"Accountability has to be laid on somebody's lap," he said.
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I grabbed onto him, and laid on top of him.
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This was definitely a bomb I laid on my family.
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And the unspoken blame would be laid on Guess Who.
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"I laid on my closet floor and just sobbed," Glanville says.
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GFMGLP's a relentlessly demented plaster bath laid on with a trowel.
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Tatis laid on his stomach as club trainers worked on him.
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They waited until someone laid on the horn until they moved.
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She was staring at the ceiling, laid on her resting unit.
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Or they laid on their backs to view the oculus above.
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He was laid on his side with his cast leg up.
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The gallery laid on tea and cucumber sandwiches to refresh weary visitors.
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The groundwork is being laid on a deal impacting so-called dreamers.
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She was obviously hurt and laid on the ground until paramedics arrived.
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When I laid on the edge of the Supreme, I felt secure.
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Weinstein then laid on top of her and raped her, she testified.
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" Kenny noted that O'Brien "occasionally laid on the Irish accent quite strongly.
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Figurines of the dogs laid on top of and next to the cake.
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You can see the little lines where the printer laid on each layer.
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It runs on tracks laid on either side of a two-lane road.
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Herbal pads were being laid on his face when the manager rushed in.
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At night, we laid on our backs with our shins to the bonfire.
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If they laid on the floor, their voices carried under the cell doors.
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He laid on the floor for 20 minutes before receiving any medical attention.
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Particularly not as a woman and when double standards are laid on thick.
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For the first 14 days, I laid on my bed and did not move.
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Icky laid on a bed of several soft towels spread on the kitchen floor.
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We laid on the beach, sipped on mineral water with lime (detox!) and vegged.
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We laid on the beach, sipped on mineral water with lime (detox!), and vegged.
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Yet it was also difficult to watch as he laid on heavy religious overtones.
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A white sheet of paper was laid on the ground to demarcate home plate.
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She laid on top of me and began kissing every part of my body.
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"Contemporary Perspectives" does not mean a tangle of interpretive theory laid on the past.
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"I laid on a picnic table and listened to the soundtrack," Mr. Kraft said.
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"I duly laid on him the privilege and obligations of a conspecific," he muses.
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The bodies were laid on their backs, with their arms placed straight down the body.
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The trees are laid on top of the dunes to minimize damage from winter winds.
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During each session, participants laid on a couch, wore a blindfold, and listened to music.
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The blame for this subversion of traditional pastoralism can largely be laid on new paymasters.
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And then that note was laid on top of a box holding a pig heart.
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The scenario here can happen to anyone concerned with getting laid on a consistent basis.
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Suarez nearly laid on a third for Neymar but the Brazilian was denied by Fernandez.
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Piscotty laid on the ground for a couple of minutes before getting to his feet.
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You have a sectarian war that has been laid on top of a civil war.
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Brett laid on top of me and tried to remove my clothes while groping me.
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Key snippets of live video are laid on top of the virtual space as footnotes.
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I tiptoe my way through the maze of bricks laid on Pokfulam Road as roadblocks.
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But suppose we add another line: So I laid on my horn the whole time.
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No actual exams, no hands laid on the patient, no verification of the patient's data.
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It took me to its nest where I laid on a broken and worn couch.
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Elvis' dead body was laid on a table, bloody where a bullet had pierced his chest.
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Prop bets, by definition, are bets laid on actions not directly tied to a game's outcome.
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Much onus for this regression so far has been laid on the global anti-vaccination movement.
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He then allegedly laid on top of her and "rubbed all over me" until he climaxed.
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They also develop from eggs - which are laid on water - more quickly when water is warmer.
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They took a dip in the ocean, laid on the sand and soaked up some rays.
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He will be hoping to build on the belated firm foundation laid on the second day.
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She laid on everything I needed by way of sex and friendship and adventure and variation.
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In 2017, half of the turtle nests laid on southwest Florida beaches washed out due to hurricanes.
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Bodies wrapped in blankets were laid on the ground of the district compound by late Thursday morning.
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Clearly shaken, the man laid on the platform and the group of bystanders appeared to comfort him.
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The reality star captioned the setup, "late night visit," as the completed grill laid on the countertop.
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A media witness said Williams' chest heaved as he laid on the gurney after receiving the sedative.
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The trip we laid on the poor agent, all true of course, was one for the ages.
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There is one particular moment where I'm laid on the floor and wrapped up in a rug.
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And "1996" sees Lacey doubling down on the Morrisey impression that he laid on first time around.
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It laid on more sanctions in 2006 for what it said was complicity in violence in Darfur.
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Sometimes the history, the medical information and the science are laid on with too heavy a hand.
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It's an idealized feeling of love laid on top of an idealized vision of New York City.
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I went straight to the dressing room and just laid on the couch and went to sleep.
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None of the post-debate coverage was about any new line of attack they laid on Hillary.
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I laid on Cam's bed with my feet against the wall as we tossed around various ideas.
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But all of it laid on not by the smugglers of course, but the aid organization MSF.
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Levon Biss 7/10 Eggs of the common Mestra butterfly, laid on a leaf of a noseburn plant.
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Kohles says he and others inside took cover and laid on the floor as the suspect ran inside.
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I woke up and it was nicely laid on the little table, I was like aw, thank you.
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Bunches of sweet carrots laid on beds of dill, and blueish globes of cabbage teetered in precarious piles.
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"We laid on the couch and I rubbed his chest and we talked," Strickland, 27, told CNN Thursday.
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I had laid on the cheap bed of my Bushwick studio, listening to the sound of my breath.
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Submarine cables are fiber-optic lines that are wrapped in armored sheathing and laid on the ocean seabed.
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Alphabet's revenues grew by $6.6 billion, far more than the record fine the EU laid on the company.
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The breads are laid on trays ready for an egg wash glaze, before being baked for 15 minutes.
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Judging from the dishes being laid on the tables in front of us, I reckon they probably have.
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I thought if I'm going to be posing, laid on my back, I want them to be perky!
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He and others inside took cover and laid on the floor as the suspect ran into the store.
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Later, abbey treasures including a fragment of the shroud from the shrine were laid on the High Altar.
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This pair of lemon goby parents watched over eggs that they'd laid on a piece of discarded glass.
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The amount bet so far on the 2016 contest dwarfs the roughly $50 million laid on the 2012 race.
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In biblical times, tombs were cut directly into the rock and the dead were laid on natural stone platforms.
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I just read your article, "What Happened When I Tried to Get Laid on LinkedIn " on the VICE website.
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Then the guy threw a punch, and my husband laid on the horn while pulling an illegal U-turn.
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The amount bet so far on the 25 contest dwarfs the roughly $244 million laid on the 239 race.
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She then followed his orders to undress, and he laid on top of her and raped her, she said.
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Work started on January 23, and the last brick was laid on Sunday morning, according to Chinese state media.
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A small red book, "The History of Lord & Taylor, 1826 to 2001," was laid on a glass coffee table.
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It seems like his African American support is particularly vulnerable to the kind of attacks Harris laid on him.
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The video shows that Corley was then laid on the ground, naked below the waist, in a Texaco parking lot.
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Laid on the floor, "Infill Loop" (2017) is a frame made of marble, machinable wax, resin, gelatin, and plaster parts.
