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| A critical contradiction | lay between the separate plans, each of which was a |
| ly unverifiable is that Florence's contribution | lay in assembling the source materials which John c |
| In 1857, on the land later taken by the convent | lay ruins. |
| To port of Conyngham | lay Reid (DD-365), Tucker (DD-374), Selfridge (DD-3 |
| n the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor, Conyngham | lay moored at berth X-8, East Loch, Pearl Harbor, o |
| The source and essence of the Cavalry Corps | lay in the background of the age of the Virginia Ca |
| is successor in command of the Australian corps | lay between Monash and White. |
| blic health efforts, until thousands of corpses | lay scattered and in piles around the city. |
| A crossing keeper's cottage | lay to the north of the crossing on the up side whi |
| ve example, concluding that Tyrannosaurus could | lay amniotic eggs is known as a type I inference. |
| dnapped by the terrorists before the cops could | lay their hands on them. |
| 'incessantly making forages;whatever they could | lay their hands on they plundered....wherever these |
| laring that "If I had a thousand lives, I could | lay them all down for the [Good Old] Cause" |
| t, and then fled with as much money as he could | lay his hands on. |
| red him to bring back every manuscript he could | lay hands on, and then sent him to Norway and Lund |
| e, and at one time housed a machine which could | lay 1,500 yards (1,400 m) of track a day. |
| The headquarters of the council | lay outside the district at the Poor Law Offices, E |
| The route for the counter-attack | lay through the "black rocks" area, just south west |
| The county | lay in the Carpathian Mountains. |
| However, many other places in the county | lay claim to the story. |
| The supreme courts | lay in Karlsruhe, Freiburg, Offenburg, Heidelberg, |
| The magazine's basics of coverage | lay in Vinton, but branch out to surrounding commun |
| ders roamed the forest and other evil creatures | lay, but this was not the case following the events |
| unit's position, Chief Etchberger's entire crew | lay dead or severely wounded. |
| A level crossing | lay to the east of the platform. |
| A level crossing | lay at the northern end of the station and, in comm |
| The need for the new crown | lay in the fact that it is forbidden by Old Royal L |
| Cuddington | lay within the Copthorne hundred, an administrative |
| Although small portions of Cumberland | lay within Smyrna and Vinings, the majority of the |
| During World War I, the Chemin Des Dames | lay in that sector of the Western Front held by the |
| art of San Francisco, the legions of the damned | lay waiting beneath the Golden Gate Bridge. |
| ve followers, who did not know where the danger | lay, were rushing into certain destruction, when Se |
| nt Colorado State co-offensive coordinator Dave | Lay in 1988 |
| Tyler and David | lay an ambush, and manage to subdue them. |
| , world-renowned surgeon Dr. Michael E. Debakey | lay in repose in Houston City Hall after he died th |
| Sisters of Divine Providence, and the dedicated | lay faculty and staff members at Holy Savior Menard |
| His only defense | lay in the seizure of the political high ground: a |
| bes the work as "the first book to definitively | lay out the case against Mumia Abu-Jamal and those |
| been when it was discovered rich gold deposits | lay beneath the site. |
| uipment cluttered the canyon," toppled derricks | lay rotting, and the cemetery was "choked with weed |
| stry, active and retired, Recognized Designated | Lay Ministers under appointment as well as several |
| m crusade, he became convinced that his destiny | lay with an ordination in the Episcopal Church. |
| , training and resources to churches to develop | lay and ordained leaders and encourage church growt |
| difficulty in the design of an implosion device | lay primarily in properly compressing the plutonium |
| He was a devoted | lay Methodist for nine years. |
| And The Dew | Lay All Night Upon My Branch, (Lexington, Mass.: Al |
| ly distressed by the amount of blood, as Dewees | lay atop him and punched with one hand and held the |
| d little actual success at the time, but he did | lay the foundations for their championship-winning |
| ate a standing army in the modern sense, it did | lay down conditions which would enable the King to |
| However, Empress Matilda did | lay claim to being patron of Bordesley once de Beau |
| Beginning in 1794, Diefenbach | lay under French rule. |
| bells to warn mariners at night: the difficulty | lay in designing an oil-lamp which could burn while |
| Much of the new discoveries | lay outside the boundaries of the monument, under l |
| In war as in peace his distinction | lay in his power of disentangling the essential par |
| The district | lay within the precincts of the Abbey of the Order |
| The district | lay on the edge of the Greater London Conurbation a |
| Part of the rural district | lay west of the River Tamar, forming a salient surr |
| nty boundaries to ensure that the new districts | lay in a single county. |
| Three broad ditches | lay between the landing zone and the fort. |
| His squad of GI's of the 94th Infantry Division | lay dug in on the ridge-line outside of town. |
| Workers can and do | lay eggs under the right conditions (under a lack o |
| 1996 Don't | Lay Your Blues On Me, Evidence Records |
| Jeffrey Donald | Lay (born October 6, 1969, in Ottawa, Ontario) is a |
