Interestingly, eggs laid in cooler waters hatch more slowly and generate more female silversides than those laid in warmer waters, which produce proportionately more males.
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The charges come on top of ones laid in 2016.
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He laid in the winning shot as the horn sounded.
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I laid in bed scared shitless, and actually counted the steps.
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But her husband was among the victims laid in the grave.
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Every single tool is laid in a labeled square of tape.
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Both men duly laid in to Mr Rubio all over again.
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McCain laid in state at the Arizona state Capitol on Wednesday.
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I laid in bed and wept for more than an hour.
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The foundation for the October market scare was laid in September.
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No charges have been laid in the investigation, which began in 2010.
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Day after day, I laid in my hospital bed, thinking terrible thoughts.
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I laid in bed and dreaded explaining the decision to my family.
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Jon Snow discovers bodies laid in a spiral pattern in Season 3.
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They also upend the entire groundwork laid in the first two books.
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Tug open another, and several celluloid figures are laid in cardboard coffins.
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"He's sooo chill," she wrote, as Riley calmly laid in her loving arms.
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She laid in the cold canal for eight hours before she was discovered.
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Bodies are laid in a temporary morgue near Volcán de Fuego on Sunday.
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She's constantly wearing a headscarves to keep her edges laid in her downtime.
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You've laid in bed, shopped all day on the internet, and got fat.
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The groundwork for that kind of choice has been laid in eastern Aleppo.
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Evans crossed over Duncan Robinson and laid in a shot off the glass.
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The hackers had laid in wait for months before triggering their logic bomb.
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He laid in state in the US Capitol Rotunda starting on Monday evening.
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The funeral service comes after Cummings laid in state at the Capitol on Thursday.
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We don't really have anything laid in stone because that would box us in.
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The groundwork was laid in May of that year, when, in United States v.
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Electric cables and ventilation hoses are laid in the cave, the Bangkok Post reports.
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"I literally laid in the street crying, begging him not to go," Gunvalson said.
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MORE (R-Ariz.), who died in August, also laid in state in the Rotunda.
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Residents preparing for a weekend indoors laid in stores of food, water and wine.
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I gently laid a white towel over the man's chest as he laid in bed.
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And when he was laid in his coffin, he had a Diana t-shirt on.
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I want to talk about the flooring that you laid in the living room today.
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Phase one is due for completion in 2020, with the final brick laid in 2025.
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It was totally nuts: They moved walls, knocked out closets, laid in floors, built beds.
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We ended up having sex because I was single—I hadn't been laid in ages!
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It's clear that the bedrock for the 1990s were laid in less than two years.
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The exterior is brick laid in a Flemish bond pattern, with a cedar-shake roof.
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But in some ways, Mr. Trump is following a path laid in 2011 by Gov.
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Who wouldn't like to go buy a house, collect rent, and get laid in the process!?
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He is only the 12th U.S. president to be laid in state in the Capitol building.
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"Wouldn't be interested," he repeats, his focus now on the words laid in front of him.
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I laid in bed hoping it would all end, thinking about which route I would take.
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There is a reasonable path forward on these issues in groundwork laid in the 115th Congress.
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Absolutely. The funding laid in for the 2020 to 2021 time-frame will pay those bills.
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The groundwork for that deal was laid in 2003, when Liberia dropped Taiwan and recognised China.
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Previously, the ship was officially named at the Pentagon, its keel was laid in Mobile, Ala.
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His next task is to help with the traps that have been laid in the undergrowth.
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Like many rooms in the home, they have oak floors with boards laid in concentric rectangles.
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As the child was laid in a military vehicle, she called through tears for her father.
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Captain Marvel benefits from the groundwork laid in Thor: Ragnarok, Black Panther, and even Avengers: Infinity War.
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One is a plot where Garrincha was originally laid in 1983 alongside other members of his family.
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The former Republican presidential nominee laid in to the now president with no mercy in that speech.
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It was this jetpack and it had this cat that laid in it, like a cat does.
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The chicken, who was laid in the U.S., said she stole food from her sister's mouth before.
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Warneminde said the group was surveying a green turtle nest laid in November to gather research data.
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On Wednesday, Franklin was laid in a powder blue dress and matching shoes in a bronze casket.
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Are you the owner of the famous quote about it's easier than getting laid in the '60s?
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Tributes have been laid in advance of the one-year anniversary of the fire on November 8.
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The railway track from Tsogttsetsii was meant to have been laid in 2014, but financing dried up.
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Thomas O'Brien laid in walnut library-style kitchens among the townhouses of the Greenwich Lane condominium development.
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Mr. Moi's body laid in state for three days less than a kilometer away from that building.
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That's where they laid in the border between us and Mexico, and they've got a big marker there.
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Elijah Cummings on Thursday as his body laid in state in National Statuary Hall in the US Capitol.
