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| To the east of Tiranny | lay the territory of Tuath Echach (English: territo |
| The major exception to this lack of progress | lay in the area of intra-Comecon pricing and paymen |
| g institutions of the former Kingdom of Hungary | lay within the territory of Hungary's neighbours. |
| ently adopted an experimental policy of sending | lay preachers with practical skills to new missions |
| After the attack, the hacked bodies of children | lay in pools of blood in the cots where they had be |
| e controversial argument that the origin of HIV | lay in oral polio vaccines trials conducted by Hila |
| encyclopaedias contributing to the needs of the | lay people and also to the professional interests o |
| of whose violent career as a soldier of fortune | lay ahead of him - to the cardinalate, an act of ne |
| the area where the Dwarven Kingdom of Tethyamar | lay, the Zhentarim now operate in its ruins where t |
| ockheed Eggcraft Factory", where dozens of hens | lay eggs for the war effort (in this case, World Wa |
| A page from the manuscript of The | Lay of the Cid. |
| arish in which his lands and castle of Muchalls | lay, the castle being begun by his father was compl |
| blic health efforts, until thousands of corpses | lay scattered and in piles around the city. |
| ddhist himself, Canfor-Dumas is a member of the | lay group Soka Gakkai International (SGI). |
| His setting of Adam | lay ybounden, which is his only published piece of |
| from entering such a war on the side of Austria | lay in settling the Schleswig-Holstein question in |
| s a gown of black silk ottoman/grosgrain of the | lay pattern with panel sleeves and a flap collar. |
| onell, and had gained a fairly good idea of the | lay of the land. |
| Guale and Mocama, today part of Georgia, | lay between Carolina's capital, Charles Town, and S |
| The importance of ORDEN | lay in its being an organization composed of peasan |
| s of their father-in-law in the presence of the | lay president of Bobov, Rabbi Moshe Meir Einhorn. |
| rdinal Cullen was against the idea of educating | Lay and clerical students on the same campus. |
| 's quays "where muddy wellies and bits of tents | lay abandoned on the paths". |
| The future of Austria | lay in the solution of this question, for the finan |
| al mention of Maria Teresa Ferragud, one of the | lay companions from Valencia; an 83 year old woman, |
| e O'Duigenans, hereditary erenachs of Kilronan ( | lay abbots who held church land from generation to |
| burned until the entire northern part of Mobile | lay in smoking ruins. |
| hes, ministries and people become aware of this | lay mission work, they are seeing exciting results. |
| The island of Trombay | lay to the southeast of Sashti. |
| Hermann‘s quite different area of interest | lay in the field of ethnology: He was an important |
| The electoral district of Waratah | lay within the boundaries of the Division of Newcas |
| In the northern part of Ginnungagap | lay the intense cold of Niflheim, and to the southe |
| By 6 September 1666, the city of London | lay in ruins, 86 churches having been destroyed. |
| The Forest of Soignes | lay behind the Anglo-allied Army of the Duke of Wel |
| of geological times, when this part of Britain | lay beneath the sea. |
| There was a steady flow of Anglican | lay people and clergy into the Catholic Church over |
| poetry attributed to him, including parts of a | lay on his blood brother. |
| o lute books written for the self-teaching of a | lay audience. |
| His reports, as head of intelligence, | lay behind many of the raids on German cities, whic |
| Prior to its demise, the rival town of Bullfrog | lay about 0.75 miles (1.21 km) southwest of Rhyolit |
| The town of Ramla | lay on the road from Jerusalem to Ascalon, the latt |
| Christophe offered to | lay down his arms in exchange for being given the s |
| e Annual Catholic Appeal and for the Office for | Lay Ecclesial Ministry. |
| rgh to acquire buildings for public offices and | lay out recreation grounds. |
| d of stewards for the church and often preached | lay sermons. |
| area to two bishops instead of often rebellious | lay princes. |
| The spur on which the old station | lay was retained as a goods yard until 1969. |
| The hospital's old chapel | lay empty for some years but in 1995 it was purchas |
| s that "The hoary grandeur of the old fortalice | lay deeply buried amid the dense groves of immemori |