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So France laid on sumptuous gastronomy, in a restaurant billed as "infused with dreams and magic" inside the Eiffel Tower.
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The sensor is made of metallic ink laid on top of a flexible material like that in an adhesive bandage.
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She laid on the floor for six hours before she was able to get to the phone to call 6900.
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Later, they gathered around a photo of Ms. Fisher that was laid on the ground with lightsabers crisscrossed around it.
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"Our operations will continue until the bloody hands laid on our soldiers are broken," said Hulusi Akar, Turkey's defense minister.
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Harry laid on his back and raised both of his arms to the sky to celebrate his first career touchdown.
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The rapturous international reception of his autofiction had bets laid on him winning the Nobel Prize by his early forties.
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After what must have been a long day at school, Juliette laid on the driveway while her dad unloaded the car.
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The protestors also laid on the ground acting as if they were dead, a "die-in" to remember nuclear war victims.
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If the pipe was laid on a rocky bottom, it would have to be engineered to withstand the shifting ocean currents.
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A variety of fines have been laid on tech companies, most notably $2.7 billion on Google over its shopping search results.
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Rodgers appeared to land on his throwing arm and laid on the turf for several seconds before trainers attended to him.
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Walking around the Marina, it is not unusual to see wallets laid on cafe tables and keys left in car ignitions.
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The answer is long and complicated, but at least some of the blame can be laid on the US, say experts.
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In the "Aeneid", Virgil's heroes forage for a meal of forest fruit laid on pieces of hard bread on the grass.
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Special emphasis was also laid on the need to open up the economy to foreign investors and revamp the public sector.
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Kylie could be indicating that she views the two of them in bed, since the images are laid on her bed.
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The canvas is laid on the floor, dragged across the room, propped up in a corner or hung on the wall.
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The dolphin then kicks its way up and out of the water, sliding onto a wetted mat laid on the dock.
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But for Hama's katazome practice, a paste of fermented rice is applied through a stencil laid on top of the fabric.
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"A semi truck was coming, and he laid on the horn and swerved out and barely missed me," Mr. Patel said.
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Yes, back in those days there were probably people who laid on too much graphic detail in recounting their childbirth stories.
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Her whip was blocking traffic and the motorcycle cop laid on his horn to get Keyshia's driver to get to steppin'.
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A triage area was set up at a nearby firehouse, with gunshot victims laid on the floor next to a fire engine.
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"Yes, that's why you have popcorn," he says, laughing and pointing at the snacks that've been laid on the table for us.
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"I hate Americans and I hate America," she said, presumably in response to the ostentatious sugary mountains that had been laid on.
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Obviously, there are more pillars to be laid on top of what we've done, but I'm very proud of what we've done.
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Kaepernick came to Oakland, CA. He kneeled on one knee, players laid on their back with hands up during the Anthem. pic.twitter.
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Warren snacked while Lorde worked on her tan, popping on sunglasses as she laid on her back and chatted with her pal.
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The two shared a smooch while the man laid on a chaise and later showed adorable PDA while walking around the beach.
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Our lay concept of race is a social construct that has been laid on top of these vastly more complex biological realities.
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When gospel veteran Kirk Franklin emerged near the song's end to deliver a sermon, West laid on the floor to receive it.
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I think a lot of the markers have been laid on a lot of what the core contrasts are on this campaign.
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I ran down to the basement to pick up a case, past the glue traps that had been laid on the stairs.
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With the rising of the sun came an eerie silence as the men at Holman laid on their racks reading or sleeping.
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Today's release laid on the argument that it is a tech company — and by extension deserves its high price tag — very heavily.
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The animal is then run down a long alleyway and into a small room where it is laid on a short rack.
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He appeared disinterested when she laid on the bed beside him, and he began smoking one cigarette after another and watching TV. . . .
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He dropped to his back and laid on the floor, grabbing his leg in obvious pain before a trainer got to him.
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Bodies were encased in wooden or stone sarcophagi, while others were tucked in sand or laid on the floor, wrapped in linen.
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Too ashamed to call for an ambulance, the man laid on his mother's sofa for five days until he died of poisoning.
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You wander among the vitrines, examining maps, documents, and the faces in photographs (all often laid on fragments of the carpet itself).
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The first is a partnership with Wreaths Across America, which delivers wreaths to be laid on veteran graves across the nation each December.
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In a separate video, Hayek laid on her stomach in the ocean while the camera panned across the stunning views of the beach.
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Their names are etched on large iron steles, some suspended from a roof, others laid on the ground stretching far into the distance.
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It started to rain and I put Boomer down on a rock and I laid on his belly and I was just done.
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The company's UK and Ireland Managing Director Nick Longman said it had already laid on extra flights and was looking to add more.
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The way the layers are assembled, with the fabric laid on the liquid silicone and allowed to cure, physically locks the layers together.
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So, don't worry that your tits no longer look like something that would get dusted with icing sugar and laid on someone's pillow.
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Blondheim had been beaten and strangled, reports FOX 8, before her lifeless body was laid on a mattress that was set on fire.
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She says he asked her to give him a massage and when she said no he laid on the bed and demanded one.
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"I made myself the smallest target possible, laid on the ground, and then I saw him turn his gun towards me," Barth recounted.
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Brussels Airport laid on beds for some 300 people who were forced to spend the night there, a spokeswoman for the airport said.
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These data used to be printed out and laid on the hangar floor; engineers walked along them for hours, looking for anything untoward.
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"That was an amazing feeling," Williams recalled of having a crying newborn fall silent when laid on her mother's chest seconds after birth.
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The complex comprises two eight-story buildings, one to a block and each shaped something like a capital E laid on its side.
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The mural, which covers two walls, features Moore's signature elements: sweeping arcs of bright red and radiating circles, the paint laid on thick.
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It started to move into its lane; the driver laid on his horn, and I had to grab control to avoid an accident.
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The giant fish are laid on a conveyor, still flopping, and ushered into a "cutting trailer" where they are quickly sliced into fillets.
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After she was shot four times in the back, Pollack's daughter Meadow crawled and laid on top of a freshman in a hallway.
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Devlin reminds us that the task of publicly and constitutionally challenging racial discrimination in education was laid on the bodies of black girls.
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While introducing her premature babies for the very first time since their birth last week, Le's daughters laid on her chest side-by-side.
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At the football game, Kaepernick was seen kneeling while members of the football team laid on their backs with their hands in the air.
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They waved from specially laid on buses as they headed off to two weeks in quarantine to ensure they are free from the disease.
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But the Las Vegas smart money is all streaming towards Mayweather with reports of several $1 million bets being laid on the "Money Man".
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Wilfried Zaha scored Palace's first and laid on their second for James McArthur while substitute Christian Benteke rounded off the rout with a penalty.
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But we were just very interested in Ted Kennedy the man, the human being — someone who had had tragedy overwhelmingly laid on his shoulders.
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"That was an amazing feeling," Williams, 36, recalls of having a crying newborn fall silent when laid on her mother's chest seconds after birth.
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In the photo, 58-year-old Schiffman laid on the floor next to the infant, who was born on Valentine's Day of this year.
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The government laid on hundreds of buses for its backers but closed subway stations in the capital and set up roadblocks, impeding opposition mobilization.