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Biologists have been monitoring the eggs daily, which were laid in a special aquarium integrated within the cave.
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What evil beings we must be to have these pleasures laid in front of us, yet be denied.
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I laid in the middle of the Red Line train, on the ground and asked God for strength.
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My confidence in these decisions was laid in a foundation of trust in my leadership's integrity and qualifications.
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In what remained of a door frame, fresh pink flowers were laid in tribute to one car's victims.
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I laid in bed in terror, crying and grasping onto life with Snow, my three-year-old daughter.
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And the impetus for that was laid in the framing of the disease as a threat to national security.
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British YouTubers KSI and Caspar Lee are hitting the big screen in the upcoming buddy comedy Laid in America.
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In fact, as a journalist pointed out on Twitter, there were floor coverings laid in 2013 during Obama's ceremony.
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His remains laid in state at the U.S. Capitol Rotunda, followed by a funeral at the Washington National Cathedral.
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QinetiQ, a British firm, has a system called OptaSense, which uses a fibre-optic cable laid in the ground.
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Mao's body is laid in a crystal casket, wrapped in a red blanket with a yellow hammer and sickle.
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The men, having checked into two hotels in Istanbul, then laid in wait for Khashoggi to enter the consulate.
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Aretha Franklin laid in repose in a different outfit for the final public open-casket viewing before her funeral.
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I laid in my tent at dusk, my head poking out the flap, listening to coyotes yap and yowl.
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For tave Elbasani, lamb is first braised into dishevelment, then laid in hunks, juices running, in a preheated casserole.
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Both snaps featured Cyrus looking sad as she laid in bed, wrapped up in her white sheets and blanket.
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Both snaps featured Miley looking sad as she laid in bed, wrapped up in her white sheets and blanket.
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The outlet recently reported that because eggs are laid in September, this month male magpies are even more aggressive.
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In addition, the groundwork needs to be laid in defining what the relationship will look like in the future.
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"That would allow Pompeo to step back somewhat until more groundwork has been laid in working-level talks," he said.
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The groundwork for this onslaught against high-quality, affordable contraceptive care is being laid in Congress and the Trump administration.
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Days were identical: After work, I laid in bed watching TV, eating frozen food that took little effort to make.
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Many of these old pipes, laid in the early to mid 20th century, are at risk of leaking or bursting.
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Each week, they extract eggs laid in the ovitraps and place them in incubators to see if they will hatch.
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Aretha Franklin was laid in a third outfit during the final public open-casket viewing before her funeral on Friday.
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The search resumed on Tuesday, with electric cables and ventilation hoses being laid in the cave, the Bangkok Post reported.
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Doctors discovered cocaine and opiates in his system back in October, when he laid in a coma for four days.
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Pretends like he's not a smoker, hasn't been laid in 15 fucking years, don't you talk to me like that.
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The town laid in ruins until 2017, when a nearby municipality decided to try and transform it into a functioning town.
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In this scenario, robots would run the world while Bill laid in a tube, oblivious and blissed out until he died.
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While waiting for witnesses to show up and identify him, Cruz remained calm and laid in the grass, Leonard's report said.
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Gang members account for over 14% of the charges of conspiracy to deal methamphetamines, and of murder, laid in New Zealand.
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Polo found the photograph a week after Michelle's death as he laid in bed and shuffled through pictures on her phone.
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Or at least that's what dating app Loveflutter purports in its bid to get you laid in 140 characters or less.
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His coffin, draped in Ghanaian national colors, has since laid in state for public viewing ahead of the burial on Thursday.
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Despite the language and cultural barriers that laid in front of him, Naito used photography as an entryway into the community.
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The interior is crisp and open, with walls of glass, recessed lighting and white oak floors laid in a chevron pattern.
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And in dozens of cities across the country, anti-Kavanaugh protesters laid in the streets spelling out "stop" with their bodies.
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Or sex, if you're a cool person and get laid, in which case, congratulations on experiencing human touch in regular intervals.
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John McCain laid in state in Arizona's State Capitol Rotunda in Phoenix Wednesday on what would have been his 82nd birthday.
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And there was no evidence that the eggs were laid in Lesotho because ostriches wouldn't typically live in that highland environment.
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No charges have been laid in the man's death, and the allegations against the officers involved haven't been proven in court.
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So I collected a fresh batch of recipes, laid in a supply of legumes and embarked on my new kitchen life.
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Susan Sontag went and spent a whole night sitting at the tomb of George Balanchine, who was being laid in state.
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King Bhumibol died last October aged 88 and his body has laid in state in a gold hall at the palace.
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A police spokeswoman said the agency does not confirm an investigation is under way unless charges have been laid in court.
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The eggs were laid in late November and are being incubated by their mother named Harriet and father less-creatively named M15.
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That said, it's treading inherently uneven ground due to the foundation laid in season two's foray into overt science fiction adventure territory.
