularly groggy this morning and want nothing more than to lie in bed all day with my boyfriend.
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Her twins, Hiyap (1.6 kilos) and Evenezer (1.3 kilos), lie in incubators on the second floor of Palermo's Cervello Hospital.
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Mr Cornejo, who leads Argentina's centrist Radical Civic Union, says the roots of his unradical politics lie in his childhood.
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The answer may lie in the Wage Growth Tracker (below), an alternative gauge produced by the Federal Reserve's Atlanta bank.
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So I couldn't, as was my impulse, just lie in bed immobilized with horror, obsessively imagining dreadful things to come.
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Yesterday at the UFC 205 press conference he suggested that he thought his future could lie in the lightweight bracket.
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Scalia's body will lie in repose in the Supreme Court's Great Hall on Friday, a day before his funeral service.
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While there are chocolate factories in the country, most of the industry's profits lie in the export of raw materials.
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As Macron addressed the crowd in his victory speech, he repeatedly stressed the enormous challenges that lie in France's path.
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Knee Curls (Beginner) Lie in an upright position resting on your forearms with two rags under both feet, heels down.
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Parts of the town, which is surrounded by a mountain range stretching toward the border with Syria, lie in ruins.
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BTS' sonic roots lie in hip hop music, and their lyrics lean heavily on the struggles and excitement of youth.
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THE true beauty of the world's most beautiful game, according to Johan Cruyff, who knew, didn't lie in tricksy technique.
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The future of the war over gun rights may lie in a third bill introduced by Lucas, the Indiana Republican.
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But analogies tend to lead us astray—the future does not lie in the past, and now is not 1947.
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The former President will also lie in repose at St. Martin's Episcopal Church in Houston, Texas from 83:45 p.m.
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"You could do nothing during the day except lie in bed, and you're not doing anything wrong," Mr. Allen said.
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Turns out the right ingredients might lie in new technology, such as Hotspots and an artificial intelligence voice-ordering system.
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Turns out the right ingredients might lie in new technology, such hotspots and an artificial intelligence natural voice ordering system.
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The Israeli news media reported that Mr. Peres's body would lie in state at the Knesset, Israel's Parliament, on Thursday.
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"The biggest potential improvements in productivity of raising beef actually lie in the developing world," says WRI analyst Richard Waite.
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Bush's remains will be taken to Houston on Wednesday night, and will lie in repose at St. Martin's Episcopal Church.
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But a study published last year in the journal eLife found that the answer could lie in the spinal cord.
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"Essentially, my musical legacy is about to lie in the hands of someone who tried to dismantle it," Swift said.
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Large sections of the city lie in ruin and of the thousands who fled the violence, most have not returned.
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Kitty's heart and mission lie in female drag, but the drag scene at large hasn't always accepted what she does.
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She became the first woman, and second African-American, to lie in honor in the Rotunda of the U.S. Capitol.
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At night, after stories and turning out lights, both girls and I lie in bed, listening to the fan whir.
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Probably, but the real problems revealed by the Kavanaugh debacle lie in the people involved, their actions and their values.
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"This is the biggest lie in the world of sports," said Diack, who is wanted by French law enforcement officials.
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Any prospects for reforming the country lie in returning power to citizens — and for the army to respect civilian authority.
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"Meanwhile, in New York City, I can literally lie in bed and see pigeons on my fire escape," she said.
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Mr. Bush will lie in state in the Rotunda with his coffin on display for public viewing until Wednesday morning.
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The Trump administration has proposed gutting funding for the National Endowment for Democracy, whose origins lie in Reagan's 1982 speech.
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The I-3003 expressway is a block east (a sound barrier and the slope of a hill lie in between).
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But justice does not always deliver relief, studies find, and the reason may lie in the type of trauma experienced.
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The answer may lie in last year's race for governor, when Governor Cuomo was challenged by the actress Cynthia Nixon.
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Mr. McCain will lie in state in Washington on Friday before a memorial service on Saturday at the National Cathedral.
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This part of Yemen would be deprived of natural and human resources, the bulk of which lie in the North.
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Over and over again, the Grammys proved that it had no idea where its own priorities should lie in 2018.
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One possible explanation for the differing rates could lie in the different circumstances of the killings, including where they happened.