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Pictures posted on Facebook showed the dead, including several children, wrapped in cloth and laid on palm leaves by the side of a road.
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I laid on a wedge-shaped sex pillow on my back with my legs pulled over my head and my knees by my ears.
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The large flag, laid on the ground by then, became a display surface for objects left behind: women's sneakers, notebooks, backpacks, articles of clothing.
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To blame is a four-year siege laid on the area by the regime, widely criticized for using food as a weapon of war.
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According to Vogue, Alexis Ohanian, the happy father and co-founder of Reddit, cut the cord, and Olympia was laid on her mother's chest.
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At her wildest, Ms. Vasudevan swirls and skids through white flour she has laid on the ground, propelled by a recording of roaring drums.
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Now, because of the coronavirus outbreak, clusters of coffins arrive every day and are laid on the cold marble floor of St. Joseph's Church.
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Laid on top of a culture of increasing social isolation for many, our vast supply of easily accessible opioids has sent overdose deaths skyrocketing.
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"When you look at it under the loupe you can see the way the colors are laid on top of each other," she said.
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The blame for the shooting should not be laid on Mr. Duhaime and other radio hosts like him who gush with anti-Muslim sentiment.
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He was covered with ice packs, laid on a stretcher and sent to a nearby hospital, where he received 4 liters of IV fluids.
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Flags of the United States and Israel were laid on the ground for visitors to tread on as they entered, passing posters of Soleimani.
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The refreshments have been laid on for mourners waiting to pay their respects to Bhumibol Adulyadej, Thailand's king, who died in hospital on October 13th.
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They are singing happily, freely, to a track by popular Ivorian girl group Espoir 2000, music laid on by the staff to greet their arrival.
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The 37-year-old comedian laid on the ground outside one of the film's trailers, as concerned cast members and crew came to her aid.
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However, any discord was eclipsed by mutual expressions of respect, and the pomp and ceremony laid on by Russian officials to greet the Saudi king.
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Visitors pay tribute at grave Cards and flowers have been laid on Khan's grave in section 60 of the cemetery by visitors paying their respects.
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But President Emmanuel Macron made a pointed gesture in 2017 by attending an iftar laid on by the French Council of the Muslim Faith (CFCM).
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And she came right up and laid on my lap, just happy to have people to take care of her and to be feeling better.
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Markle&aposs bouquet was laid on the grave of the Unknown Warrior in the west nave of Westminster Abbey in London — a royal wedding tradition.
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On Tuesday, Teigen shared a sweet photo of Luna giving her newborn brother his pacifier as he laid on a fuzzy surface in his crib.
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In three of the sessions, the subject was given an MDMA pill and laid on a couch with an eyeshade while the drug took effect.
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Instead, I'm given a cold plate of humdrum video with some very soulless commentary laid on top of it, and it lasts a million years.
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The Bangladeshi government summoned the Myanmar ambassador Wednesday to raise concerns about reports of landmines being laid on the border in the path of refugees.
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Bale started up front alongside Karim Benzema in the absence of Cristiano Ronaldo and laid on the pass for Isco to net Real's second goal.
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Ineffective in Silva's guard but unchallenged in the wrestling, Cormier simply laid on his man while doing little meaningful damage against a much lesser opponent.
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Pence looked on solemnly with his hand over his heart as the long, narrow boxes were gently laid on the stanchions in front of him.
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For several minutes, as Glushko laid on the court in tears, Niculescu tended to her, playing ice bags on her leg and holding her hand.
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She was crying but not too hard until I told her to come sit with me, and then she laid on me and started sobbing.
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Scientists found that when a brussels sprout plant detects eggs laid on its surface by a type of butterfly, it responds by manufacturing a chemical.
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The Takeya top has an airtight seal, so I&aposve never had an issue with leaking, even when the pitcher was laid on its side.
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The metaphors are elsewhere laid on with a trowel; and too many poems descend into lists that run out of steam long before they're finished.
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She slept there on wooden boards laid on the ground, in keeping with a tradition known as chhaupadi that sequesters menstruating women from their families.
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Chusid said the concrete base was in place at the Olympic Stadium but needed to dry out before the track can be laid on top.
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It's a teen sex comedy in the vein of American Pie or Superbad, with a similar focus on teens trying to get laid on prom night.
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The lights dimmed, the music volume lowered and everyone in class laid on their backs while grasping a yellow band that was secured on the barre.
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He then opened the valve of the helium tank laid on its side in the trunk, and first the tube, then the balloon, began to wriggle.
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The tiles, designed to be laid on roofs during construction, offer an alternative to adding solar panels on top to produce power from the sun's energy.
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The group met in a suite at the Charing Cross Hotel, in London, where Fairley laid on filet de bœuf, pineapple surprise, and plenty of wine.
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The wet flesh tried to slide off of my face, so I arranged them carefully and laid on my back until they dried up and held.
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I ignored it and laid on the board, feeling sleek and agile in my black wetsuit, like a version of Batman filled with 30 percent ham.
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A regional newspaper, SunStar Cebu, posted images on Twitter of rescuers pulling a man from rubble and recovered bodies wrapped in cloth, laid on church pews.
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You get both the most lovely gaze a professional camera's ever laid upon Aretha Franklin and some of the mightiest singing she's ever laid on you.
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He wasn't there when the final carpet was being laid on the stairwell, or the curtains were hung at the front door of 5 Avenue Marceau.
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Here, it comes whole, steamed with a dense, vivid overlay of pickled chiles and fermented black beans, laid on so thick, only the tail is visible.
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It lets you search for a GIF and see it tiled three times vertically as the background of your Create post, rather than laid on top.
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The walk that we've been walking, the concepts that we've laid on these guys, they went out there and fought and earned every part of that victory.
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Rows of green plastic sandbags lined the outside of each post and were laid on the roof; their artificial green color always seemed like an absurdist joke.
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None of that could go into the fMRI machine, where she laid on her back feeling dizzy as the first image of her ex flashed above her.
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After April gave birth, the calf laid on the ground for several minutes before picking up its head and beginning to greet and interact with its mother.
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The relative allegedly arrived to find Hines sobbing next to the children's bodies, which were laid on a bed, side-by-side, in a face-up position.
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Sources on scene say Aaron went ballistic after a Volvo driver laid on his horn at a busy intersection, accusing Aaron of making him miss the light.
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Using its paw like some sort of human, the dog laid on the car's horn, letting its owner inside the store know it was time to go.
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The Hall of Fame's physical foundations are laid on just such a myth: the supposed invention of the game by Abner Doubleday on a field in Cooperstown.
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Now that the dust has settled and both Republican and Democratic proposals have been laid on the table, the dividing lines between the parties look more familiar.
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A bit aggressively, Chiang has laid on his primary theme quite thickly, with the main message of the story bottled up and exhorted in its closing pages.
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Greek authorities laid on buses on Monday to transfer migrants from Piraeus to dockyards northwest of Athens, and there were signs that refugees were on the move.
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One, from Blasey Ford, alleges that the Supreme Court nominee laid on top of her and tried to remove her bathing suit when they were both teenagers.
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Well-meaning ushers laid on more cautionary phrases so that by the time you sat down, the show lost some of the bite it might have had.
