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| es how she will once again defy authorities and | lay a memorial off Chang An Avenue. |
| verned by an external governing authority which | lay down the rules and regulations as well as makes |
| With no ambulance service available, he | lay on the track until several jockeys carried him |
| The Rancho Azusa Duarte | lay east across San Gabriel River from the Rancho A |
| Financial difficulties caused Baldwin to | lay off some of its workforce in 2005. |
| whether or not the game was won, the band will | lay down their instruments, lock their arms over ea |
| year he was employed by the people of Bandon to | lay their grievances before the English parliament. |
| He was a devout Baptist and | lay preacher, and built the Uley Chapel in 1851 at |
| l, in a normal way, the transformed Baqi Billah | lay lost in trance. |
| ince in Sri Lanka and current Basnayaka Nilame ( | Lay Custodian) of the Ruhunu Maha Kataragama devala |
| He was ex Basnayaka Nilame ( | Lay Custodian) of the Ruhunu Maha Kataragama devala |
| rovincial Council and current Basnayaka Nilame ( | Lay Custodian) of the Ruhunu Maha Kataragama devala |
| 970-1977 & 1994-1999), former Basnayaka Nilame ( | Lay Custodian) of the Ruhunu Maha Kataragama Devala |
| the icy waters of which the site of Baston then | lay. |
| A military bath house | lay between the fort and the River Bran. |
| BBC: Patient | lay dead for 10 hours (2003) |
| said it was Our Lady's wish that he should be a | lay brother. |
| m the program returned to Padre Island beach to | lay their eggs. |
| years before and make their way up the beach to | lay their eggs. |
| Only females return to beaches to | lay their eggs. |
| er and footwear manufacturer, and also became a | lay preacher. |
| died with doctors while in Liberia and became a | lay medical practitioner. |
| He became a | lay preacher in 1842 and also ran a Sunday school. |
| She became a | lay member of the Franciscan order in 1872. |
| She became a | lay preacher in 1909 and was admitted pending study |
| It is believed to be so named because it | lay close to the boundary which existed in the 10th |
| entiate it from Isca Dumnoniorum and because it | lay in the territory of the Silures tribe. |
| oper servitium regis to the king and because it | lay within the diocese of Paderborn, which meant th |
| re; which last he probably procured, because it | lay so near his own paternal feat, and the place of |
| becoming the first Aboriginal woman to become a | Lay Bencher with the Law Society of Manitoba. |
| ssociation of Scientific Workers), and become a | lay official in 1944 when he was elected as secreta |
| The sick were shot in the beds they | lay in, infants were torn from the hands that held |
| ter the death of John T. Pullen, who had been a | lay leader of the church. |
| U-219's mission had been to | lay mines off Cape Town and Colombo, but when the g |
| school year, Peninsula Catholic has been under | lay administration. |
| He had been a | lay reader; as well as establishing Brighton's firs |
| ks of Chopin and the complete Beethoven sonatas | lay at the core of a very extensive repertoire from |
| f wood conditions are right, female beetles may | lay their eggs and re-infest the wood, continuing t |
| Dienstbier had been president of NNG before Ken | Lay seized control of Internorth. |
| The vapours slowly cleared and there before me | lay Dragonskulle, its twisted rocks and cliffs defo |
| As Cooper began to | lay off workers during the summer of 2005, the Task |
| Parliamentary forces began to | lay siege to the city of Chester. |
| use from his father-in-law in 1718 and began to | lay out gardens there. |
| Nevertheless, Donovan began to | lay the groundwork for a centralized intelligence p |
| ven before his course was completed he began to | lay the foundations of a work on Finnish mythology. |
| s to 1720 and soon afterwards the earl began to | lay out the property for development. |
| Upon his election, Tydings began to | lay out his legislative agenda for his upcoming ter |
| The United States also began to | lay the groundwork for a military coup in this stag |
| His paintings based on this trip began to | lay the foundation of his reputation; one of them, |
| rd allows dozens of queens to mate and begin to | lay. |
| ion in the summer of 1998, but that behind them | lay the likes of Gillingham, Preston North End, Wig |