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At the age of three she had died, and was laid in a coffin, after getting a fever from eating unripe pears.
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As a joke, Adam [one of the producers] laid in another producer's 'ohhh, yesss,' which was picked up by the camera mic.
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Have you ever just laid in a display bed to test it out and thought I could just fall asleep right here.
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" Clinton writes about how she and her husband laid in bed after she conceded to Trump and just "stared at the ceiling.
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"During the ride, the girls were dozing on and off, held each other, and laid in each other's laps," the report reads.
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They were found to contain logs that, if laid in a line, would stretch for 1,500 kilometers (930 miles), the police said.
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His remains laid in state at the U.S. Capitol Rotunda, followed by a state funeral at the Washington National Cathedral on Wednesday.
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Last week, CNN reported that dozens of dead Iranians were laid in black body bags on the floor of a Qom morgue.
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When the schemes that Bobby and Chuck laid in place to destroy their enemies come to fruition, there are no safety precautions.
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It would have been a slightly shorter speech had she not stumbled through the text laid in front of her so clumsily.
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But a good start is half the battle and the DPC is pleased at the foundations that have been laid in 2019.
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Once mined, hunks of stone called logs were laid in a field and kept constantly wet to promote repeated freeze-thaw cycles.
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According to Adam Pash, former editor-in-chief of Lifehacker, the appeal of life hacks laid in their implicit promise of improvement.
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The Submarine Telecoms Forum, an industry body, reckons that 100,000km of submarine cable was laid in 2016, up from just 16,000km in 2015.
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Foundations for the house, which has been shortlisted for British architecture award the 2019 RIBA Sterling Prize, were first laid in September 2016.
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About two hours after midnight as she laid in bed, Hogan felt a contraction leading up to the moments before her water broke.
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"During the ride, the girls were dozing on and off, held each other, and laid in each other's laps," the CBI report reads.
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"I laid in bed for three months and walked the house every day and looked at the work," in his mind, he said.
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I liked AMEN-RA, TWIST TOP and LAID IN, which I first heard when I was learning the fine art of canning. 22A.
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With his brother, Trey, looking on, Culver made a cut along the baseline and laid in a layup to reach the unfathomable mark.
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RUBIN We both really admire J.K. Rowling's very clear early vision, and how much of the groundwork was laid in the very beginning.
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Brown says she shot Allen in self-defense as they laid in his bed together because she feared he was reaching for a gun.
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El-Kuwaiz was unable to offer any insights on Aramco's international listing, noting that the decision laid in the hands of advisers and underwriters.
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The memorial had been laid in 1929 by the Mount Vernon Ladies Association (MVLA), a heritage group that owns the estate, and since forgotten.
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Sabonis said he laid in bed all day Monday resting after scoring 22 points despite being sick in Sunday night's victory over San Antonio.
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Local homeowners complained about the smell, but many cities refused to remove them because doing so would disturb grunion eggs laid in the sand.
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Australian police said on Monday they had charged a 50-year woman with seven cases of contamination, the first charges laid in the case.
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Sadly, he didn't even break the finish line tape, instead, the person holding it awkwardly let it fall as Gressier laid in the mud.
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That day, Brown's body laid in the sun for hours while the city formulated a response to the shooting by a white police officer.
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Thoroughly mingled, the compost was then laid in rows and covered by a fleece blanket to cook; heat killed any pathogens and weed seeds.
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He's self-published 15 books, most of which are guides to getting laid in different countries that include the word "bang" in the title.
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I typically try to avoid alcohol during the week, but I haven't gotten laid in a few weeks and I'm excusing this as ~self-care~.
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The first foundations for Horns Rev 3 were laid in October 2017, and it began to send electricity to consumers at the end of 2018.
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For the first three days, I just laid in bed and didn't do a whole lot — day three was when the swelling really set in.
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See article The first charges were laid in the investigation led by Robert Mueller, the special counsel looking into Russian interference in last year's election.
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"Based on the number of eggs laid in the trap and the hatch rate, we know how well the population has been suppressed," Xi said.
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Dig this: If I ate 20183 calories and laid in bed all day, I'd need roughly 150 extra calories to exist at the same weight.
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"Who would think that FDA allows a dead animal that laid in the field for three days to be recycled into pet food," she said.
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Old buildings are being torn down and pedestrian streets laid in one project which forms part of a 24 million euro ($204 million) turnaround campaign.
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The only existing direct link between Europe and South America is a 20-Gb copper cable laid in 1999 by a consortium of voice operators.
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Confidantes, aides and other allies of the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee say she is a spiritual woman whose foundation was laid in her Methodist upbringing.
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The dead are wrapped in white shrouds and laid in the street to make room for the next incoming tide of the wounded and dying.