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First, McCain will lie in state at the Arizona state Capitol on Wednesday, which would have been his 82nd birthday.
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It's allowing politicians to lie in ads – and arguing that journalists and researchers should fact-check politicians, not the company.
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The firm will still allow political ads on its platform and continue to permit politicians to lie in their ads.
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I'm used to holiday mode, so I lie in bed for a while before getting up, showering, and getting ready.
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"Did its responsibility lie in providing extensive social services and guaranteeing a set of social rights to all?" she asks.
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He explained that the country's strengths lie in government and other areas like transport, which it will apply AI to.
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McCain's body will lie in state at the US Capitol on Friday with a ceremony held in the Capitol Rotunda.
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We met and we had an understanding that we would let 'sleeping dogs lie' in regards to that old complaint.
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We're all prone to a long lie-in on the weekends, especially when we've spent the week getting crummy sleep.
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A president's most potent capabilities lie in leveraging the bully pulpit, pulling administrative levers, and tapping executive regulators and enforcers.
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A bright idea Hey sleepyhead, space scientists wants to pay you $19,33 to lie in bed for two whole months.
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"If Trump tries to lie in a TV ad, most networks will refuse to air it," said the Warren ad.
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Some employees have also been unhappy about the company's policy to allow politicians to lie in ads on the platform.
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For other acts whose strengths may not necessarily lie in streaming — in other words, nonrappers — there was the ticket bundle.
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Authorities have said the girl and her mother were paid $200 to lie in the documentary, which damaged Cambodia's reputation.
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The pants lie in a small [box, gaily] wrapped for Christmas, and as I see it, a memory comes back.
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Instead, their roots lie in a tacit business model from which emerge both the admired and disparaged facets of Germany's economy.
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I lie in bed for a bit, debating my options, and decide to do a bodyweight circuit in my room instead.
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I am not in a good mood this morning, and I lie in bed for a long time before getting up.
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No longer will you have to worry about it cleaning the same place multiple times while other areas lie in squalor.
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I mean, it&aposs one thing to lie even in a criminal case, another thing to lie in a counterintelligence probe.
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But, going deeper, the true reveal is that the real power doesn't lie in comparing Jenner and Braun to each other.
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In his own house, Johnson says the peak of convenience is being able to lie in bed and ask his Amazon.
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"The clues to answer this question lie in our ability to learn from Earth's deep past... embedded in the fossil record."
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The game's real rewards, however, lie in the moment-to-moment action that drives your own, personal high seas pirate adventure.
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That is: lie in a ditch or ... (get) behind a heavy object if you had a tractor or even a tree.
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Ironically, their best hope of success may lie in the very determination of die-hard Brexiteers to sink Mrs May's plans.
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Further clues lie in the French nickname for the levy, "the GAFA tax"—a reference to Google, Apple, Facebook and Amazon.
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He will also lie in repose at St. Martin's Episcopal Church in his hometown of Houston Wednesday evening to Thursday morning.
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So, if you're keeping score, you're now allowed to lie in political ads on Facebook, unless you admit that you're lying.
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The buying opportunity may lie in the coming weeks, according to Matt Maley, equity strategist and technical analyst at Miller Tabak.
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The roots of this shutdown lie in two places: an attorney-general's memo written in 1980, and Mr Trump's 2016 campaign.
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The problem with its iconic product, said Clouse, does not lie in the can that artist Andy Warhol once made famous.
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The closest parallel to this year's faceoff may lie in the 2000 debates pitting Vice President Al Gore against Texas Gov.
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And that crucial balance is the key to unlocking any of his big ideas that lie in wait for the company.
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Verifone's main issues lie in the large declines it's seen in Asian and Latin American markets, which should persist into Q3.
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"He wanted me to lie in who I was and if anyone recognized me to say no I wasn't," she said.
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Many of the coal mines earmarked for closure lie in Germany's east, where the hard-right Alternative for Germany is popular.
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The fancy new apartment buildings have held together, just barely, but the older brick court apartments and motels lie in ruins.
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But while the economic benefits of Rivian's promised jobs lie in the future, Normal is having to tighten its belt today.
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"The best solutions for Tor users, I believe, lie in drastically reducing the captcha burden," Perry from the Tor Project added.
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In any case, Laurel insists to the incredulous Keating clique that she had to lie in order to "protect" her dad.
