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| En route, she | lay to at plane guard station "George," while VP-26 |
| These cities | lay to the east and south of Mathura, up to which l |
| The island of Trombay | lay to the southeast of Sashti. |
| Addiction tour, "We needed a hot cover tune to | lay to waste the goth hordes that were awaiting us, |
| r of Tanur (Tanore)or Vettattnad, whose kingdom | lay to the north, on the road between Calicut and C |
| wn at the stadium was a 7 yards pass from Ricky | Lay to Tre' Sellari. |
| villages, many historic, were destroyed as they | lay too close to the border, for example Erlebach. |
| ficult and even costly when the desired mineral | lay too deep below the surface, as sometimes enormo |
| At the 1950 Empire Games | Lay took the oath on behalf of all compettiors. |
| "SuperModel" (El | Lay Toya Jam) 3:55 |
| e Milwaukee & Mississippi the first railroad to | lay track all the way across Wisconsin. |
| cific Railroad was the third railway company to | lay tracks through Fullerton and to build a depot. |
| The city authorized them on June 6 to | lay tracks on Atlantic Avenue west of Boerum Place |
| ining on a part-time basis through the church's | lay training centres while the person is engaging i |
| eads Shobo-an, the Zen Centre's residential and | lay training temple in north-west London. |
| those who hunt for the pleasure of it and will | lay traps and confuse them so that they become eter |
| th Valuation Tribunal, an independent voluntary | lay tribunal that resolves disputes concerning loca |
| ncorporated with the bishop, the pastor and two | lay trustees serving as a corporate board at each p |
| officio), the Vicar (Vice Chairman:ex-officio), | Lay Trustees and Secretary of the St. Thomas Orthod |
| Females | lay two white eggs. |
| orse to charge the enemy because directly ahead | lay two double ditches with high banks and a brook |
| The females | lay two tendril egg cases at a time. |
| ntury, the frontiers of the two imperial powers | lay two thousand miles apart, across vast deserts a |
| rgs) they build circular nests from stones, and | lay two eggs, which are incubated by both the male |
| The station | lay two miles outside the town, in the small villag |
| ecause he was excommunicated, the embalmed body | lay unburied for many years in the monastery of She |
| His body | lay unclaimed for a week before his only remaining |
| For six hours, she | lay unconscious, unaware that she nearly lost her r |
| ages the land that is now the San Joaquin Hills | lay under the ocean: construction for the San Joaqu |
| Beginning in 1794, Gipperath | lay under French rule. |
| Beginning in 1794, Klosterkumbd | lay under French rule. |
| Beginning in 1794, Niederkumbd | lay under French rule. |
| ried to get himself out of Berlin, which by now | lay under the Red Army's siege. |
| Bymarken | lay under the city's civil administration, but for |
| and whole cities, such as Jamaica's Port Royal, | lay under the waves. |
| Doc Severinsen, singing: "My dead dog Rover / | lay under the sun / and stayed there all summer / u |
| Beginning in 1794, Diefenbach | lay under French rule. |
| By 1491, the city of Granada itself | lay under siege. |
| ight, which had been offloaded from steamboats, | lay under tarpaulins at the landing awaiting shipme |
| The lands of the former Zaporizhian Host now | lay under the Kakhovka Reservoir. |
| oor's side cleared off did it reveal a dwelling | lay underneath. |
| signal cable from Key West to Cuba, as well as | lay undersea telegraph cable throughout the Caribbe |
| e the 18th century, but the civilian settlement | lay undiscovered until the 1990s. |
| After her burial, she | lay undisturbed for two years. |
| Strauss died in Vienna on 3 June 1899, the work | lay unfinished, although sketches of the entire wor |
| The land | lay unnoticed until Newburgh grew large enough to s |
| The wreckage | lay unnoticed until 1985, when it was finally disco |
| These recordings | lay unnoticed in the collection of the musicologist |
| It | lay unregarded in the church at Irnham until the ea |
| The community | lay until 1815 in the Saxon Amt of Seyda, whereafte |
| Here things | lay until 1988, when the International Fund for Ire |
| The community | lay until 1815 in the Saxon Amt of Wittenberg, and |