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At Keens, the steakhouse off Herald Square in Manhattan, sacks of potatoes and mountains of green beans are laid in several days before the event.
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In the weeks after, Coughlan laid in the bed of a hospital trauma center only able to focus on one thing: his purpose in life.
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Analysts said the groundwork for bitcoin gains was laid in July this year in a process called "halving", where the rewards offered to bitcoin miners shrink.
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As a result, as much as half of the water pipes laid in America's burgeoning metropolitan areas during the early 20th century were made of lead.
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Radical preachers, such as Muqbil al-Waddai, opened retreats in the desert, where at prayer-time trainees bowed down to Kalashnikovs laid in front of them.
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The Navy wore blouses and ugly-ass bell bottoms, but I thought I could get laid in the Marines uniform, so I went with that one.
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While Obama did not go to Scalia's funeral, he attended Friday's public viewing at the Supreme Court building as the late justice's casket laid in repose.
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We began fooling around, she pushed me off, then we laid in the bed and talked and laughed some more, and then began fooling around again.
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In fact, as I laid in bed sick last week, shoveling old fried rice into my painful mouth for every meal, I thought about that iguana.
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I went home and laid in bed and thought I was going to fucking die or have to go to the hospital, it was seriously bad.
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The Piasentina veranda at the bottom of the stair, laid in an irregular pattern that contrasts with the orderly geometry of the outside, was also intact.
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The floor is laid in a classic French Regency-inspired pattern, using white enameled steel plates that he found in bulk at a scrap-metal yard.
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Nixon had handily won reelection in 1972, but the kernel of his undoing laid in just how far he was willing to go to be reelected.
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"We were gathering turtle research data from a green turtle nest that was laid in November," Leigh Warneminde, president of the group, told Mashable Australia via email.
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A motion has been laid in the Commons insisting the President must not be allowed to speak in Westminster Hall or any other room in the palace.
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The names of the victims were read out before wreathes were laid in front of the office building, including one by Macron and Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo.
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"During the ride, the girls were dozing on and off, held each other, and laid in each other's laps," reads the CBI report on last month's confessional.
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It started with some brief clips of the original, with an abbreviated version of the final monologue from Roy Batty (Rutger Hauer) laid in as voice-over.
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The week I laid in bed because I was afraid to leave my house after some dudes made a super fucked-up comment to me post-Orlando?
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Prayer mats are laid in the direction of Mecca beneath signs pointing to shuttered Duty Free shops and announcement boards offering eerie reminders of long-departed flights.
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I was married when I was a senior in college, and a rock missed my son by an inch as he laid in his night crib, sleeping.
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And most notably, he had a new foundation laid in 2015, which Rose said is a huge selling point in an earthquake-prone place like San Francisco.
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"The structural groundwork should be laid in 2019 for the offering of financial services by the Austrian Post branch network as of the year 2020," the group said.
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The Commodores sprung a full-court press, and guard Jordan Wright swiped an inbounds pass and laid in with 251:353 left, cutting the advantage to 235-236.
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"He added: "Given the foundation we laid in the first half of the year, we continue to see growth even after we were added to the entity list.
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The foundation for its skyscraper of value was laid in 2011 when the "Salvator Mundi" was included in the 2011 Leonardo exhibition at the National Gallery in London.
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The untied tongue at the edge of garbage where a delegation of minor royals eclipses the torrent— this craft, the method of mines laid in their own path.
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On Monday, police said they had charged the woman, identified as My Ut Trinh in court lists, with seven cases of contamination, the first charges laid in the case.
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Mullin has maintained that the team was going through a long reclamation process, often repeating that each game was another brick laid in the foundation of a rebuilt home.
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For centuries, African bones have laid in boxes all across Europe, placed under microscopes or displayed in some attempt to better understand the role of humans through scientific endeavors.
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The cornerstone for the soaring, pyramidal structure was laid in the 1300s, but an earthquake in 1545 toppled the structure's top half, leaving the original structure a picturesque ruin.
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Chris Cornell's family, bandmates and famous friends gathered by the dozens to pay their respects as his ashes are laid in his final resting place ... the Hollywood Forever Cemetery.
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She kneels beneath the flag, then lies down for four-and-a-half minutes, to commemorate the four-and-a-half hours Mike Brown's corpse laid in the street.
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XXXTentacion, dressed in a blue denim jacket under soft lighting, laid in a dark polished coffin at center stage, surrounded by a spray of black flowers with metallic accents.
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Moments before Bjelica sank his game-winner, the Rockets&apos outspoken point guard slashed through the lane and laid in a clutch shot to put Houston up by two.
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The formal entrance is through a common hall; it opens to a great room with picture-frame molding and hardwood floors laid in a geometric light-and-dark pattern.
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"Mostly posts: Group festival photos of the squad "Do you remember that time at Electric Daisy Carnival when we just laid in the grass as the sun came up?