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"She laid on me the most incredible true story," Ms. Jenkins said of that first encounter with Ms. Hodel, who went on to become a close friend.
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I've talked at times about working against the shame of the body, the shame of getting old, all of these shames that are laid on our heads.
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I giggled, rolled my eyes, and reluctantly went up the stairs and into his room, where he laid on top of me on his bed and kissed me.
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It was easy to find the 1961 notice about Marvin Willette, the boy whose body had been hauled out of Lake Champlain and laid on the sandy shore.
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"Vines," in which colorful flowers and vines are laid on top of a book open to a picture of a rib cage, similarly meditates on life and mortality.
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When the ancient Greeks laid on their backs and traced the outlines of animals in the sky, they set into effect the great starstuff system that is astrology.
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Cayson then showed off his cool new glasses by naming the colors of several frisbees his parents had laid on the lawn, including two different shades of blue.
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The girl said she took off her pants and underwear and laid on an exam table with her knees near her chest and legs spread apart, documents show.
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Before getting mixed, the chopped tomatoes, onions and jalapeños are laid on top of avocados and drizzled with citrus juices in one last effort to ensure food safety.
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With all this information laid on us in Lemonade, "Okay ladies, now let's get in formation / Show me you got some coordination" gains a second layer of meaning.
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In the latest attempt, on August 22nd, not one of 3,450 nominated Rohingya refugees turned up for the buses laid on to take them back to Rakhine state.
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The charred bodies of victims laid on the steaming, ashen remnants of a pyroclastic flow as rescuers attended to badly injured victims in the aftermath of the eruption.
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"If this is actually happening on #Isla, and laid on by some sort of tour company, I would want to see it stopped immediately," he wrote on Twitter.
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The woman who recorded the video told ABC 85033 that the man laid on the ground motionless for about 30 seconds before the officer started dragging him again.
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Tariffs as assessed by this president and his aide de camp Peter Navarro are essentially a massive national sales tax laid on the back of the American consumer.
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They then posed in a series of tableaux involving an artificial breast, which Caesar placed upon his chest; it was later laid on the floor and kicked aside.
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Even here, a savagery of technique simmers away: chunky color laid on with a palette knife, or the sharp end of the brush scraping into the wet paint.
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But the pomp, laid on by politicians jostling for some reflected glory of the pope's popularity, seemed at odds with a trip that Francis had described as a pilgrimage.
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Though Gabe was surrounded by her friends and family in the photo, part of her head could be seen as she laid on the couch with her eyes closed.
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Bottom line, they thought the groundwork was already laid on the issue and, believe it or not, there was far more internal consensus on Obamacare than tax reform. Rep.
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Near the entrance, a textured rubber doormat emblazoned with the greeting "Welcome" is laid on the floor beneath a black-and-white photograph, framed and isolated on a wall.
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"Kaepernick came to Oakland, CA. He kneeled on one knee, players laid on their back with hands up during the Anthem," ESPN analyst Kirk Morrison tweeted on Saturday morning.
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While other players laid on their stomachs as the bee situation got sorted out, Morris took the chance to get in a workout, doing some planks and push-ups.
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We must stay above the guide rope laid on the floor of the cenote and I must always swim behind her, never next to or in front of her.
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The Details: The prosecution argued that Van Dyke shooting McDonald 16 times was "completely unnecessary" and focused on the shots that hit McDonald as he laid on the ground.
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"[Selis] entered the pool area and laid on a lounge chair, called his ex-girlfriend and told his ex-girlfriend that he had just shot two people," Zimmerman said.
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Simply captioning the moment with a red heart emoji, the proud parent showed her daughter giving Miles his pacifier as he laid on a fuzzy surface in his crib.
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He wasn't alone in his workout either, getting help from "mini Justin" Silas who laid on top of his dad's back to give some added weight to the exercise.
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Sure, some of that has to be laid on Ryan Tannehill, who had two interceptions on Sunday as Miami only had 23 net yards of offense on the day.
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And when fringe far-left progressives laid on the pressure, seasoned Democratic leaders allowed an important resolution on anti-Semitism to be diluted into a general resolution against hate.
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The forthcoming iPhone could be its own sort of charging mat, allowing AirPods and Apple Watches to be laid on the back of the phone to charge, Bloomberg reports.
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French President Emmanuel Macron last week laid on an ostentatious show of hugs, kisses and hand holding in a bid to convince Trump to stay in the Iran deal.
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For the first salvia session I laid on the couch and donned an eye mask while Doss sat at the far end of the room with the smoking apparatus.
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It's easy to dismantle these worries as pure jealousy, but misogyny is laid on thick in competition between women, and even more so when that woman is your sister.
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"She laughed and laughed and we laid on ground and watched the stars and fell asleep on top of my jacket beside the not so Grand Canyon," he recalled.
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"Expectations were raised," he said, twice, hinting that perhaps the blame for his departure can be laid on the demands of fans who have forgotten where they came from.
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Montaigne, having no access to the abstract concepts that were later laid on this foundation, gives us deeper access to them, because he was the one who laid it.
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Eric didn't know where their family was, so he ushered his little brother to their father's car and they laid on the horn until a great uncle found them.
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"The likely first function of milk was to hydrate parchment-shelled eggs laid on dry ground," said Amy Skibiel of the University of Idaho, an expert in mammalian lactation.
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Back upstairs we entered a high-ceilinged, near-empty room, where the page proofs of one of the designer's upcoming books, a career survey, were laid on the ground.
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I wish I could say the same for the Waterburst, a product touted like the Aqua Bomb but laid on top of my face like a thick, slippery mask.
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"The number of eggs it laid on these nodules was quite small, which usually means that an animal has a long life and not too many predators," he said.
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The baby is alive thanks to a little hero named Polo, the family's dog who laid on top of the child, apparently protecting her from the flames before rescuers arrived.
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The mural is 46 feet wide and 39 feet tall, and each color layer, laid on separately, represents a different aspect of the community the project is trying to highlight.
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Meanwhile, some Trump supporters laid on the anti-Catholicism thick: Quick Quiz: Btwn Trump & the Pope, which one runs a huge multinational that protects subordinates when they rape little boys?
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Instead, the mini wings laid on her eyebrows, bringing a unique twist to the feather eyebrow trend and showing us wings like we've never seen before on the VS runway.
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At the very end of her performance, Beyoncé's dancers laid on the stage to form the universal symbol for woman — a perfect close to "Formation," a song celebrating black womanhood.
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While the greeting laid on for him obviously impressed Trump, he was also able to charm Xi and his wife, showing them videos of his granddaughter, Arabella, singing in Mandarin.
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China got involved two years later when Downing Street laid on a state visit for President Xi Jinping, designed to cement a "Golden Era" of relations between the two countries.
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After the shooting, neither Loehmann or his fellow officer, Frank Garmback, administered first aid to Rice, who laid on the ground unattended until more law enforcement arrived, several minutes later.
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In a previous study, Dr. Greif showed that smooth metal or plastic plates, when laid on the ground, act as sensory traps for bats, which mistook the surfaces for water.
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You selected a ledge and laid on this ledge at night.... This was my first experience at this type of capturing the guillemot and I remember being a little scared.