| mmissioned at Philadelphia Navy Yard, where she | lay until recommissioned 17 June 1940 for patrol du |
| The region | lay untouched by Europeans until 1882 when copper w |
| The site | lay unused until being purchased by Convoys (newspr |
| Females | lay up to 300 eggs at a time on emergent or floatin |
| ited States Maritime Administration (MARAD) for | lay up in the National Defense Reserve Fleet at Sui |
| The females can | lay up to 4 million eggs in a single year. |
| These rare egg laying chickens | lay up to 160 eggs per year. |
| After mating, it is believed that the females | lay up to 200 eggs at the base of the Austrodanthon |
| rred to the Maritime Administration (MARAD) for | lay up in the National Defense Reserve Fleet. |
| Maritime Administration, 18 December 1998, for | lay up in the National Defense Reserve Fleet, James |
| The females | lay up to 6 pairs of eggs. |
| ntly transferred to the Maritime Commission for | lay up in the National Defense Reserve Fleet. |
| bang when he tore up his leg while attempting a | lay up at a game. |
| It may | lay up to 195 eggs in a lifetime. |
| rred in 1962 to the Maritime Administration for | lay up in the National Defense Reserve Fleet, James |
| was returned to the Maritime Administration for | lay up with the National Defense Reserve Fleet at S |
| to the U.S. Maritime Administration (MarAd) for | lay up in the James River. |
| rred to the Maritime Administration (MARAD) for | lay up in the Maritime Reserve Fleet at Beaumont, T |
| d if provided with a durable nest box, and will | lay up to three clutches per year. |
| d to the Maritime Commission on 9 June 1959 for | lay up in the National Defense Reserve Fleet. |
| e salvage firm 10 May 1947 and was returned for | lay up in the Reserve Fleet (date unknown). |
| transferred to the Maritime Administration for | lay up in the National Defense Reserve Fleet at Sui |
| at World War III had begun and that they should | lay up provisions. |
| wn), and was subsequently returned to MARAD for | lay up in the National Defense Reserve Fleet. |
| 20: but | lay up for yourselves treasures in heaven, where ne |
| 19: “Don't | lay up treasures for yourselves on the earth, where |
| ister, (date unknown); transferred to MARAD for | lay up in the National Defense Reserve Fleet, (date |
| It has been reported to | lay up to three eggs in termite nests. |
| transferred to the Maritime Administration for | lay up in the National Defense Reserve Fleet at Bea |
| d 9 October 1946 to the Maritime Commission for | lay up in the National Defense Reserve Fleet, Suisu |
| lades was transferred to MARAD, 2 July 1990 for | lay up in the National Defense Reserve Fleet. |
| to the U.S. Maritime Administration (MARAD) for | lay up in the National Defense Reserve Fleet, and w |
| In captivity, females | lay up to 50 eggs per clutch which can take well ov |
| They tend to nest in trees and can | lay up to 7 eggs (Coccyzus) although Saurothura onl |
| Then they | lay up to 14 eggs in termite mounds. |
| Females are able to | lay up to 1,000 eggs at a time in a large egg mass. |
| During this period, the females | lay up to 6 pairs of eggs. |
| powerful depth charges, and could transport and | lay up to 60 mines. |
| During reproduction, they are able to | lay up to 9 eggs in a clutch. |
| transferred to the Maritime Administration for | lay up in the Maritime Reserve Fleet at Suisun Bay, |
| ed over to the U.S. Maritime Administration for | lay up in Suisun Bay, California |
| ssion on 23 March 1955, at Beaumont, Texas, for | lay up. |
| wald underly whatever punishment the kirk would | lay upon him,' which declaration, on 27 Dec. 1564, |
| The land allocated under the grant also | lay upon an island between the Adyar and Cooum rive |
| wed the ‘Chathurvarnia' system of society which | lay upon cast system based on ‘Manusmruthi'. |
| or ghostly person crept in during the night and | lay upon the sleeper, so as to constrict the chest |
| My Limbs were all in a tremble - I | lay upon my Back to rest myself, and was beginning |
| Females can | lay upwards of 700 eggs, which they attach in small |
| eveloped at Cornell University in 1962 to serve | lay users, namely, for students to use to solve mat |
| found many of the mensal lands in the hands of | lay usurpers, but recoveredsome by a lawsuit to i. |
| The diocese of Dunkeld | lay vacant for three years, while the issue was con |