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The foundation of the United States was not laid in the gloomy age of scientific drought but at an epoch when fostering innovation was better understood and more clearly defined.
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Prominent private citizens can also be laid in the Rotunda, but they are lain in honor, not in state, as was the case with minister Billy Graham earlier this year.
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The plaza is laid in Vermont granite and slabs of antique verde marble, the lobby walls lined in milky travertine, and likely the largest I-Beams ever extruded in bronze.
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I swam in the water, I laid in the grass, I looked at rocks out of boredom, I ran away from a snake who was clearly not afraid of me.
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Planks of dark brown wenge and yellow West African mansonia are laid in an irregular pattern, and a gray stone molding around the perimeter makes the floor appear to float.
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Rocks recycled from nearby quarries laid in a subtle jigsaw pattern cover the floors, which descend gradually from one space to the next, following the slight contour of the plot.
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Since no supply ships could get into Ilulissat's harbor, for six months a year residents had to live off whatever provisions the stores had laid in, plus whatever they caught.
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Hexagon shaped at the top, approximately 6.7m in height, these towers controlled the minefields laid in the Thames Estuary to protect Britain against any enemy coming from the North Sea.
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The path to Lightfoot's win was partly laid in 1913 by Wells, who founded the Alpha Suffrage Club — the first all-African American group in Illinois to focus on voting rights.
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Swarovski water-drop crystals were laid in a form and a clear, silicone liquid was poured over them like brownie batter, which was then placed in a vacuum machine to dry.
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In March 2017, Canadian snowboarder Mark McMorris laid in a hospital bed with fractured ribs, a fractured left arm, pelvis, and jaw, along with a ruptured spleen and collapsed left lung.
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With the development of telegram wires, 2,000 miles of which were laid in Britain by the early 1850s, he was soon even able to direct his temperance tourists' itineraries from afar.
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In an emotional scene on Tuesday, the former Senate Majority Leader, 73, was helped out of his wheelchair to salute the 27st president, who laid in state for the second day.
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He then began to sing the song to his son, who laid in bed partially paralyzed, hooked up to a feeding tube for nutrition and a breathing tube in his neck.
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Charles seemed to be in positive spirits as he posted dramatically in a mirror and laid in a bathtub for his 15.3 million Instagram followers to see on his Instagram Story.
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And again, I was a child in the '60s so I certainly didn't get laid in 1969, which was the quote that I gave to Howard Kurtz one morning [PK laughs].
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The joint venture, Dassault Reliance Aerospace Ltd (DRAL), was created in February last year and the foundation stone for the plant was laid in October in the western state of Maharashtra.
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It was not until 2016 that the complaints against Pell were first made public, with charges laid in 2017, and in the meantime he continued to rise through Australia's Church hierarchy.
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Before Christmas, Trump said he would be "proud" to shut down the government over border security, a remark that undercuts the version of events he laid in his Oval Office address.
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But another "greatest hit" of the Baroque era, "When I am laid in earth" from Purcell's "Dido and Aeneas," as moving a lament as has ever been written, fared less well.
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Over a million landmines were laid in border areas including the DMZ and the Civilian Control Zone in the South, said Jeong In-cheol, a landmine expert at National Park Conservation Network.
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Mr. Hafford said recent studies of the excavated bodies suggested that the people interred had actually been murdered; the skulls were smashed, and the bodies laid in rows and given luxurious jewelry.
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Foundation laid In the 10 months of his presidency, the Trump administration has laid the foundation for him to take the kinds of strong retaliatory measures that would leave Chinese officials fuming.
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The trap appeared to have been recently laid; in late September, another unit from the battalion stopped there and found no buried explosives, though the soldiers reported that they were being watched.
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John Isner, Sam Querrey, Kei Nishikori and Kevin Anderson have committed to compete on the unusual courts, which were manufactured in Germany and carefully laid in place over two days last week.
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After exploring the rest of the hotel, I went back to the room and laid in the cloud-like bed for a few more minutes, wishing I never had to leave it.
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In the report, Jenkins is seen hiding in the bushes -- he says in the package that he "laid in the bushes in wait" — waiting for a family to cross the border illegally.
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The proposal would not lead to a single additional broadband cable being laid in Germany, it added, and could even slow work to build out super-fast fibre-optic networks - a government priority.
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But in a recent video, British digital influencer KSI did just that as he lashed out at people for pirating Laid in America, his first feature film, which debuted a few weeks ago.
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"Given the foundation we laid in the first half of the year, we continue to see growth even after we were added to the entity list," Chairman Liang Hua said on a call.
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As Taylor laid in the hospital bed with news of the Dallas shooting playing in her room, she was thinking about the other families who lost loved ones during the shooting, Williams said.
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The 52-year-old supermodel shared a glowing no-makeup selfie to Instagram on Monday night, smiling for the camera as she laid in bed in a cozy black long-sleeve T-shirt.