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When I can't, I go to the bathroom, clean my newish ear piercing, and lie in bed browsing some YouTube videos.
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But in the end, a lot of the Z4's appeal continues to lie in how much you value its modularity.
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The deal has raised eyebrows over what could lie in store for Syngenta, which employs over 28,1.83 in some 90 countries.
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What happens when you finish that last episode of Your Lie in April and you've run out of shows to watch?
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Whole towns lie in ruins, many workers have fled, been killed or gone to fight, and international sanctions hobble external trade.
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Knee Curls (Advanced) Lie in an upright position resting on hands or forearms with your tailbone raised, holding your body up.
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Yet Miller thinks their decline might also lie in that very depth of thought, and not just from a consumer standpoint.
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Jordan Peele: Sometimes I'll lie in the tub and open my third eye and just allow the forces to come down.
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The roots of the problem lie in the go-go years before the crisis, when banks grew careless about dirty money.
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Late Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia's body will lie in repose at the Supreme Court Friday, ahead of a Saturday funeral.
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"She would lie in the lobby of our building trying to work up the courage to go outside," Ms. Mahoney said.
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Its motivation must lie in the hope that no one realizes it is making the problem worse until after the election.
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The company has been criticised for allowing politicians to lie in ads — a position it has defended on free speech grounds.
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The answers to which way the market will move next may lie in bitcoin, said Brian Stutland of Equity Armor Investments.
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They also had to lie in the coffins with the lids open the whole time, which came with its own challenges.
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The opportunity for growth continues to lie in Unilever's emerging markets business, with accelerated growth being driven by recovering macroeconomic factors.
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Part of the explanation may lie in folk mythology, in which white crows symbolize the outsider as well as approaching change.
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Smugglers lurk in the port; migrants lie in wait; heavily armed militias and squabbling politicians, nominally allied, quietly vie for control.
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The late President George H.W. Bush will lie in state in the Capitol Rotunda early next week, congressional leaders announced Saturday.
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The differences lie in the fact that President Trump and most congressional Republicans have set down certain conditions for a deal.
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The biggest opportunities still lie in tying the ecosystems together as basic infrastructure with wide-scale maps, content, and hardware integrations.
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The two towns of Nansana and Katabi lie in the Ugandan district of Wakiso, about 40 kilometers away from each other.
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As a member of Congress, she says her main strategy for bolstering the LGBTQ community would lie in broader social measures.
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The hepatitis C virus is deadly, although it can lie in wait in a patient's blood for decades without causing symptoms.
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Still, the greatest opportunity will lie in the sharing of information among the wider agile community, beyond corporate or individual borders.
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For Scoggins, the key components of his game lie in his exposure to karate since the age of three years old.
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Its future could lie in unlocking similar value from a game catalog that includes Mario Brothers, Zelda and other popular titles.
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A former Facebook staffer has piled into the company over its stance permitting politicians to lie in ads on its site.
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The solutions to delays in Canada lie in changing how we deliver health care services, not how we pay for them.
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At War's roots lie in Baghdad Bureau, a Times blog started in February 2008, after the American troop surge in Iraq.
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Given a Republican Party whose political interests lie in restricting the scope of our democracy, it's up to Democrats to act.
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It can reveal where a child goes to school, allowing ICE agents to lie in wait outside for an undocumented parent.
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Oddly, while Ms. Narváez-Varela's deepest roots lie in Spanish, she did not feel confident composing poetry in her native language.
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The answer may lie in further study of afrotherians, particularly why and how they came to hold their testicles so close.
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If Bloomberg were to be the nominee, his advantage would lie in more heavily urban states, such as Florida and Arizona.
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The answer might lie in our closest living relatives, chimpanzees and bonobos, both creatures that display varying degrees of altruistic generosity.
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The last person to lie in state in the Capitol Rotunda was President George H.W. Bush after his death last December.
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" By the 1940s, he was regularly telling "tall tales" about his war heroism, "an exaggeration or lie in nearly every sentence.
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Still, the secret to her endurance seems to lie in the parts of herself she's always kept safely out of sight.
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Our still willing inclination to believe that personal and societal redemption can somehow lie in politics describes a potentially fatal disorder.
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A closing note that the captors "lie in unmarked graves in East London" seems out of step with what precedes it.