| The abandoned village of Old Richmond | lay in Barforth, west of Gainford, and the remains |
| intellectuals, one of the oldest international | lay Catholic movements. |
| on of religious identities has to be based on a | lay approach to the peace question in order to brin |
| UC-5 went on to | lay 6 more mines off Boulogne and Folkestone on 7 S |
| Andy Williams on "You | Lay So Easy on My Mind" |
| lt Hammersmith Town Hall in 1896 and went on to | lay the foundations for the first "electric tramway |
| A single female flea can mate once and | lay eggs every day with up to 50 eggs per day. |
| thbound tracks were interlaced so that one rail | lay between the tracks in the opposite direction, a |
| he grounds that technically speaking one cannot | lay hands or identify any particular serious econom |
| 35 of the children and one adult | lay worker died in the fire. |
| his grandson, also Edmund Dunch, so no one can | lay claim to the title. |
| est periods of the war, taking time out only to | lay anchor buoys for ships along the coast of Pelel |
| pentance keep their rank or be admitted only to | lay communion. |
| w Zealand's dairy industry and one of only four | lay Moderators of the General Assembly in the histo |
| ir lives in the tree canopy coming down only to | lay their eggs. |
| His only defense | lay in the seizure of the political high ground: a |
| carried a very large brick into the open space, | lay down behind it and, firing continuously on the |
| niversity of Bristol, most of which are open to | lay people as well as those preparing for ordinatio |
| The opera's genesis | lay in Hindemith's interest in the Protestant Refor |
| to implement Operation Wilfred, an operation to | lay mines in the Vestfjord to prevent the transport |
| to implement Operation Wilfred, an operation to | lay mines in the Vestfjord to prevent the transport |
| supply ship for the Veracruz operation, Celtic | lay anchored off the Mexican city from 16 June 1914 |
| nterested in America and the opportunities that | lay across the Pacific Ocean. |
| ter of the Order thus offered an opportunity to | lay people, who had been independent until then, to |
| he popular press because it is in opposition to | lay notions about indigenous uses of the rainforest |
| To resolve the issue, the council opted to | lay out a new football pitch further up the hillsid |
| is a 1045-line Middle English romance or Breton | lay written by Thomas Chestre dating from the late- |
| between the epiphysis and the metaphysis, or in | lay terminology, the "growth plate". |
| The topography, or physical | lay of the land, of Paris, the capital of France, i |
| undergraduates at the College or, occasionally, | lay clerks (who have generally just graduated from |
| ese of Bristol for its training of ordained and | lay local ministers. |
| her and mother" of the church, were ordained as | lay ministers in 1969. |
| one hand, Truong Dinh opposed Tu Duc's order to | lay down his arms; on the other hand, he exploited |
| dentical types of workers in groups in order to | lay the workers off and increase profits. |
| nested on the sea, which it calmed in order to | lay its eggs on a floating nest. |
| quently return to this habitat type in order to | lay eggs. |
| ilhelm von Dresky, the U-33 had been ordered to | lay mines in the Firth of Clyde, Scotland. |
| The original scope of the ore body | lay partially under two small glaciers which eventu |
| 1867, by Lydia Becker, the organisation helped | lay the foundations of the women's suffrage movemen |
| ar Jain Mahasabha is the oldest organization of | lay Jains in India. |
| Western Australia (ZGWA) is an organization of | lay zen practitioners located in Perth, Western Aus |
| al grid plan maintaining the original Victorian | lay out. |
| His original territory | lay in Uppland and neighbouring provinces. |
| e Dutch General Coehoorn to march to Ostend and | lay siege to it. |
| A few other functions | lay outside the bureau system: a small Marine Corps |
| Other houses | lay in the north and west of the walled area, mostl |
| go into the fields to gather manna, others just | lay down lazily and caught it with their outstretch |
| He checks out the | lay of the land. |
| These troops, before marching out, shall | lay down their weapons and equipment at the places |
| Female frogs have a single ovary and | lay one egg at a time which is subsequently buried |
| rence it held in July 2002 attracted over 4,000 | lay Catholics, victims of clergy sexual abuse, theo |