| His downfall | lay in his failure to cut production and costs quic |
| ingeniously simple and effective: the drummers | lay their rhythm on the basics of the djs, through |
| The Rancho Azusa Duarte | lay east across San Gabriel River from the Rancho A |
| The diocese of Dunkeld | lay vacant for three years, while the issue was con |
| ome, however, he became convinced that his duty | lay in recognizing the exclusive authority of the R |
| oor's side cleared off did it reveal a dwelling | lay underneath. |
| letic Association's Dodge Sunshine Cup/Floyd E. | Lay All-Sports Award (given to the best overall ath |
| junction at the top of the drive - to its east | lay admission, research, treatment convalescence an |
| On the east | lay a section of the Monschau Forest. |
| In 1998 Dattilo established the Ecclesial | Lay Ministry Program, a three-year formation progra |
| Between Dorthonion proper and the Echoriath | lay the Pass of Anach. |
| n worked in a shoe shop with Editors drummer Ed | Lay in Birmingham for two years before the band sig |
| rpose of Jain narrative literature was to edify | lay people through amusement; consequently the stor |
| ommunities were led almost entirely by educated | lay people of the aristocratic classes (as they wer |
| rdinal Cullen was against the idea of educating | Lay and clerical students on the same campus. |
| He was convinced that the future of education | lay in comprehensive schools, of which there were n |
| The eggs | lay dormant (embryonic diapause) until the rainy se |
| Joseph and eight | lay teachers. |
| Board members are elected | lay people from each parish and a priest-chancellor |
| On April 21, 1897, Butch Cassidy and Elzy | Lay held up an employee of the Pleasant Valley Coal |
| Her sister Josie was involved with Elzy | Lay. |
| The shore of the embayment | lay inland at the present-day fall line in the regi |
| uilding activity of the Western Chalukya Empire | lay in the Tungabhadra river region, where large me |
| e worship, particularly concerned with enabling | lay leadership. |
| At the western end | lay a tunnel which required widening and deepening |
| Near to the southern end | lay the newly opened quarry at Bole Hill near Grind |
| amuel Trevor Francis (1834-1925) was an English | lay preacher and hymn writer, with the Plymouth Bre |
| ard Francis Weymouth (1822-1902) was an English | lay Baptist bible scholar. |
| Tents were still up and equipment | lay scattered about. |
| the name of the ground where the establishment | lay, "Barepot". |
| t the only real protection for the whole estate | lay in getting the buildings statutorily listed. |
| now County Limerick, where his personal estates | lay. |
| Stockport Etchells | lay to the east, Styal to the south with Baguley an |
| Much of the responsibility for the event | lay with the Japan Weightlifting Association overlo |
| His steps would eventually | lay the ground for further reforms in the Ottoman E |
| 0 hens) where they begin to mate and eventually | lay eggs. |
| en tradition at UH, the Frontiersmen eventually | lay dormant for quite some time. |
| He was so quick no one could ever | lay a glove on him. |
| At the root of these evils | lay the name of Oscar Wilde, still unspoken in poli |
| lear where ultimate authority in the expedition | lay, with the ship's captain, or the scientist-in-c |
| in Creative Media Practice where her expertise | lay in the field of Video Production and Film Studi |
| "Apple of the Eye ( | Lay Me Down)" |
| "Apple of the Eye ( | Lay Me Down)" is the first single from Something wi |
| nounced plans to close both Bay Area factories, | lay off approximately 150 local employees, and tran |
| Fahrenholz | lay in a valley and comprised several large farms. |
| In fact, the cause of the wing failures | lay in the sesquiplane arrangement taken from the N |
| knowing the couple's intentions, both families | lay down a one-year-long separation without any con |
| he Round Lick community of neighboring families | lay between the two present towns. |
| 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. |
| to blame, the Conservatives said that the fault | lay in part with senior management. |
| His fault | lay in his blaming of others for problems with soci |
| ies of aphids, where they breed and the females | lay eggs. |
| Females | lay two white eggs. |
| Females | lay up to 300 eggs at a time on emergent or floatin |
| cuckoldry is taken a step further when females | lay their eggs in the nests of other individuals. |
| After mating, it is believed that the females | lay up to 200 eggs at the base of the Austrodanthon |
| foliage of trees, including oaks, where females | lay eggs singly under the bark, and where males mak |
| Females | lay eggs in batches in cracks and crevices which ar |
| The females | lay the eggs into plants such as pondweed, and alwa |
| The females | lay up to 6 pairs of eggs. |
| Females | lay less than 200 eggs that are deposited singly of |
| s persicus mate in the environment, the females | lay eggs in batches 20 - 100 in cracks and crevices |
| Females | lay anywhere from 40 to 100 eggs in a large cluster |
| Females | lay their eggs in humid soil rich in organic matter |
| Females | lay single, sea urchin shaped eggs on host leaves o |
| Females | lay 2-6 eggs per day and up to 300 eggs over their |
| e beetles are parasites of bees, as the females | lay the eggs in the nests of wild bees or in hives |