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According to this policy, politicians can lie in their ads, and Facebook will run them, fact-check free, across the platform.
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"Danielle and 345 others paid for this joke dearly and the families lie in the wake of the punchline," Moore said.
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She called Cesar that afternoon, while her mother was out, to prepare him to lie in case he ran into her.
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Facebook has come under heavy scrutiny in recent months over its political ads policy that allows politicians to lie in ads.
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Unless the Night King clears his throat and David Attenborough comes floating out, the answer may lie in these symbols. 2.
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Released in July, The Farewell centers on a family telling a big lie in order to keep an even bigger secret.
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"The 'lie-in' itself was powerful, and we are so appreciative of the protesters, friends and media who came," Bowen said.
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Graham will be the first person to lie in honor on Capitol Hill since civil rights hero Rosa Parks in 2005.
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Kaplan on Thursday suggested the solution could lie in expanded immigration, something counter to the policies Trump advocated as a candidate.
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We would have known by now whether Charlie did possess an alternative future or whether his interest does lie in death.
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Aside from the 32 people to lie in state, four private citizens have lain in honor at the Capitol: the Rev.
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The answer, Frum argues, certainly does not lie in helping the white working class that put him in the White House.
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This present situation points to a broader crisis of advanced democracies, but the response does not lie in Yes and No referendums.
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The body of Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist, who died in 2005, was the last to lie in repose at the court.
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"I still lie in bed at, like, 11 o'clock at night telling myself all the things I hate about myself," Williams said.
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When you were a kid, did you dig holes in the ground, lie in wait, and drag your enemies to their doom?
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I wanted to find out why Taylor, and so many other reality stars like him, lie in the face of incontrovertible evidence.
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My mom and her friend are disappointed, but I promise to keep them abreast of whatever dating adventures lie in my future.
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I think when you break down the ethics of lying people automatically go shrill at the thought of a lie in general.
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They say they need to clean up campsites that lie in the floodplain ahead of anticipated high waters in the coming weeks.
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Often he lunches at the neighborhood McDonald's, where the local kids lie in wait and the proprietors have designated an Ali corner.
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"The biggest lie in politics right now is that Trump is some sort of political genius," said a former White House official.
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Costco is attractive to the rich, then, but its thrill does not lie in its beauty or prestige, or even its savings.
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Zuckerberg and Facebook have been hit with a firestorm of criticism this month over its policy allowing politicians to lie in advertisements.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez who, in her inimitable way, took him to task about whether Facebook allows politicians to lie in their ads.
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Or does true self-fulfillment lie in subordinating the self, respecting the feelings of others, and accepting the rules of civilized conduct?
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Ant's origins lie in Alipay, set up in 22015 by Alibaba, then a newish e-commerce website, to make online payments easier.
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"I still lie in bed at like eleven o'clock at night telling myself all the things I hate about myself," she shared.
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"Much as resources are needed in Bangladesh to respond to the crisis, the solutions to this crisis lie in Myanmar," Grandi said.
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The real advantages lie in the fact that, suddenly, companies can fit bigger screens into the existing form factors we have now.
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Regardless of legal form, the fastest route to scale may lie in Jokowi's ambitious infrastructure plans and in loans to big companies.
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The tombs lie in a buried ridge that has only partially been uncovered and could offer many more similar discoveries, Waziri said.
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The senator will lie in state on Friday at the U.S. Capitol, where doors will open to the public at 2 p.m.
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Absolutely. But the tsunami of criticism and debunkings just drove more people to the websites spinning that lie in the first place.
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They lie in privacy policies and often don't even have an About page with the names of people working for those companies.
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Why would the then-FBI director lie -- in real time -- about a meeting he had with the President of the United States?
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We believe the answers to tomorrow's energy challenges lie in the power of people's ingenuity, and that together we can #makethefuture today.
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Sceptics point to past excessive exuberance in metallic bubbles such as rare earths as a warning of what may lie in store.
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His follow-up found heavy rough and from there he struck his next shot into an unplayable lie in a bramble bush.
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Jollibee's roots lie in a pair of ice-cream parlours opened in 270 by Tony Tan Caktiong, the company's founder and chairman.
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Your job won't be to just lie in bed and binge on Netflix or Amazon Prime as scientists poke and prod you.