| The throne | lay vacant until Martel's death. |
| The site of the Central Hotel | lay vacant for several years, but is now occupied b |
| The property then | lay vacant until 2004. |
| the liturgy discouraged; twenty episcopal sees | lay vacant and seven hundred and forty parishes wer |
| ck were quickly torn down, after which the land | lay vacant for over a a quarter of a century. |
| By the year 2000, about half of the stores | lay vacant in the mall. |
| few years of American independence, the church | lay vacant as it and the community began to rebuild |
| Much of this designated housing | lay vacant for months or even years before it could |
| As the GM seat | lay vacant - but perhaps being kept warm for Willia |
| It then | lay vacant for a decade until in 1969 when Jim Will |
| Each married powerful | lay vassals of their father: Emma of France (894-93 |
| the goods in protruding metal containers which | lay very close to the body and was attached to it w |
| The hens | lay very well, with a seasonal variation, and produ |
| ntemporary choir robes and other expressions of | lay vesture are inspired by, but remain distinct fr |
| After serving as | Lay Vicar and Seminarian Intern at a number of loca |
| The | Lay Vicar who has been in the Cathedral Choir for t |
| After serving as a | Lay Vicar in the choir of St. Patrick's Cathedral, |
| The | Lay Vicars live locally. |
| aged between 8 - 13 years and six professional | Lay Vicars singing countertenor, tenor and bass. |
| Close Company is the name used by the | Lay Vicars of Chichester Cathedral when they sing t |
| He lodged nearby with a | lay village pastor, whose enthusiasm tempted him to |
| It then disappeared from the repertoire and | lay virtually unperformed for many years, but it ha |
| He was a police station | lay visitor for six years from 1990 and worked in B |
| There is a meditation workshop for | lay visitors each Saturday from 2-4pm. |
| From 1961 to 1968, he was national director of | lay volunteers for the Catholic Church Extension So |
| ommunities of brothers, and organised groups of | lay volunteers. |
| s regularly accompany and assist its clergy and | lay volunteers. |
| art of San Francisco, the legions of the damned | lay waiting beneath the Golden Gate Bridge. |
| Roosevelt's dismounted cavalry | lay waiting in trenches at the base of the hill, su |
| olk, Virginia, USA where a refitted HMS Furious | lay waiting for them to take them aboard They left |
| ief Executive and Chairman of the Board Kenneth | Lay was the co-chairman of the organizing committee |
| Ballem's partner, Olympic medalist Marion | Lay, was a major backer of the Vancouver Olympics. |
| The spur on which the old station | lay was retained as a goods yard until 1969. |
| Cape Lisburne Air Force Station, although Point | Lay was operated by civilian contract workers. |
| Lay was then returned to the United States, where h | |
| Horatio Nelson | Lay was born in Forest Hill to George Tradescant La |
| Lay was fired that same year by the Chinese governm | |
| Camp | Lay was a Confederate army encampment during the Am |
| On early takes of the song, Sam | Lay was the drummer and Frank Owens played piano. |
| (March to June) and a female that was about to | lay was found in July. |
| Lay was a naturalist on the English sailing ship HM | |
| irie was something of a crossroads; to the west | lay Washington, Confederate capital of Arkansas, to |
| A boar | lay waste to a country, and two brothers set out to |
| ngry elements at the beck of an invisible power | lay waste the fairest portion of the village." |
| ng in 1088, the barons set out on a campaign to | lay waste to the king's lands and supporters. |
| t", under orders to confiscate all property and | lay waste to what could not be carried off. |
| tic Vampire Sanitation teams are called upon to | lay waste to these vile predators. |
| swore oaths to Charles promising never to again | lay waste his kingdom and accepted Christianity and |
| ex, but after the manner of pagans, destroy and | lay waste everything" (De Brabantionibus et Aragone |
| ilize immense power on the battlefield, able to | lay waste to an entire army singlehandedly. |
| vices Union, said that "the government wants to | lay waste to our members' jobs and livelihoods more |