| ardian and then novice master - despite being a | lay brother and being completely illiterate. |
| In this book he expressed his belief that | lay people, and not only priests and religious, are |
| e Road near the community of New Bellsville, it | lay in far eastern Van Buren Township. |
| thereafter, the plantation at Berkeley Hundred | lay abandoned, until William Tucker and others got |
| lve tone technique, is perhaps best-known among | lay audiences for this early tonal work. |
| kitchen and other domestic offices; beyond this | lay the coach house and adjoining that was the stab |
| At this Nissarana Vanaya countless Bhikkus and | lay devotees both local and foreign received instru |
| enth century) crossed the bridge, a big serpent | lay across it. |
| was quickly transferred to the German Bight to | lay minefields in German waters. |
| other Galaxian clones in that the Birdmen will | lay explosive eggs if they successfully reach the b |
| will remove the bishop's mitre, the bishop will | lay his hand upon ht head of the clergyman and say |
| 's second delegation to Vigilius-of bishops and | lay officials -was similarly unsuccessful. |
| okesman for a group of conservative bishops and | lay leaders at a press conference expressing disapp |
| ion before becoming a shoemaker, blacksmith and | lay preacher. |
| rt" in French ("I was dead from love's bliss; I | lay buried in her arms; I was wakened by her kisses |
| Its eminent organist William Blitheman also | lay here . |
| He lifted her out of the pool of blood she | lay in. |
| he most popular were Brown's Ferry Blues, Gonna | Lay Down My Old Guitar and Fifteen Miles from Birmi |
| ief Executive and Chairman of the Board Kenneth | Lay was the co-chairman of the organizing committee |
| creation of administrative corporate boards of | lay people as heads of parishes, replacing the Chur |
| Booth helped | lay the cornerstone for the building and cut the ri |
| Female corn borer moths | lay clusters of eggs on corn leaves, usually on the |
| knowing the couple's intentions, both families | lay down a one-year-long separation without any con |
| In Roman times, both sites | lay on opposite sides of a large estuary (now Breyd |
| U.S. Naval Gun Factory on 28 May, both caskets | lay in state in the Capitol Rotunda until 30 May, a |
| spired through his pastoral leadership both the | Lay Cooperation in Ministry and the Mother's meetin |
| ecause of the boundary stone or boundstone that | lay on the boundary. |
| y part of the historical Forest of Bowland that | lay within the historical bounds of Lancashire, the |
| eferred Fredericksburg and New Braunfels, which | lay outside the land grant boundaries. |
| They breed and | lay reasonably well. |
| Fulmar Prions are annual breeders; they | lay a single egg in their nest on islands with colo |
| 8:20 the train began to cross the bridge which | lay on a left hand curve. |
| was recorder of the borough of Bridgnorth, and | lay dean of the royal peculiar of Bridgnorth. |
| acks of potatoes for shipment by his brig which | lay at anchor some distance away." |
| 19 December 1965) was a British Congregational | lay preacher and politician. |
| Three broad ditches | lay between the landing zone and the fort. |
| There was one brother (a | lay member of the institute). |
| ety of African Missions - priests, brothers and | lay missionaries - strive to be a living witness to |
| ed they were molested by 10 former brothers and | lay teachers while at the school. |
| ht be expected from such a career, Buck's gifts | lay in organization, with a particular talent for b |
| imals, particularly some reptiles, build nests, | lay eggs in them, and in most cases bring up their |
| t Nicholas: this was a cruciform building which | lay to the south of the city. |
| tform with a substantial station building which | lay disused until eventual demolition. |
| After her burial, she | lay undisturbed for two years. |
| have lived in small groups, creating burrows to | lay eggs in. |
| In 1836, he employed Decimus Burton to | lay out the new town. |
| Midnight Mission was founded by businessman and | lay minister Tom Liddecoat in 1914. |
| e after another close and its once busy harbour | lay idle. |
| the war it was converted into a hotel, but then | lay empty and abandoned. |
| te 16th century, religious authorities but also | lay authorities ended up to forbid or anyway to str |
| inscriptions show, it was a municipium, but it | lay far from any of the main high-roads. |
