For just a hundred and twenty dollars, she would lie with any man in there.
These institutions are generally unregulated, and are often non-profit organisations whose origins lie with church groups.
In fact, more influence over the central bank is likely to lie with lobbyists and lawmakers.
The best hope for neutralizing Iran's aggressive behavior may lie with the Iranian people.
So, sadly, the best hope for a workable restructuring may lie with the banks themselves.
Responsibility may lie with the person but other agencies such as government or employer may be equally responsible.
When scandal breaks, the blame should lie with a few rogue employees who have ignored the corporate culture.
Its loyalties in fact, lie with Amal, another Shiite political and paramilitary group.
Their loyalties may lie with their mother, and they believe she will be offended if they acknowledge their stepmother.
The problem in the army does not lie with the medical service it lies with the chain of command.
Mr Bush has already said that the choices about how to rebuild New Orleans lie with the city's inhabitants.
Sociopaths lie with impunity, cast blame where it does not belong, humiliate and berate their direct reports or colleagues.
The onus of a great experience doesn't lie with an escort alone, though.
Mr Ahern's hopes seem now to lie with a subsidised savings scheme that pays out over the next year.
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In the long-term, the opportunities lie with companies exhibiting a drive toward increasing efficiency, for example, through mergers and acquisitions.
Rusty Hefner, director of market analysts at Hybridcars.com, says that part of the blame for that may lie with dealers.
The answer seems to lie with more and better policing - but what constitutes "better" policing is still up for debate.
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One is that the outcome may turn out to lie with the armed forces, if they hold the balance of power.
The blame does not lie with the doctors, it is our fault for designing an incentive plan that works as designed.
In general, this newspaper's instincts lie with small government and against ever higher taxation to pay for an unsustainable welfare state.
Our primary economic asset continues to lie with entrepreneurial spirit and adaptability.
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In this case, the blame would lie with the underlying mood disorder, but antidepressants "take the fall" by being associated with depression.
Better to skip the carnival atmosphere and move to the craps table, where your fortunes lie with the shooter of the dice.
South Yorkshire Police said they were supporting the Needham family "but primacy for the investigation will always lie with the Greek authorities".
Or does the problem lie with the politicians who redistribute the wealth and the citizens who have failed to supervise their politicians?
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Miss Uranbileg believes that the roots of the problem lie with poverty.
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This case is a perfect example of the problem outlined by Darrell Huff in his classic book, How to Lie With Statistics.
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Now Mali's hopes lie with the French, who intervened on Friday January 11, after months of diplomatic wrangling at the U.N. and elsewhere.
For all the Eliot Spitzers, Jeffrey Skillings and Bill Clintons in the world, studies show that men and women lie with equal frequency.
She adds that some in Washington have talked of maybe targeting North Korean financial interests, but the only real pressure is seen to lie with China.
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