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It is not directed at Saudis, for Riyadh has oil and a key regional position -- and Saudi leaders laid on the gold and the flattery for his trip in May.
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But Border Patrol logs obtained by ProPublica indicate that three welfare checks were done on Carlos over the period in which the video suggests the boy laid on the floor.
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All come with eze, a hot sauce powered by ema kam, dried red chiles that in Bhutan are laid on rooftops and hung from windows to drink up the sun.
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Allana: We got varied reactions and we apologized to all different kinds of people who were dealing with things that basically Trump has laid on them in the past year.
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While the women in my work celebrate different notions of beauty, I think simultaneously they are providing a confrontational barrier that challenges the clichés traditionally laid on women of color.
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Unwilling to leave his companion behind, the other dog laid on top of her in what appears to be an attempt to protect her from the train hurtling towards them both.
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ESPN analyst Kirk Morrison captured the moment on Twitter: Kaepernick came to Oakland, CA. He kneeled on one knee, players laid on their back with hands up during the Anthem. pic.twitter.
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CNN used to visit for often highly organized media events that NATO laid on in a bid to show the war in Afghanistan was being won, and they could go home.
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When music teacher Dan Fabbio played a simple melody on his saxophone as he laid on the operating table after his brain tumor had been removed, music never sounded so sweet.
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It is unclear why the dolphin was initially removed from the water, and the new video cuts off after the dolphin is laid on the sand and people are patting it.
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It is not that uncommon to arrive at an American airport, for instance, and witness the kind of exuberant welcoming committee for friends or lovers that was laid on at Amsterdam.
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Flatiron Books, which had landed Comey's book, and laid on a packed book tour, announced on Tuesday that it had sold more than 600,000 books in its first week in publication.
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Smith then said he laid on the horn until the vehicle got out of the way, only to find out that the guy in front of him was an undercover cop.
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About 3,000 people also thronged the city's small airport hoping to catch a ride on military planes laid on to take people out, most to a provincial capital to the south.
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Seeking to call attention to the legislation's life-threatening consequences, Cameron and other activists with disabilities removed themselves from their wheelchairs and laid on the floor outside of Senator McConnell's office.
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A found image and object coalesce beautifully in "Feather Moon," whose soft-looking foreground turns out to be a feather laid on top of a photograph of the moon, then rephotographed.
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They found that beaked animals tended to be born from eggs laid on land and from embryos that had a structure on the tip of their snouts known as a caruncle.
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At her burial, in a cemetery called Gate of Heaven, the fresh rectangle of grass laid on her grave was the shape and size of a door, its edges still visible.
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I almost feel bad, but then remember this has all been laid on free of charge for someone in the 1 percent of people globally who could actually afford this suite.
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The original tiles were laid on the floor in an arrangement meant to fit within a built structure; those who walked across the floor were not supposed to notice the tiles' imperfections.
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They are picky eaters, with squat and blunted heads evolved to accommodate a diet of fish eggs laid on surfaces near or on reefs—features that make their faces adorably turtle-like.
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The city's Highway's Department said that paving blocks were generally laid on sand but in some areas, were being strengthened with cement to seal up the joints -- to make them more stable.
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Unfazed by the showy and unexpected reception that his Bolshevik colleagues had laid on for him at Petrograd's Finland Station, Lenin jumped onto an armoured car and gave a fiery impromptu speech.
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Andrea and Tracy were dancing with two red-haired brothers from the UK, who kept exchanging glances at what I imagined was the possibility of both getting laid on the same night.
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Kaabi, who heads a Shi'ite Muslim militia named Harakat Hezbollah al Nujaba, was decked out in a camouflage uniform and led the fighters in prayer on mats laid on the dusty ground.
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LONDON — Israel's energy minister laid on the charm as he spoke to a few dozen oil executives, contractors and analysts in a crowded hotel conference room about the country's natural gas prospects.
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But the other is the $6.6 billion in debt that Vornado, Bain Capital and KKR laid on Toys R Us after a leveraged buyout in 2005, some $5.2 billion of which remains.
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Verdant oases have been squeezed into every corner of New York City, tucked between towering skyscrapers, carved from former military posts and abandoned railroad tracks, and even laid on top of landfills.
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Glossy tiles in gunmetal black from Heath were installed on the wall between the tub and the ceiling, and stone-colored eight-inch hexagonal tiles from Cle were laid on the floor.
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A gentle snow is falling as a child sings a holiday song on a city street, her small metal crutch laid on the ground beside the plastic cup she's brought for donations.
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Though the main note is an essence of jasmine sambac that Mr. Wu remembers from his childhood in Taiwan, the scent is as cool as slices of cucumber laid on the eyelids.
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" (He traces Europe's awakening to the cyber attacks in Estonia in 2007.) On the blame laid on tech for recent terrorist attacks: "Some people would like to say the Internet is guilty.
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The decade's coming-of-age films also laid on the raunch thickly—to the extent that, if you were a teenager, the raunch itself was often the main reason you were watching.
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And alongside factors like increased exposure to medical X-rays, CT scans, and air pollution, they theorized some of the possible blame could be laid on radio-frequency (RF) radiation emitted by cellphones.
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Or that the lavish ceremony laid on by his hosts more recalled the glories of a lost empire than the crisis of national identity that threatens to rip the small island kingdom apart.
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Obama's actions met the demand WikiLeaks laid on on Twitter: while he didn't grant Manning a full pardon, commuting a sentence is a form of executive clemency, by the Department of Justice's definition.
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Although the number of eggs laid on all the plants was much the same, on those exposed to the air of infested plants the new generation of whitefly nymphs developed much more quickly.
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Meanwhile, Kim shared a video walking into her "office for the day" and another one of her legs as she laid on the sand, showing off her yellow nail polish on her toes.
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In 1988 one of them kidnapped him—but then laid on rather a good dinner in his village, took a group photograph and even handed him a gun, inviting him to target practice.
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Once docile the toads can be laid on top of one another in a ridiculous pile, though this neither solves the "we have too many frogs" problem, nor does it seem entirely safe.
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The Patriot-News reports that police believe Plummer may have rolled on top of the baby on the tilted bed and laid on her for "some period of time" while intoxicated and asleep.
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Occasionally, between trips up and down the steps, he paused to wipe up drops of paint that had fallen beyond the brown paper he'd laid on the studio's faded but immaculate linoleum floor.
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We laid on their living room floor as I showed them the pages of an art book I was starting—a story in pictures about my life as an intersex, queer, trans person.
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He had time to reload as he shot people in the head, one witness said, but " threw down his gun and laid on the ground spread eagle" after he ran out of ammunition.
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Last year, when I was hit with waves of panic attacks, she sat with me as I laid on the floor and counted out loud so I could follow along and just breathe.
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Thin wooden sticks, bought by the kilo, are first laid on the conveyer belt of the sorting machine, which sorts and polishes the matches with a coating of wax, making the stick flammable.
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But the clean colors, simple patterns and New York School-style repetition of these words, many of which are laid on backward for an effect suggestive of Cyrillic, clearly aren't the main event.
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Last year, when I was hit with waves of panic attacks, she sat with me as I laid on the floor and counted out loud so I could follow along and just breathe.