| swore oaths to Charles promising never to again | lay waste his kingdom and accepted Christianity and |
| Doria managed to capture the city, and to | lay waste to the surrounding coast. |
| pressway, the eastern edge of Jurong Camp, Boon | Lay Way, Corporation Road, Fourth Chin Bee Road, In |
| ve followers, who did not know where the danger | lay, were rushing into certain destruction, when Se |
| Part of the rural district | lay west of the River Tamar, forming a salient surr |
| The land | lay west of Foshalee Slough, a swampy lowland exten |
| uity the Maeotian marshes (Latin Palus Maeotis) | lay where the Don River emptied into the Maeotian L |
| Most people buy them point of | lay, which is when you buy chickens just before the |
| nis was withdrawn to Greece, which is where she | lay while decisions were made about her future. |
| tirely in Houston and run by HNG's CEO, Kenneth | Lay, who renamed the company Enron Corporation. |
| 0 in loans and contributions from Enron and Ken | Lay, who the Rockets said was a "tireless" force in |
| The band hired manager John | Lay, whose previous clients included Squeeze and Ro |
| been quoted "The whole secret of my getting on | lay with my mother." |
| hed, the responsibility for Education generally | lay with the Colonial Secretary. |
| ng brothers, Seljuq power in Anatolia no longer | lay with Seljuq princes but instead devolved into t |
| ident and had no executive powers as all powers | lay with the Prime Minister, Dr. Kofi Abrefa Busia. |
| the colony's history, the real political power | lay with the appointed Privy council, or Governor's |
| Much of the responsibility for the event | lay with the Japan Weightlifting Association overlo |
| early as 1947 the firm decided that the future | lay with computers, and since nothing suitable was |
| loration rights in the area of the old mine now | lay with Barrick Gold, through its subsidiary, Seke |
| The whole of the main street (Green Lanes) | lay with Tottenham's boundaries, but this doesn't e |
| for one week in 1962 before deciding his heart | lay with United, who he served for 32 years in vari |
| of London, sent him to Newgate Prison, where he | lay with John Hooper, Laurence Saunders, John Bradf |
| Her research interests | lay with the taxonomy of ascomycetes, especially th |
| m crusade, he became convinced that his destiny | lay with an ordination in the Episcopal Church. |
| The problem | lay with the inverted siphon: the smoke had to pass |
| problem on inadequate labor, saying the problem | lay with "the wretched condition of the colored pop |
| lear where ultimate authority in the expedition | lay, with the ship's captain, or the scientist-in-c |
| e Suvla operation but responsibility ultimately | lay with Lord Kitchener who, as Secretary of State |
| In the 17th century, this patronage | lay with the Hampden family, but in 1720 Richard Ha |
| case of the Empire, he argued that sovereignty | lay with the Prince-electors. |
| loration rights in the area of the old mine now | lay with Barrick Gold, through its subsidiary, Seke |
| His interests, however, | lay with natural science and particularly with astr |
| was the second single from the album Would You | Lay with Me (In a Field of Stone). |
| nted to replace him, but Nichols said the fault | lay with the character and insisted that the part n |
| e minister ultimately responsible, so the fault | lay with him. |
| outbreak of the Civil War, Tappan's sympathies | lay with the Confederate cause (despite his Norther |
| whether the authority to define legal holidays | lay with the Reich or the states. |
| hose, and after within the bed, and finally he | lay with me naked, and used me in such sort as a ma |
| ing that the custody or control of the children | lay with the mother, with the important caveat that |
| opinion was a legal one, and that his sympathy | lay with Lydia. |
| of World War I, although the effective command | lay with General Alexander Myshlayevsky. |
| "Would You | Lay with Me (in a Field of Stone)" (David Allan Coe |
| Despite his commercial success, Liller's heart | lay with the sound of Nyhavn; traditional Dixieland |
| recorded the song for her gold album Would You | Lay with Me (In a Field of Stone) in 1974 and inclu |
| sion it was told (Hesiod, Theogony 970) that he | lay with Demeter, a stand-in for Rhea, in a thrice- |
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