| early form of electrotherapy, his own interest | lay in its heightening of electrical tension, or vo |
| ajestic acquired the privately owned companies: | Lay & Wheeler Ltd, WBI Ltd and Vinotheque Holdings |
| astical History in the University of Oxford and | Lay Canon of Christ Church, Oxford from 1997 until |
| By 6 p.m., Shavers | lay motionless on his back in the middle of the str |
| In 1301, 18 residents had paid the | Lay Subsidy, which was a tax based on the value of |
| inside the church.The princely palace probably | lay northwest of the castle's own Christian church, |
| " where the bodies of many Palestinian fighters | lay. |
| at was the perfect moment for Oliver Palotai to | lay the foundations of his new project. |
| uity the Maeotian marshes (Latin Palus Maeotis) | lay where the Don River emptied into the Maeotian L |
| ot published a number of scientific papers that | lay the foundations of the theory of poroelasticity |
| This specialisation allows the parasites to | lay eggs that mimic those of their hosts, which in |
| w-worm for short, is a species of parasitic fly | lay larvae (maggots) in the living tissue of warm-b |
| They are parasitoids that | lay their eggs directly into grubs of the June beet |
| Kenny's parents then | lay Kenny in his bed, placing his orange parka over |
| ed much of the land including a deer park which | lay to the south of the village between it and what |
| l Democrats were later divided: "For my part, I | lay little stress on the distinction, whether a man |
| great deal of opportunity for participation by | lay members, many of whom also lead services when t |
| historian of religion, his particular interest | lay in the early history of Islam, particularly its |
| The particular interest | lay in the fact that the line was on an incline of |
| to Athanasius, adroitly invited both parties to | lay the case before a synod to be presided over by |
| was to take the village of Passchendaele, which | lay just behind a long ridge overlooking the Ypres |
| r in 1988 for office space for the pastoral and | lay staff. |
| February 17, 1891, 38 Presbyterian pastors and | lay leaders gathered to establish a Presbyterian Se |
| 5 and later served as missionaries, pastors, or | lay leaders. |
| His paternal roots | lay in Mexico, and his mother's older sister, Eva G |
| Brood Pattern:Laying workers | lay eggs that lack the queen's egg recognition pher |
| d Edward Kemp, a pupil of Sir Joseph Paxton, to | lay out the gardens. |
| Coxless Fours, alongside Brian Peaker, Jeffrey | Lay, and Gavin Hassett. |
| nto Jerusalem, and the celebrating people there | lay down their cloaks in front of him, and also lay |
| remely eloquent sermons, there were people, the | lay and monks alike who resented and envied his suc |
| now County Limerick, where his personal estates | lay. |
| The discovery of the vineyard pest, which | lay eggs on grape leaves with the resulting larvae |
| peline is being utilised by Bharat Petroleum to | lay a crude-oil pipeline from Vadinar on the West c |
| ith the arrangement, agreeing to rent a pew and | lay the foundation stone. |
| hip includes both professional philosophers and | lay people. |
| way built to serve numerous ball clay pits that | lay in the space between the London and South Weste |
| ving at Hunt's Crossing, where it is planned to | lay a passing loop. |
| e army for his great success, Moncey planned to | lay siege to the Spanish fortress of Pamplona. |
| ing into a Vietnamese base, who are planning to | lay explosives. |
| it Jalil was reportedly involved in planning to | lay remote control detonated explosives along the r |
| Playing as a bomberman, the player can | lay bombs to destroy all of the monsters, which wil |
| t is not to be confused with his long poem, The | Lay of the Last Minstrel. |
| Most people buy them point of | lay, which is when you buy chickens just before the |
| use being at one time owned by Reginald Pole, a | lay cardinal, whose mother was the last legitimate |
| ally apprehended and arrested by the police who | lay down plastic sacks containing the children's bo |
| He was a police station | lay visitor for six years from 1990 and worked in B |
| the colony's history, the real political power | lay with the appointed Privy council, or Governor's |
| and whole cities, such as Jamaica's Port Royal, | lay under the waves. |
| Portrait of | Lay |
| iles in three weeks, Halleck was in position to | lay siege to the town. |