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On Monday, his remains arrived on the east coast for the final time on Air Force One and were transported to the Capitol Rotunda where he was laid in state until Wednesday morning.
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"It represents sediments that were laid in ancient oceans, almost flat, and are essentially still that way today," he said—what he described as a "layercake" of rock that is regular and undeformed.
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Relaying that you have laid in bed for days and felt vaguely bad is hardly a story at all, unlike the destructive yet entertaining episodes that can be recounted by a drug addict.
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There are countless holy shit moments, for sure, but what's stayed with me for days, the reason I'm writing this article, is the decision laid in front of you at the very end.
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Damrong said that they had met his opponent, a boy two years older than Anucha, who paid his respects at the temple where the 13-year-old's body had been laid in repose.
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Whether or not there are avenues for the film to go in or if they were just a little nods, there were definitely some seeds laid in the last film for the future.
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"The new excavation suggests that some of these bodies were laid in a channel created in the cave floor by water, which had then been intentionally dug to make it deeper," Barker said.
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The Red Storm lead swelled to as much as 16 points after redshirt sophomore guard Justin Simon laid in two of his 17 points off a Grand Canyon turnover with 6:113 remaining.
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Although the book's three principals see their share of human tragedies—bodies caught in rubble, corpses laid in alleyways—Barker dwells less on these experiences than one might expect, given her previous novels.
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" Lucille Ball "My wife said to me last night as we laid in bed, she said, 'Is Lucy young?' and I said, 'Baby, young is not the point, it's what's in your heart.
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Within years, many of the city sidewalks and plazas, as well as those in its colonies, were carpeted in small pieces of limestone, some laid in patterns but others just in white stone.
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Despite the wet conditions, Nainggolan found the ball laid in front of him with yards upon yards of daylight from the 18-yard box, and absolutely rocketed the ball past Welsh keeper Wayne Hennessey.
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In today's matchup against Sampdoria, Khedira was on the receiving end of a beautifully-weighted pass from Paulo Dybala, and laid in a cheeky goal, sent in with the outside of his right foot.
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Speaking to CNBC in in Shanghai ahead of a G-20 meeting of the finance ministers on Friday, Jacob Frenkel said the solution to the problem of slowing growth today laid in structural reforms.
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That means that while you might have seen a physical Waymo vehicle driving past you, the real ground work has been laid in digital spaces that are governed by the laws of game engines.
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In The Late Show's recurring segment "Big Questions with Even Bigger Stars," Stephen Colbert and Brad Pitt laid in a grassy field and exchanged clever nicknames while asking each other profound questions about life.
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After checking in to two hotels, the men laid in wait until Saudi journalist and dissident Jamal Khashoggi entered the Saudi consulate, where they killed him and then dismembered him with a bone saw.
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Ever since the cornerstone of the nation's first public university building was laid in 1793, the legacy of slavery has been inextricable from the history of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
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Laid in the first days after Mr. Trump's election win, the plan even enlists Brian Mulroney, a former Conservative prime minister and political nemesis of Mr. Trudeau's father, who had also been prime minister.
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"More fiber was laid in 2019 to homes and businesses in the United States than in any year since they've been keeping records, breaking the record we set in 2018," Pai told conference attendees.
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"My first Olympics, I got like zero sleep before the event — I pretty much just laid in my bed all night because I was so nervous," Goepper recalled on Tuesday in the mountains of Pyeongchang.
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After a few minutes my feet became chilled by the cold, damp air that radiated from the concrete floor, over which scraps of carpet had been laid in a futile attempt to help insulate it.
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I think culturally we're expected to get a lot of validation from having sex with someone—you know, you hear people complaining about how they haven't 'gotten laid' in a long time, stuff like that.
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"I will always be grateful for the foundation Josh laid in the office of the vice president and wish him every success in his future endeavors," Pence said of his outgoing staffer in the statement.
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As of this writing no charges have been laid in this incident, although I think everyone has been found guilty of something (minus the kid and the valiant employee) in the court of public opinion.
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People don't always type "I got laid" in a review, but a data scientist from Luminoso explained in an email that beyond looking for mentions specifically of getting laid, their software can search the concept.
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Watching an episode of Stranger Things on Netflix does not wear down wires laid in the ground or cause the satellite dish on your roof to degrade—because it's literally all subatomic particles in motion.
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The living-room floorboards are laid in a herringbone pattern; a marble fireplace has a mantel decorated with taxidermied birds, a gilt clock, an ornate porcelain candlestick, and other objects from Michele's antique-store forays.
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Last year, she posed with a cat in another pink bikini, relaxed by the ocean in a paisley two-piece, laid in bed topless in a thong and flaunted her bright orange swimsuit in a selfie.