| iling oil and sulfur were poured on him but "he | lay therein as he had lain in cold water, thanking |
| hough prayer ropes are often tied by monastics, | lay persons are permitted to tie them also. |
| Close Company is the name used by the | Lay Vicars of Chichester Cathedral when they sing t |
| The monastery is entirely supported by the | lay community and, along with Amaravati, is managed |
| TKWO was established in 1960 by the | lay Buddhist organization Rissho Kosei Kai at its h |
| ried to get himself out of Berlin, which by now | lay under the Red Army's siege. |
| He was also accompanied by a | lay disciple Bhankuka, who was a maternal grandson |
| Riverstown House - used by the | lay college from 1801-1817. |
| By 1937, | Lay had 25 employees, and had begun producing his o |
| also used in Chicago and other cities by Latino | lay persons who called it the Hijas de Maria and Da |
| Now run by a | lay foundation in trust, it maintains high academic |
| ol as trustees, the school has been headed by a | lay principal since September 2002. |
| directed by Mervyn LeRoy and written by Beirne | Lay, Jr. |
| ommunities were led almost entirely by educated | lay people of the aristocratic classes (as they wer |
| ts, four grades in eight classes taught by four | lay teachers and six Sisters of Charity of Halifax. |
| ties were to be returned to the church by their | lay proprietors. |
| feature, but assumed that a Byzantine cemetery | lay beneath. |
| titioner; when there are none in the cabinet, a | lay person is sometimes appointed to the office of |
| ld of the Irvings of Eskdale, called Stakehugh, | lay near the current site. |
| e and Massachusetts avenues) Cambridge patriots | lay in wait behind a pile of barrels at, but were s |
| astery was dissolved and the premises came into | lay hands. |
| pressway, the eastern edge of Jurong Camp, Boon | Lay Way, Corporation Road, Fourth Chin Bee Road, In |
| ng in 1088, the barons set out on a campaign to | lay waste to the king's lands and supporters. |
| Norwegian soldiers in the Norwegian Campaign to | lay down their weapons. |
| Marshman is as poor as I am, and I can scarcely | lay by a sum monthly to relieve three or four indig |
| bly one school that is notable, but it can also | lay claim to be in neighbouring Cranham. |
| he village school ground, where Canadian's body | lay. |
| ne, viz., that 'the working class cannot simply | lay hold of ready-made state machinery, and wield i |
| According to the Canon Law | lay people have the right to organize association, |
| e king and archbishop Anselm of Canterbury over | lay investiture. |
| ent in Tyrannosaurus, such as the capability to | lay an amniotic egg, whereas a feature both birds a |
| In captivity, females | lay up to 50 eggs per clutch which can take well ov |
| helor of Commerce, Pedro Pinto's career choices | lay in Industrial Psychology and Tiago Correia-Paul |
| In some cases BPH | lay eggs in the rice seed beds (also known as rice |
| ion for Family and Life, a Catholic charismatic | lay community. |
| The source and essence of the Cavalry Corps | lay in the background of the age of the Virginia Ca |
| e, in deeper than average nesting cavities, and | lay an average of four 37.1 x 29.9 millimeter eggs, |
| hair of the GPhC Council is Bob Nicholls CBE, a | lay member with extensive experience in the Nationa |
| Cecil Howard | Lay (b. |
| r "not cultivated or planted", Cecilius Calvert | lay claim to Kent Island. |
| an building scalable, redundant data centers to | lay the foundation of bandwidth and data intensive |
| The site of the Central Hotel | lay vacant for several years, but is now occupied b |
| For centuries it | lay within the historic county boundaries of the No |
| For centuries, it | lay within the historic county boundaries of the No |
| French settlement of the late 18th century and | lay between the Muscatatuck River and White River's |
| nt of trade routes and the 13th century village | lay either side of the early road from Exeter to Ok |
| tirely in Houston and run by HNG's CEO, Kenneth | Lay, who renamed the company Enron Corporation. |
| 's production of sheep fleeces in Ceredigion to | lay as a foundation for the railway line on the bog |
| y presided over the trial of Enron Chairman Ken | Lay and former Chief Executive Officer Jeff Skillin |
| rayed in the film, including Enron Chairman Ken | Lay played by Mike Farrell, CEO Jeff Skilling playe |