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And this spring, the final slab of concrete was laid on a new five-and-a-half-mile boardwalk, with Mayor Bill de Blasio proclaiming its completion a symbol of the area's resiliency.
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"New maps, old maps, same maps" says the voiceover as we see various maps laid on top of each other — indicating arrests, unemployment, vacant homes below the poverty line, and average life expectancy.
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Notable stand-outs included a quilted cape made of neon green satin, laid on the model's head like a tent, oversized long collars used as sleeveless jackets and enormous, faux-fur chapka hats.
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The 49ers quarterback attended a football game at Castlemont High School in Oakland, California on Friday, kneeling during the National Anthem as members of the team laid on their backs with their hands raised.
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GAZA (Reuters) - The Gaza Strip's film festival opened on Friday with artists and audience walking along a red carpet laid on a floor built from the rubble of homes destroyed in wars with Israel.
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I laid on my back in my tiny bedroom with my purity ring in a small tin on my end table, surrounded by posters of the celebrities that made up my universe, and wept.
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The heavy stress that all the students laid on the importance of mutually agreeing the basis of any relationship, at every stage of its development, is probably both a cause and effect of this.
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On social media, much of the blame for the recent attacks has been laid on "communists" who - critics say have been allowed to flourish under Widodo and his left-leaning Indonesia Democratic Party-Struggle.
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"(Investors) unwound positions immediately after his victory and laid on fresh long dollar, long stock trades," said Kathy Lien, managing director of foreign exchange strategy at BK Asset Management in a note on Friday.
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Laid on a low piece of cabinetry was a massive, glitzy championship belt given to the Players' Tribune president, Jaymee Messler, by her pal Stephanie McMahon, daughter of the W.W.E. chief executive Vince McMahon.
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She offers some genius tips, like her suggestion of using uncooked rice or dried beans (laid on a sheet of protective parchment paper or foil) as pie weights while blind-baking a bottom crust.
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Much of the responsibility for what is happening in Syria can be laid on the doorstep of the United States, which has largely stood by as hundreds of thousands of Syrians have been massacred.
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The vid is hilarious ... the team sprayed down their clubhouse with a ton of booze -- and with a protective layer of plastic laid on the ground, they decided to get down on the floor.
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The Ford allegations deal with an alleged incident at a party 35 years ago in which she says Kavanaugh laid on top of her and attempted to pull her one-piece bathing suit off.
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He had the president and the GOP majorities in Congress cornered because of the public pressure to protect the Dreamers and the blame that Americans would have laid on the GOP for the shutdown.
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Inspired by their boldness, as well as by the slow, visceral nature of thick paint, Clark began to use a broom to push acrylic across unprimed canvas, which has been laid on the floor.
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I was in the early throes of the worst breakup I'd ever experienced, laid on the hard sofa in the living room of the damp basement flat where I had recently become the sole tenant.
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I laid on a bed and a woman walks me through the no-metal rule and then requests that I not use my phone because the machine could short circuit it, or something like that.
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"Though the film's portrait of Western decadence is laid on with a trowel, it's also pretty funny," Vincent Canby wrote when "Fatherland," then titled "Singing the Blues in Red," opened in New York in 1988.
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So, we turned to astrologer Amy Tripp to perform a comprehensive synastry reading, in which Jenner and Scott's respective birth charts are laid on top of each other to see how their planetary placements compare.
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A particular focus has been laid on Morton's resignation, not only because of how quickly it happened, but also because he reportedly felt his attempts to reason with Musk on the privatization plan were ignored.
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I tore the tags out of my clothing (destroy the evidence), laid on the floor squeezing into too-tight pants, felt the euphoria of going down a size and the failure of going up again.
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The Mugello circuit, which hosts the sixth round of the season, is usually a sea of tens of thousands of Rossi fans and series promoters Dorna had laid on extra security for the Spanish riders.
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There are two memorials to Blake in Bunhill Fields: a squat headstone next to Defoe's soaring obelisk and a newer slab laid on the site of the mass grave where he was buried in 1827.
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The failure of the administration, or anybody else, to drag all the transgressions of the past out into the light meant that no new narrative was established, no foundation laid on which to build anything.
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Smith was laid on his stomach on the gurney, strapped in, and left behind the office beyond the view of cameras, yelling for help for at least an hour or more, according to the report.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Five dozen elephants used their trunks on Monday to scoop up bananas, melons and pineapples from baskets at a special buffet laid on in Thailand's ancient capital of Ayutthaya to celebrate the national animal.
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It was highly controversial upon its first release for its full-frontal nudity, liberal depiction of drug taking and irreverent treatment of the American flag, which was displayed up-side down and laid on the floor.
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More dramatically, from their rebellious cousin April they learn about the curse laid on the family by Maria Owens, who escaped hanging but was spurned by her paramour: Any man who loves an Owens is doomed.
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And on June 13, the Arizona Republic wrote of an incident from earlier this year where Mesa officers punched and mocked an unarmed man as he laid on a hospital floor in a pool of blood.
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We got the rapper leaving Ace of Diamonds Monday night and our guy was minding his own business (not really) when, out of nowhere, Cardi dished some priceless advice about how to get laid on Rodeo Drive.
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The Ministry of Information said they had "illegally acquired information with the intention to share it with foreign media", and published a photo of the pair in handcuffs standing behind a table with documents laid on it.
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The "Money" rapper, 26, shared a video on her Instagram Story while visiting Rejuve Face and Body Spa in N.Y.C. as she laid on the table getting the hair on her legs and private parts lasered off.
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Despite criticism laid on Greenspan for his loose views on regulation and policy that many argue were a major cause of the global financial crisis, Powell clearly reveres him, and so do other members of the Fed.
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In the boom years, Australian mining companies typically laid on daily barbecues for 'fly-in fly-out' workers in remote locations, as well offering luxury comforts and entertainment such as jetting in rock bands to play gigs.
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On August 22nd she and her French and Italian counterparts laid on the symbolism by holding a mini-summit on Ventotene, an Italian island where Altiero Spinelli, an early Euro-federalist, had been imprisoned during the war.
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So it is doubly disappointing that "The Whole Harmonium," his new biography, is an undramatic, literal-minded chronicle: essentially a long, strenuous paraphrase of Stevens's writing, with thin strips of quotation laid on the gridiron of chronology.
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Their biggest threat is likely to come from Slovakia's attacking midfielder Marek Hamsik, who laid on one goal for Vladimir Weiss and scored the other with a curling shot in his team's 2-1 win against Russia.
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Price: $7.99 per orderThese are flat rectangles of cheese that are breaded and slightly deep-fried and the order comes with each block of mozzarella laid on top of each other like a stack of cheesy dominos.
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Using traditional coiling techniques, an ancient method where thin twists of clay are laid on top of one another and then smoothed by hand, Tessa Eastman is another artist in the show pushing the boundaries of ceramics.
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I'm in love with the stacks of 13+14 marquee entries, and given the constraints they laid on the rest of the grid, I'm really happy with the pop and cleanliness of the rest of the answers.
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In other footage, residents are heard screaming as they try to escape heavily damaged buildings, and the injured are seen being laid on stretchers and loaded into the back of vans to be taken away for treatment.
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So, flanked by a gaggle of photographers, the mayor and governor looked ashen when the young dancers streamed into the room, with the red splashes of paint on their costumes, and laid on the floor, playing dead.