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An explanation may lie in the assumption that coverage is determined by "demand" or the number of people who choose to enroll.
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" If you're outside you're supposed to "lie in a ditch, ravine, culvert or other low-lying area that isn't prone to flooding.
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The President of the United States asks the President of Mexico to lie in public just to protect Trump with his base.
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Mowing the yard is a lie in the same way that the charitable donations line on your tax return is a lie.
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The festival, whose roots lie in a tradition of carnal indulgence before the austere Catholic season of Lent, officially ends next Wednesday.
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Because Andrew had received no treatment over the summer, the answer had to lie in the bone-marrow transplant of Wills's cells.
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The former president will also lie in repose at St. Martin's Episcopal Church in Houston, where Bush lived, from 7:45 p.m.
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These facts suggest that many of the key healthcare challenges of the twenty-first century lie in how we tackle chronic disease.
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The potential for economy looks promising but because the technology is under development, the savings still lie in the (possibly near) future.
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At least part of the answer might lie in the ecological relationship between a cancer and its host—between seed and soil.
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Yet the lessons to be learned from this Mississippi Senate race do not lie in the gaffes and missteps of one candidate.
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With Hapilon and fellow militant leader Omar Maute killed in the fighting to liberate Marawi, those plans appear to lie in ruins.
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McCain, a former naval aviator, is scheduled to lie in the Arizona Capitol on Wednesday and then the U.S. Capitol on Friday.
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Congress also passed a resolution allowing for Bush to lie in state in the Capitol Rotunda and the use of the catafalque.
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He longs for someone to break out and "say something," the something that would stop the vampiric life-lie in its tracks.
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Former Chief Justice William Rehnquist was the last justice to lie in repose at the court, in 2005, the NPR report said.
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RELATED: DC swamp creatures lie in wait for Trump's tax bill That's an ambitious schedule that could easily be thrown off track.
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Conway pushed back, telling Tapper he hoped to "go viral" by saying the president's name and the word "lie" in a sentence.
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Former President George H.W. Bush's body continues to lie in state in the Capitol Rotunda today for the public to say farewell.
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They did, however, gain something from their months there: a nagging anxiety about what might lie in store in the years ahead.
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Former Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens, who died Tuesday, will lie in repose in the Supreme Court's Great Hall on Monday.
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And if more extreme weather events lie in our future, national, state and local policy makers need to improve the nation's defenses.
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For burgeoning retail product entrepreneurs, the difference between success and failure can lie in just a few key meetings with retail executives.
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The 41st president's remains will be flown later Wednesday to Houston, where he will lie in repose at St. Martin's Episcopal Church.
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First, its findings suggest that the GOP's best chances for keeping the House in November lie in stoking hot issues even further.
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Bb9's merits lie in its ability to prompt critical reflection as a response to its grotesque depiction of the post-contemporary.
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On Thursday, Cummings became the first black lawmaker to lie in state at the US Capitol, and numerous former colleagues eulogized him.
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A rocket-propelled grenade and broken glass clutter the entrance to the health club, where the sauna and jacuzzi lie in ruins.
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Today, I write books in English, but the roots of my career as a writer lie in Spanish literacy and Spanish fluency.
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Using brain scanners in a lab, researchers have sometimes instructed subjects to lie in order to see what their brains were doing.
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The problem may lie in myopia: On Tuesday, women honored suffragists by placing their "I voted" stickers on Susan B. Anthony's tombstone.
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Hospital leaders have called for more guidance from the federal government as to what might lie in store in the coming weeks.
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The key difference between the two most prevalent subspecies lie in how the snapdragon developed a yellow accent on a magenta flower.
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It also described "desert units" operating in south and central Libya, and "sleeper cells" that lie in wait elsewhere in the country.
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"Essentially, my musical legacy is about to lie in the hands of someone who tried to dismantle it," she wrote on Tumblr.
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I am well aware that, for lots of viewers, the fun of watching Succession will never lie in empathizing with the Roys.
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He will lie in state there until Wednesday morning, then will be taken to a state funeral service at Washington National Cathedral.
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He can lie in public proclamations, and the Republican cowards in Congress will find a way to defend, rationalize or forgive it.
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Mr. McCain will lie in state in the Capitol Rotunda and receive a full dress funeral service at the Washington National Cathedral.