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More than a million landmines were laid in border areas including the DMZ and the Civilian Control Zone in the South, say demining experts, and civilians and soldiers alike have been killed or injured by them.
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Roads below Buzludzha in the Stara Planina mountains, where the foundations of the Socialist movement in Bulgaria were laid in 1891, turned into a sea of red for a rally that organisers said attracted 13,000 people.
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They're also asking that charges be laid in Loku's death, that footage from inside the apartment building where he was killed be released, an apology and monetary compensation for Loku's family, and a review of the SIU.
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These changes mean that fewer eggs laid in the colder-than-average waters in the East China Sea survive, and those that do hatch are swimming northward to avoid unnaturally warm waters in the Sea of Japan.
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Their analysis seems to refute more popular ideas about why eggs are shaped the way they are, which invoke the number of eggs laid in a brood, or the location of the nest, as the main factor.
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Then, in 28, the all-weather road paralleling the river—and eventually, as the plan goes, the pipeline—was laid in as far north as Wrigley, connecting the village to the outside world for the first time.
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At the beach front, a handful of fighters walked toward the sea, only to halt in their tracks: A barely visible line was pulled tautly across the sand, a mark of land mines laid in the night.
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Although the Christmas market was closed, some of the cafes and bars in the center city had already reopened even as homemade shrines were still burning commemorative candles and flowers were being laid in the victims' memory.
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On Friday, Chief Spadafora's body was lifted off the back of a fire truck and carried into St. Thomas Church on Fifth Avenue the same way: swaddled in an American flag and laid in a Stokes basket.
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Related: New Charges Laid in Canada's Lac-Megantic Rail Disaster Normally such abnormalities are found in fewer than five percent of fish and back in 1994 their occurrence was even lower in the Chaudière, the report states.
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The news came days after he won Miami's notorious conditioning test—McGruder laughs now, "I think I really can't speak too much on that"—with an entire summer's worth of work freshly laid in his rearview mirror.
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Even after her death, the lifelong Republican remained devoted to his bride, sitting beside her casket for hours in his wheelchair as mourners paid their respects while she laid in repose one day before her invitation-only funeral.
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Even after her death, the lifelong Republican remained devoted to his bride, sitting beside her casket for hours in his wheelchair as mourners paid their respects while she laid in repose one day before her invitation-only funeral.
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The best example is the blatant theft of intellectual property that makes for the most sensational headlines, such as the charges laid in 2014 against five Chinese military officers for hacking into American nuclear, solar and metals firms.
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Although the groundwork for their devices was laid in 2013, the team has taken a great deal of time to advance the science to the point where it can be taken out of the lab to begin with.
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In 2014, for example, he appeared at an event in Tunis where, among many other things, wreaths were laid in memory of the perpetrators of the killing of 11 members of Israel's team at the Munich Olympics of 1972.
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In January, days after welcoming daughter Chicago via surrogate, she shared a naked photo of herself to Instagram — her famous curves on full display as she laid in bed topless with a bed sheet strategically covering her nether regions.
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But with the Celtics trailing 109-107, Tatum got to the rim for a game-tying dunk, and after a defensive stop, Marcus Smart laid in two of his 16 points to give Boston a lead it didn't relinquish.
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As the 78-year-old Sanders laid in a hospital bed in Nevada after a heart attack, with his presidential campaign in jeopardy, his campaign manager Faiz Shakir received a call and passed his phone to the Vermont senator.
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"The new excavation suggests that some of these bodies were laid in a channel in the cave floor created by water, which had then been intentionally dug to make it deeper," archaeologist Graeme Barker said in a press release.
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By the end of the weekend, I've laid in six hours worth of sound baths and gotten a massage from an Iraq war veteran who spent years "seduced by the war machine" before realizing the light was seductive, too.
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The new cable, named Equiano (after 18th century Nigerian writer and abolitionist Olaudah Equiano), will have 20 times the capacity of the most recent projects laid in the region and will first branch out in Nigeria—Africa's largest internet market.
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Yes, it may be lacking big-budget videos of bands trying to get laid in jungle forests, blockbuster star-vehicle movies that double as soundtracks, and knowing you made it when Weird Al parodied you, but the aesthetic is all there.
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By "logical," I mean the kind of thinking needed to solve the following problem: Four cards are laid in front of you, each of which, it is explained, has a letter on one side and a number on the other.
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While mines are usually laid in rows in open ground, improvised explosives in buildings are wired into household appliances such as fridges, heaters and televisions, primed to explode at the flick of a switch or an opened door, experts say.
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Sean Sterrett, a wildlife ecologist with Penn State and the U.S.G.S, who works with Dr. Grant, said the newt emerges from an egg laid in the water as a tadpole-like larva, metamorphosing into a tiny salamander shape with gills.