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But the party atmosphere at that event—with copious food and wine laid on for customers and journalists alike—has given way this year to a more sober mood, weaker sales and a bring-your-own-lunch policy.
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And the other downside is the size of the camera bump, which is roughly the same as Apple's on the iPhone X and leads to similar issues of the phone being imbalanced when laid on a flat surface.
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Commuters faced delays for a fourth day even as the city-state's government laid on extra buses to help them get to work, after drivers stopped taking bookings via the smartphone apps that connect them to nearby passengers.
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Trump's interventions into Britain's political crisis over Brexit had threatened to overshadow his state visit to London but instead the president appeared to relish the royal red carpet that his hosts laid on for him and wife Melania.
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Throughout the film, the women in Queen Anne's court dress in black and white, often embellished with what looks like lace but is actually laser-cut black vinyl or white cotton laid on top of the opposite color.
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Among the objects cluttering the top of a nearby cabinet is a still-smoldering cigarette butt, laid on the edge of the surface and emitting a curl of smoke: an emblem for the waning fire of her life.
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"The one thing I will fight to my death, this will not be laid on Jack Welch," said Langone, whose effusive praise of Welch as "CEO of the century" contrasted his veiled criticism of Welch's successor, Jeff Immelt.
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At an event to announce TUI's rebranding of its UK operation to TUI UK from Thomson, the company's UK and Ireland Managing Director Nick Longman said it had already laid on extra flights and is looking to add more.
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Simply captioning the moment with a red heart emoji, the proud parent, 32, showed her 2-year-old daughter giving 11-day-old little brother Miles Theodore his pacifier as he laid on a fuzzy surface in his crib.
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Here's what things look like right now: Image courtesy of Game Detectives Each colored circle is a glyph taken from a different game, and when they're laid on top of one another, they combine to create this larger symbol.
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Here's what things look like right now: Image courtesy of Game Detectives Each colored circle is a glyph taken from a different game, and when they're laid on top of one another, they combine to create this larger symbol.
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Possible modes of display include: folded inside a cotton cover, placed over the cover, installed in vitrines or on pedestals, laid on the floor, worn, pressed, or anything else that could be considered an "activation," according to Walther's definition.
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I'm not running out of here in a huff, throwing my fist up at the bike messenger that side swiped me or the cab driver that laid on the horn as I crossed the street with a walk sign.
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"[Selis] entered the pool area and laid on a lounge chair, called his ex-girlfriend and told his ex-girlfriend that he had just shot two people," San Diego Police Chief Shelley Zimmerman said at a Monday news conference.
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A beautifully autumnal risotto, unusually rich, dense and sweet, combined diced bits of buttercup squash, dried cranberries with the moistness restored to them, pumpkin seeds and chicken apple sausage, halved and neatly crosshatched with grill marks, laid on top.
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On an August evening, members laid on cushions on the ground wincing through the sting and swell of kambo treatments, while others relaxed nearby enjoying Lipton iced tea and deviled eggs served by Bonnie, a 68-year-old volunteer.
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These are the stakes — the future of South Korea, the security of Japan, and America's diminished influence in a key region of the world — that Trump unwittingly has laid on the line in his rash desire to make history.
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The no-frills event, lacking in pomp or publicity, contrasted sharply with the approach of May's predecessor David Cameron, who secured China's involvement in the project during a lavish state visit laid on for President Xi Jinping last year.
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After a deep breathing exercise, we laid on our mats with our eyes closed and screamed into the mountains — deep, primal screams with a volume one could never achieve in civilization, as it would surely attract a few stares.
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At a game between the Panthers and the Titans in early November, three teenagers dressed in fatigues moved from tailgate to tailgate, collecting donations in a boot for wreaths that would be laid on the graves of war veterans.
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His most iconic moment with the team was when he laid on the floor in Seattle, holding the ball over his head after the No. 8 seed Nuggets upset the SuperSonics in the first round of the 1994 playoffs.
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Photographs from before the mansion was painted to images from the middle of the exhibition party laid on the wall interspersed with social media posts about the event, the mansion's real estate listing, and assorted reference materials that inspired the show.
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Along with the captive audience peering down from their cells, around 20 invited relatives and a dozen prison guards watch the prison troupe's first ever performance, with those in the yard enjoying popcorn and candy floss laid on for the event.
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Although the entire incel community is based in large part on attributing the inability to get laid on some tiny perceived flaw, self-describing as a wrist-cel tends to garner some pushback, because even other incels perceive this as silly.
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With the score 63-61 to the South American side late in the game, their playmaker Facundo Campazzo scored twice in quick succession and then laid on an assist for Patricio Garino to seal the contest with a slam-dunk.
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Footage posted to YouTube showed ultranationalist thugs, some of them in balaclavas, chase a slightly-built teenaged boy with bleached hair through a busy park, launching flying kicks at him then kicking him repeatedly as he laid on the ground.
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A: When I did get over there and he did take me by my arms and turn me around and put me on the bed and laid down, laid me back and laid on me as he laid me back.
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When I pointed out every time Brad put his shoes in what I deemed was "the wrong place" and made him feel like he was perpetually messing up in his own home, we laid on the bed and hashed it out.
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You spot them out of the corner of your eye at a holiday party, and suddenly they're all you can think about -- the frosting laid on so thick it sticks to the roof of your mouth and dyes your tongue.
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"Orobates is an ideal candidate for understanding how land vertebrates evolved because it [represents] the lineage leading to modern amniotes—that is, animals that became largely independent from water, as they developed within eggs laid on land," said Nyakatura in a statement.
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Commuters faced delays for a fourth day on Monday even as the city state's government laid on extra buses to help them to get to work after most drivers stopped taking bookings via the smartphone apps that connect them to nearby passengers.
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Like, this line wasn't necessarily made for them to dig and think, this line right here was for them to be like, oh it laid on my ear just perfectly, like it felt good when I heard it, and when I repeated it.
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But you're much more likely to uncover a mish-mash of fingerprints belonging to a whole range of folk—from the victim and potential suspects to innocent parties and police investigators—all laid on top of each other on all sorts of surfaces.
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While Roskilde had laid on an impressive backstage feast for its performers, featuring a smorgasbord of organic greens and charcuterie from Bæst and Manfreds, Bam Bam was in the mood for a more freewheeling street food session before heading back to Copenhagen.
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The coffin is laid on the stage, where a cast of actors are set to play people such as Diana's brother, Earl Spencer, and the former British prime minister, Tony Blair, sits stoically, awaiting the start of the word-for-word reenactment.
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Diluting her paints to the fine consistency of watercolors, she applied the liquid to unprimed canvas, laid on the floor, so that it soaked through in broadly spreading stains, creating opalescent veils of color, bright yet soft, not quite like anything seen before.
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The irony with which Healy sings "fuck that, get money" as a defense mechanism during the despondent bridge of "Somebody Else" is laid on too thick to go unnoticed, but the crowd chanted it as if it were an actual Drake lyric.
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But you're much more likely to uncover a mish-mash of fingerprints belonging to a whole range of folk -- from the victim and potential suspects to innocent parties and police investigators -- all laid on top of each other on all sorts of surfaces.