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As a former welterweight champion, Robbie Lawler is a perfect indicator as to where Cerrone's title hopes lie in the new division.
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The Fy protein is neither plant-based nor animal; instead, its origins lie in the volcanic hot springs in Yellowstone National Park.
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From the beginning of the modern anti-abortion movement — whose origins lie in the 1960s, not just the aftermath of Roe v.
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A possible solution may lie in an existing job growth plan, which Mr. de Blasio proposed during his first year as mayor.
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The chief difficulty appeared to lie in his disdain for those less gifted than he — which, by definition, meant very nearly everyone.
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Democratic candidates perennially ask how to secure this vital voting bloc's support -- the answers may lie in the campaigns they least expect.
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I manage to get upstairs and lie in bed, too fatigued to even crawl under the covers or turn the lights off.
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"When I'm too worn out or in pain I lie in bed and write in my mind," she said in an email.
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"We perish in the desert; you wash yourself and lie in bed," wrote an Indian soldier to his wife in September 1915.
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I'd hate to be thrust into a position where I felt that I needed to lie in order to protect my employer.
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For Rowling, the significance of this narrative doesn't appear to lie in Dumbledore's sexuality, but in the amplification of a great betrayal.
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The answer might lie in who was given a say, and in a growing gap between the rich and the even richer.
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And the roots of nearly 70 years of antagonism between the US and Iran lie in the CIA's overthrow of Mohammed Mossadeq.
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For red state senators or those who have concluded their fates lie in sticking closely to Trump, it's an easy political choice.
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The authors asked a group of 18- to 21-year-olds to lie in an fMRI scanner and look at a monitor.
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Socialist weapons caches and cursed commercial districts lie in equal ruin while leaders and commoners alike champion the ideals that buried them.
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His comments come after Kaepernick appeared to call the report "a lie" in a tweet Sunday and shared tweets disputing the report.
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But the president's actions — lying and then insisting he didn't lie, in the face of all available evidence — need to be documented.
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Whether Christianity and pluralism survive in the Middle East, or disappear forever, may well lie in the hands of the U.S. Senate.
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Clues to the catalyst for the about-face may lie in a reported meeting between Lam and China's Vice-Premier Han Zheng.
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In addition to bonds, Parker warned of the pitfalls that lie in sectors like utilities and consumer staples, as investors hunt for yield.
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Of course, my body is a creature of habit, but I lie in bed for a good 30 minutes, just because I can.
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While being strong can mean many things to different people, Tyler makes the excellent point that, often, strength doesn't lie in your physicality.
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Our city's priority must lie in tackling deep-rooted social and economic problems with a view to improving the livelihood of our people.
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Where Drake's undeniable talents lie in the acting and music spheres, it looks like his son might take after his mama's artistic side.
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She took a break from hanging up the clothes to lie in the grass with her daughter and look up at the clouds.
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Bush will lie in state from Monday evening until Wednesday morning, which President Donald Trump has designated as a national day of mourning.
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We know you often lie in your talking points and say one thing, and it never matches the fine print of the bill.
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Though the United States and Western Europe aren't the Amazonian jungle, those same challenges lie in wait for any measles campaign to come.
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On Friday, McCain's body will lie in the U.S. Capitol Rotunda for a public viewing according to the late Arizona senator's official website.
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That's true of the entire ensemble, but especially Callie and Mariana, whose origins lie in a show that made empathy its mission statement.
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The lie, in this case, was small: Moses claims Mia and he disagreed on who had shut the curtains in the TV room.
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The biggest reason for hope may lie in a question: if these two leaders cannot do a deal, can anybody else in future?
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Another sizeable opportunity may lie in what firms can then export in terms of know-how as other countries follow Japan's demographic trajectory.
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Have a bit of a lie-in and catch up with my boyfriend, who has been away for work for the past week.
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For a few years at a university in the Netherlands, students could lie in a literal grave to think about their inevitable death.
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At first glance, her interests seem to lie in representation, but imbued in her works are the personal narratives of her own possessions.
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People who have escaped death lie in caskets and are carried in procession by relatives in a thankful gesture for being kept alive.
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Former President George H.W. Bush has arrived at the U.S. Capitol, where he will lie in state in the rotunda until Wednesday morning.
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