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It's finished in achingly on-trend driftwood in Inscription models, and its grain is painstakingly laid in the direction the car moves, as if Thomas Keller had spare time to draw cockpits while shuttling between Per Se and the French Laundry.
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Bill Donovan and Stanley Lovell were keeping a respectful distance on either side of the bed he did not remember having been laid in, on a ward of a hospital he had been told, at some point, was Walter Reed.
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Last year, the 70-year-old artist filled New York's Gladstone Gallery and the Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston, with her vibrant abstract canvases, suspended unframed from the walls and ceilings, strung from racks, and laid in piles on the floor.
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An editorial on Thursday in the People's Daily, the official mouthpiece of China's Communist Party, laid in to "groundless fears" about the economy, which it said was still propelling global growth, and enjoying rising foreign investment, moderate inflation and prudent monetary policy.
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She hadn't known him, but she is familiar with what it feels like to lose a loved one to gun violence; her 18-year-old son laid in a coffin here in Alta Vista Mortuary after he was shot and killed in 2002.
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She hadn't known him, but she is familiar with what it feels like to lose a loved one to gun violence; her 153-year-old son laid in a coffin here in Alta Vista Mortuary after he was shot and killed in 2002.
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SYDNEY, June 1 (Reuters) - Deutsche Bank said on Friday it will defend itself against cartel charges expected to be laid in Australia over its involvement in a $2.3 billion share issue it underwrote for Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Ltd in 2015.
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The 37-year-old Keeping Up with the Kardashians star shared a nude photo of herself to Instagram early Friday morning — her famous curves on full display as she laid in bed topless with a bed sheet strategically covering her nether regions.
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But the groundwork is already laid in North America and parts of Europe, where researchers using the data have uncovered where professionals are moving for work, what the gender gap is in various fields and industries where word of mouth matters most.
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CNN: One of the most interesting moments to me was your assessment that without the intelligence groundwork that had been laid in the years before the war, largely through the innovations of women, the attack on Pearl Harbor could have been even worse.
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Following the death of wife Barbara on April 17, Bush 41 remained devoted to his bride, sitting beside her casket for hours in his wheelchair as mourners paid their respects while she laid in repose one day before her invitation-only funeral.
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In remarks on Wednesday when Mr. Graham's coffin was laid in honor at the Capitol Rotunda, the president did what so many have done in the days since Mr. Graham died: he shared his own Billy Graham story, about seeing him in 1957.
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The groundwork is laid, in short, for a much more normal primary race in which Democratic Party actors who are close to Sanders ideologically will mostly back him, rather than either backing his opponent or staying neutral, as they did in 22018.
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According to the Post, which also cited reporting from Al Jazeera, the man, Luca Franzese, made a Facebook video detailing the ordeal and calling for help while the body of his late sister, Teresa Franzese, 47, laid in a bed in the background.
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The foundations for Britain's distrust were laid in 2003, when the UK supported the invasion of Iraq under the pretense that Saddam Hussein possessed weapons of mass destruction, and members of Parliament were wary of making the same mistake a decade later.
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In Dido and Aeneas, when Dido sings her suicide aria "When I Am Laid in Earth," I understand that I should be thinking about the inevitability of death and how it will come for us all, and the tragedy of doomed love.
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In the center of the city, police held around 10 anti-racist activists who had assembled near the bourse, where flowers, candles and flags have been laid in memory of the 32 victims of the March 22 suicide bombings at the city's airport and metro.
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"The regulations are now being finalised so they can be laid in parliament before the summer recess, with a view to the regime coming into force in the autumn of this year," Barclay said in a letter to lobby group the London Market Group (LMG).
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She lounged on a sofa wearing a light pink Mimi Holliday bra and thong set with blue embroidery; laid in her guest room in a Simone Perelli white bra and brief set; and posed in her bathroom wrapped in a black Camilla patterned robe.
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His all-around excellence at 220 years old is a catastrophe for 23.0 NBA teams, and what's truly scary (and, so far, kind of mystifying) is that the five-time All-Star has yet to walk along the most obvious evolutionary path laid in his way.
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I sang and danced like a maniac for a few minutes until I felt too exhausted and sick, and laid in the back of my car sobbing until enough time had passed to go home letting my parents think I had a wonderful evening with friends.
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Following the death of his wife of 73 years on April 17, the lifelong Republican remained devoted to his bride, sitting beside her casket for hours in his wheelchair as mourners paid their respects while she laid in repose one day before her invitation-only funeral.
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This spring, the mass media finally caught on to a disturbing trend in the world of DIY women's health: the powder of ground-up oak galls (tree growths that develop around wasp larvae laid in their branches) were being stuck in vaginas as a tightening agent.
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It is right, therefore, that its failure to act effectively in the face of genocidal violence in Rwanda and Bosnia will be laid in part at Mr. Annan's doorstep, for at the time he served as head of peacekeeping, the job he held before becoming secretary general.
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