| e history: in nearly all known species, females | lay thousands of minute eggs, "clamping" them to th |
| Females | lay 40-150 eggs within about one week. |
| The females | lay two tendril egg cases at a time. |
| The females | lay their eggs in rows of 5-6 (although as many as |
| Females | lay eggs singly on the host plant. |
| The females | lay their eggs on sandbanks which are exposed only |
| This species is oviparous and the females | lay one to four eggs in July. |
| The females | lay from 4 to 14 eggs in spring or summer in termit |
| The females | lay about six eggs in a communal clutch, which may |
| Females | lay from 1,500-30,000 sticky eggs in the surf zone |
| use intestinal myiasis in humans if the females | lay their eggs on meat or fruit. |
| Females | lay eggs on the flowerheads, and larvae undergo dev |
| The females | lay the eggs off the coasts of Australia; the eggs |
| The females | lay 10-12 glossy eggs in a scrape. |
| In captivity, females | lay up to 50 eggs per clutch which can take well ov |
| r end of the base of the dorsal fin.The females | lay 50-150 eggs. |
| The females | lay their eggs between the wood spurge thorns. |
| After mating, females | lay their eggs in tree bark crevices or in other sh |
| ir five-stage life cycle is as follows: Females | lay eggs in the host lung, and then the eggs hatch |
| Females | lay eggs singly or stacked under leaves of plants t |
| Life cycle of Culicoides: Females | lay their eggs en masse in a range of habitats rang |
| During this period, the females | lay up to 6 pairs of eggs. |
| Females | lay eggs in the summer that hatch in the fall. |
| Females | lay between 20-100 eggs, which begin to hatch after |
| Females | lay 60 to 75 eggs underground in earthen balls over |
| ing takes place in the fall months, and females | lay eggs in moist, sheltered areas of ground debris |
| Females | lay between ten and three hundred eggs at a time, d |
| consist mainly of bishops and priests with few | lay members. |
| s being broken down by macrophages, fibroblasts | lay down type I collagen, forming the corpus albica |
| The diamond field | lay only a half-mile away. |
| ow consists of five women religious and fifteen | lay persons. |
| " where the bodies of many Palestinian fighters | lay. |
| The find-spot | lay near the north-east entrance to the forum and b |
| r, the underlying cause of the Dwellingup fires | lay far to the north in the Pilbara, where a tropic |
| In 1998 the school had its first | lay Head Mistress, Mrs Mary Breen. |
| In 1973 the Board of Trustees hired the first | lay principal, Robert Henry Ernst, who served until |
| In 1984, Philomena Dineen was appointed first | lay Head of School for the newly renamed Woldingham |
| rew and Guerin, who afterwards became the first | lay brothers. |
| ry but does not vote), and appointing the first | lay principal in 1995. |
| Christi Teachers College and was also the first | lay and longest serving Director of Catholic Educat |
| replaced by Catherine Ronan Karrels (the first | lay head of school) in fall of 2008. |
| who thus became, on 14 December 1340, the first | lay chancellor. |
| Nestor A. Pereira, Jr., is one of the few first | lay principals in its 47 year history. |
| on period went on for 26 months- from the first | lay of foundation until the grand opening. |
| John J. DeGioia, the first | lay president of Georgetown University |
| igatoka, Lomary Secondary School, and the first | lay principal of St Johns College in Cawaci. |
| of Oxford and consequently he became the first | Lay Canon of Christ Church Cathedral. |
| The first | lay principal was H Hemphill (1990-1994) followed M |
| In 1994 the first | lay Principal was appointed. |
| In 1973, Duff became the first | lay provost and executive vice-president in the his |
| y Londonderry, was appointed the school's first | lay principal in 1987. |
| Sacred Heart until December 1991 when the first | lay Principal, Mrs. Janice Raggio, was appointed.. |
| ministrative capacity until 2002 when the first | lay head of school in the school's history was sele |
| He was the first | lay president of Baldwin-Wallace College, succeedin |
| The first | lay principal was hired in 1969, and the last two S |
| He was the first | lay President of Premontre High School (later chang |
| graduate of Loyola Law School, and is the first | lay president in the university's history. |
| r Scotland, and, with two other judges and five | lay members, is responsible for selecting all new S |
| Walls training program; the Lotus in the Flame | Lay Order; and the Every Minute Zen mindfulness pra |
| Another exploitable flaw | lay in the physics engine, which only took account |
| Naval Landing Forces, and the China Area Fleet | lay outside the Combined Fleet. |
| d Sevastopol, where the Russian Black Sea Fleet | lay abandoned and in a poor state of repair. |
| cause most of Japan's merchant marine and fleet | lay in Davy Jones' Locker. |
| Female flies | lay eggs in the cherries where the larvae feed for |
| o Myiasis (fly-strike), which occurs when flies | lay eggs in warm, damp wool and the fly larvae grow |
| Female flies | lay their eggs on dry earth or the earthen floors o |
| w-worm for short, is a species of parasitic fly | lay larvae (maggots) in the living tissue of warm-b |
| ations like Major Fm, Delight Fm, Frontline Fm, | Lay Low Fm, World Fm, Horror FM any pirate radio yo |
| e Annual Catholic Appeal and for the Office for | Lay Ecclesial Ministry. |
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