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Artist Jean-Claude Cintas, 61, lived down the road from the ayatollah at the time and distinctly recalls the period when the bearded Shia cleric in his robes and black turban inhabited the village and French police laid on extra protection for him.
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This piece was a jumping off point for my next series of participatory works called "Calling Stations" which consist of bathroom stall partitions laid on the floor with a birch wheelchair access ramp, a chair and a phone number handwritten on the wall.
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No evidence of a struggle In her closing argument, Wilson pointed to the condition of Slager's uniform shown on the widely-seen cell-phone video of the shooting, and later noted that the officer's earpiece was still attached as Scott's body laid on the ground.
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For Kpaaré, who was cut at the age of 13, the birth of her second child was shortly followed by urinary incontinence, and traumatic flashbacks of the night she was laid on the ground naked - legs spread apart - with four women pinning her down.
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Held in Bloomsbury, an elegant London district known for its garden squares and literary past, the "open iftar" is laid on for 30 nights by a small community group - The Ramadan Tent Project, which invites all comers to join them and eat for free.
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Elisabetta Tai, a former Italian model, told the New York Post that she visited the Manhattan residence of Jeffrey Epstein in 2004, when she was 21, and escaped after the wealthy financier stripped naked, laid on a massage table, and handed her a vibrator.
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Tai, who the Post described as speaking "in halting English," said she talked to Epstein about her modeling experience for a while before he stripped naked, laid on a massage table next to his desk, asked her to approach him, and handed her a vibrator.
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According to rumors and reports dating back to 2015, Apple has assembled a massive team to design and build a pair of smart glasses, capable of augmented reality (AR) experiences — where you can see virtual or digital images laid on top of the real world.
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I'd go to sleep right on that food and then get up in the morning and he done fixed French toast, pancakes, grits, biscuits, so now I'm laying on food on top of the food I just laid on a couple of hours ago.
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Rather than prove the administration's point, the images of the McAllen facility only serve to further illustrate the horrific nature of its practices, showing kids held in metal enclosures sprawled atop mattresses laid on a concrete floor, with little around them except flimsy space blankets.
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Parker's extraordinarily lavish wedding made headlines at the time, since he reportedly spent $4.5 million to create a magical world, complete with goats, a pen of bunnies, a pony, a feast laid on top of white fur, and a 9-foot-tall wedding cake.
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During the four-hour trip on a blisteringly hot day, the men smoked Cohiba cigars and downed drinks as they searched for shade to take photos of their Pateks — many on wrists, others carefully arranged on a blue tarp laid on an upper deck.
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As Neymar teed Messi up to smash home the opening goal after three minutes and laid on the pass for the Argentine's second strike later in the first half, however, there was no sign the feted trio had lost any of their almost telepathic understanding.
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When I laid on my horn while following the slow driver — which I confess to you here I did — then I expressed a value that I would really not want to be associated with, and would likely not have admitted to at the time.
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In this first fight, Mr. Ryan's more orthodox right-leaning vision was co-opted only halfheartedly by Mr. Trump, who has few fixed political beliefs, in service of a bill the president never well understood, even as he laid on the superlatives in praising it.
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This is ironic, considering that by welcoming their hero, the right has become part of the welcoming committee for Trump, siding with the British state—the opposite of counterculture—which has laid on a pageant of military marching bands and spent millions on a policing operation.
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There are also subcategories of harmless flirting: flirting out of sympathy because you don't want to make the other person feel bad about an unrequited crush; habitual flirting that can literally be laid on anyone; and there's opportunistic flirting that relies on the other person's known attraction.
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The Solano County sheriff's office in Fairfield, California, took to Facebook to recognize a man named "Eric" who laid on the ground beside a dog that was injured in a hit and run on Saturday, comforting the gravely injured pup in what would be his final moments.
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These are, putatively, films about homophobia and about the opiate crisis, but they are just as much films about characters trying to fight their way out from under a narrow vision of high-achieving white masculinity that's been laid on top of them like a weighted blanket.
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Thursday, to the visible dismay of Frost's citizenry, two strips of hickory-smoked Whataburger bacon and two Grade A eggs were laid on the old asphalt at the corner of East Pace and Garitty Streets, across from Ross Propane and next door to the shuttered City Café.
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He hasn't done that in the past, but even if you believe he would, the rules and norms aren't made to guide the most morally upstanding person in the room (a designation one imagines has never been laid on the President, but let's put that aside).
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KARANGASEM, Indonesia, Nov 26 (Reuters) - Airlines laid on extra flights to Bali on Thursday to allow some of the thousands of passengers stranded by the eruption of Mount Agung to fly out, as a switch in wind direction sent volcanic ash away from the holiday island's airport.
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And this is especially the case with "Cave" (2019) in Gallery 11, the third of the spectaculars, which looks, from a short distance away, like a partly tumbling architectural structure made of metal cubes (in fact, its shape is that of a crouching body laid on its side).
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When Del Vaz Projects exhibited at the Paramount Ranch art fair, Stone's carpets traveled to the former movie set where they were unceremoniously laid on the dirt ground and lolled upon while the hair of willing volunteers was snipped away by Lydia Hwang in a chair of Reaves's design.
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This is the Great Western Greenway, a cycling and walking trail laid on the bed of a disused railway, and one of a growing number of country routes that aim to improve recreation, health and job opportunities by tapping into Ireland's love of the outdoors, whatever the weather.
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The Zeppelin knot, formed from two loops laid on top of each other, gets its strength from countable topological properties, said Patil: lots of rope crossings that tend to twist each other in opposite directions, like a towel being wrung out, and circulate in opposite directions to create friction.
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IN THE BALTIC SEA, Sweden, Sept 7313 (Reuters) - With each 24-tonne steel pipe laid on the seabed of the Baltic Sea, the vessel Solitaire is edging closer to what could be a costly hold-up for the Russian-led gas pipline project which has divided the European Union.
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The GO Plus Plus will do everything the GO+ did (letting you tap a button to spin Pokéstops, or catch nearby Pokémon) but also has a built-in accelerometer allowing it to be laid on your bed to track sleep habits and send 'em back to your phone via Bluetooth.
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According to Motherboard's analysis, YouTube rapidly removed the main wave of recordings, but a few videos still broke through: Some included a different still image (the same Arabic text but this time with a white border), while another just presented a plain black screen with the speech laid on top.
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"The more that we worry about additional tariffs being laid on when we haven't even resolved the initial tariff issues we're having with China, it's just negative overall for global markets," warned Saira Malik, head of global equities at Nuveen, a global investment manager with almost a trillion dollars under management.
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But I did this Outward Bound-like experience, and I had to climb a telephone pole 30 feet in the air — I'm belayed, so if I fall, I'm going to be caught — to climb it 30 feet in the air and walk across another telephone pole laid on its side.
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He's been a photographer since his days at Sogang University, the prestigious Korean Jesuit school in Seoul, and while the objects he's laid on the table do seem like an extension of him, it's clear he doesn't make his films with them — they are tools for making, or maintaining, his sensibility.
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" But it more quietly laid on the guilt in the pamphlet I received, informing me that I "may find that parents and family members are more than happy to contribute to an 'egg freezing fund' in lieu of birthday or Christmas presents, just because future grandchildren are a high priority.
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