| thin the Court of Arches, using his position as | lay commissary to protect his friends in the parish |
| For thirty years he occupied the post of | lay brother socius to the English provincial superi |
| ank of a pond or river, and over this post they | lay, almost in equilibrio, the two pieces of wood, |
| The Chevron Richmond Refinery and Potrero Ridge | lay just east of the point. |
| tone" or "people who have cooking pots") people | lay between Chantrey Inlet and Franklin Lake. |
| ade people aware of its seductive power- Punjab | lay like a sleeping Giant before Unionist Party mad |
| le the three men chose to marry and practice as | lay Buddhists. |
| aching that prohibits baptisms and preaching by | lay people, and has been more stringent about norms |
| y is the largest predominantly African-American | lay Catholic organization. |
| had been quickly strengthened, he preferred to | lay siege to the town of Turbessel, held by Josceli |
| llehardouin followed after them and prepared to | lay siege to the city, but relented after the Latin |
| Before the last hymn, I presented a | lay reader's licence to Mr. J. W. Tibbs [later four |
| As President Lincoln | lay dying, Vice President Johnson visited the room |
| It is presumed to | lay eggs. |
| The ship and her sister HMS Hero pretended to | lay a minefield off Bud, Norway on 8 April and repo |
| the Aztecs, whom they had previously conquered, | lay to the north in the unexplored territory. |
| anted permission for the benefit of a priest or | lay person who should not, usually because of alcoh |
| ed not only by bishops, but also by priests and | lay people. |
| guidelines, and other resources for priests and | lay leadership. |
| he Evangelist, a religious order of priests and | lay brothers in the Episcopal Church. |
| cio, and twenty bishops, along with priests and | lay people from the Liverpool and Middlesbrough dio |
| his spare time, Cowey was a Primitive Methodist | lay preacher. |
| Their principal houses | lay in the parish of Guilsfield, in the commote of |
| hool District, Pace High School Principal Frank | Lay and then-Santa Rosa Superintendent John Rogers. |
| Pace High School Principal Frank | Lay asked the school's athletic director, Robert Fr |
| hool Board whose members are the Principal, one | lay representative from each parish in the Central |
| ing Charles (who was now himself a prisoner) to | lay down his arms. |
| e of an acorn in which she will then proceed to | lay her eggs.The color usually varies from light br |
| n he whipped out this Les Paul and proceeded to | lay into some astounding sounds. |
| l, Neopatras, which the Byzantines proceeded to | lay siege to. |
| was acquired by Philip Morris, who proceeded to | lay off most of the General Foods headquarters staf |
| City Council proceeded to | lay five charges under the Municipal Elections Act. |
| Bagration proceeded to | lay siege to Silistria but, on hearing that the 50, |
| Following the battle, Oribe then proceeded to | lay siege to Montevideo. |
| co-authored 16 books for both professional and | lay audiences, including 14 books written with Mast |
| , and offers certificate and degree programs to | lay men and women, Catholics and non-Catholics, as |
| ng in 1975, one-year instructional programs for | lay missionaries were offered. |
| ding to one estimate, to sixteen projects which | lay on the grand duke's desk for consideration. |
| rs reported they had a program promoting active | lay participation in the liturgy. |
| This property actually | lay to the west of Deep Creek, whereas present day |
| The property then | lay vacant until 2004. |
| t", under orders to confiscate all property and | lay waste to what could not be carried off. |
| A proposal to | lay a cable between Vancouver and Australia was app |
| It is proposed to | lay an additional line between Nemom and Kochuveli |
| It is also proposed to | lay one more track between Nemom and Kochuveli to e |
| The summit of the line was at Cwm Prysor which | lay at 1,278 feet / 390 metres above sea level. |
| or Cleopatra over her brother caused Ptolemy to | lay siege to Alexandria with Cleopatra and Caesar i |
| l as that in ancient times it was a quarry that | lay on the Silk Road to Asia, and is a common desti |
| eably longer than a worker, allowing a queen to | lay an egg at the bottom of the cell. |
| eight of the brood laying season, the queen may | lay so many eggs per day, that the brood on a parti |
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