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- noun Plural form of
lay . - verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
lay .
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Examples
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Ms. Kipnis has written a joyous, incisive tract in praise of adultery-and, as her title lays bare, against love.
Adultery Finds Witty Champion, Domestic Coupledom Takes a Hit 2003
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As the title lays bare it's an education piece on the then newly introduced telephone dialing system.
DVD Times 2008
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We're here at the staging here in Bailey where many of the fire trucks and these guys right here were out all night trying to fight some hot spots because during the night usually the fire - what they call lays down overnight.
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Therein lays the great sandbox that is Cloverfield.
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And therein lays my point – I'm not saying to reject any of the markers of 'good', I'm saying reject hegemonic models of 'Good' with a capital G.
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Therein lays the dilemma at the heart of our little movie.
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Ms.A. Franklin lays America the Beautiful on us, the breath smokey on her smokey voice.
Oath of Office 2009
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Dream: There in lays the paridox of conservitive thinking twords gay marriage.
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Ms.A. Franklin lays America the Beautiful on us, the breath smokey on her smokey voice.
Archive 2009-01-01 2009
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Esteemed BMGer and Patrick advisor Doug Rubin lays out the findings in the campaign's latest mini-documentary:
Patrick Brands Baker as "Rich Former Health Insurance Company Executive" (accurately) 2010
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