| uilding activity of the Western Chalukya Empire | lay in the Tungabhadra river region, where large me |
| At the 2008 World Indoor Championships, Savigne | lay in second before her final attempt, with an are |
| Both united form the noblest character and | lay the surest foundation of usefulness to mankind. |
| the formation of Christian character, Catholic | lay leadership, Christian fellowship, and community |
| (kottarakkara sridharan nair) wants chathan to | lay hands on a treasure.Even though magician is a o |
| Since chickens can | lay eggs almost every day and the yolk of an immuni |
| His chief interest | lay in The Black Raven Press of which he was a dire |
| his interest affected himself, the chief profit | lay in the fact that it deepened his conception of |
| opera and in oratorio, but his chief popularity | lay in his delivery of ballads, such as Sally in ou |
| Chiltlee Manor | lay to the south of Bramshott Manor and was recorde |
| Its size made it the first choice to | lay the original cables that linked the administrat |
| am, the temple town favoured by the Cholas, now | lay within the Kadava territories. |
| He was chosen to | lay the foundation stone for the first People's Cli |
| orms men and women for the service of Christ in | lay or ordained ministry within the church and the |
| th therefore argued that Christianity's origins | lay in a pre-Christian Jesus cult-that is, a Jewish |
| by Ursus de Swemele and his wife Christina, it | lay at the western end of the town. |
| And all officers and soldiers, who chuae to | lay down their arms, shall have the same protection |
| piscopal consecration, the Methodist Church can | lay a claim on apostolic succession, as understood |
| ct, including the earliest circuits, preachers, | lay members and officers, land records, and many ot |
| t on an east-west axis, while Cistercian models | lay north-south. |
| anied the battle for control of the city, which | lay practically in ruins. |
| e short-lived company town of Minto City, which | lay at the confluence of Gun Creek with the former |
| t) to the north east of the civilian settlement | lay a large double-ditched enclosure identified as |
| e the 18th century, but the civilian settlement | lay undiscovered until the 1990s. |
| serves as a connector route between Clanton and | Lay Lake, which lies along the border of Chilton Co |
| In June 1944 the clergy and | lay leaders from Trinity Episcopal Cathedral in Dav |
| is conducted in nursing homes by DGL clergy and | lay readers. |
| man Evangelism Awards given to those clergy and | lay persons for outstanding service in evangelism. |
| Authors are selected from both clergy and | lay Lutherans, mostly members of the LCMS, with a f |
| rity on the first ballot in both the clergy and | lay conventions. |
| cese of North America, consisting of clergy and | lay delegates from parishes throughout the United S |
| a group of conservative Evangelical clergy and | lay leaders in the establishment of Trinity Episcop |
| ch was founded by socially concerned clergy and | lay people for those excluded from worship through |
| ns, a broad-based, national group of clergy and | lay leaders working for a church that is simultaneo |
| to address the temporal needs of our clergy and | lay employees of the Archdiocese. |
| s regularly accompany and assist its clergy and | lay volunteers. |
| etition from 41 prominent Lutheran clerical and | lay leaders asking that the sale be put off until t |
| s in all states, single or married, clerical or | lay, and has implications beyond sexual temperance. |
| Adult females aggregate in large clumps and | lay egg masses on tree branches or under bridges ov |
| she didn't take much of the plentiful coal that | lay there"). |
| five divisions are Ayer Rajah, West Coast, Boon | Lay, Clementi, and Telok Blangah. |
| One coastal village | lay between the Sabine and Neches Rivers; the other |
| In May 1851 he moved to Cobh to | lay the foundation for that lighthouse; the success |
| The Shire of Cobram's origins | lay in the North West Riding of the Shire of Tungam |
| Palm Cockatoos only | lay one egg every second year and have one of the l |
| Santa Barbara also functioned as a college for | lay men. |
| Prince of Wales College can | lay claim to two Bishops of the Anglican Church alt |
| - 23 April 1890) was a British colliery owner, | lay preacher and Liberal politician who was active |
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