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Women have no social rights and status at all in this culture of asphyxiating atmosphere. Their only value lies in the appendage of men.

The answer is very personal and lies in how much we want to get involved.

The point of this illustration lies in that if you do not put the big rocks in first, you will never get them in at all.

The key point of this debate lies in the question of whether "li" (principle) can be active.

There lies in the heart of every man and woman a quiet hunger: a longing for an earth shaking significance from love.

But the power of science lies in open publication, which, with the rise of the Internet, is no longer constrained by the price of paper.

In the course of a year, the sun's apparent path through the sky lies in this plane.

The simple creativity demonstrated everybody the wind, the feminization has not flowed in trivially , but lies in the graceful concern.

It would be easy to mock them, but the strength of Shaw's book lies in her ability to take Octavia seriously as a religious figure.

Still, the much greater challenge with simulating the human brain lies in how much remains unknown about how it works.

The question of origins really lies in the realm of the historical method, not the scientific method.

He concedes that there is no proof for any of those theories. But a DNA test could at least settle the question about who lies in the tomb.

Alternatively, it might reveal more problems than solutions, and its true value then lies in identifying what questions to ask.

The crisis of modern pedagogy does not lie in its scientificalness, but lies in the fact that regarding itself as the only form of pedagogy.

Anxiety lies in this fundamental relationship that the subject is in with what I have called up to now the desire of the Other.

It is often accused of levelling the rainforest to create its farms, but hardly any of this new land lies in Amazonia; most is cerrado.

Astronomers measure how much dark matter lies in galaxies by a fluke of physics called gravitational lensing.

One of the difficulties in evaluating Plato lies in the fact that we now take for granted so much of what was great originality in him.

Your children will be shepherds here for forty years, suffering for your unfaithfulness, until the last of your bodies lies in the desert.

She became a star and a billionaire media tycoon by saying yes to opportunity, but part of her talent lies in her willingness to say no.

Andy lies in the dark, studying the chunk of concrete in his hands. Considering the possibilities. Wrestling with hope.

A measure of that restoration lies in the extent to which we apply social value, more noble than mere monetary profits.

The key to understand such differences lies in the analysis of the chronological concept of "question and answer" .

The researchers said the key to the mystery lies in their discovery of a road on the tiny Pacific island.

The mystery now lies in how much effect the real estate slowdown will have on the broader economy.

It appears the secret of a man's attractiveness to the opposite sex lies in his hands.

The strength of this meeting lies in the interdisciplinary nature of these topics.

The existence of an enterprise lies in its value and an enterprise is an integrated entity of its subjective and objective value.

Yue's most obvious exclusivity to mother lies in that she does't like seeing her mother talk too much with anyone else.

Then come the dog's twelve years, and he lies in the corner growling , no longer having teeth with which to bite.

For reasons of domestic politics and of attention-seeking abroad, Russian leaders continue to pretend that the enemy lies in the west.

One of the major practical values of TCM fingerprint lies in its use in the total quality control of TCM manufacture.

The boss agreed, slowly growing to believe that an employee's value lies in her work, not the hours spent at her desk.

Ralph, Jr. lies in bed slurping a string of raw pork sausages like spaghetti. The Devil talks to him in a raspy voice.

The strength of a team lies in the versatility of its members and its ability to draw on this diversity of knowledge and experience.

Now that the public's expectations have been raised, the challenge lies in living up to these expectations.

The power of his work lies in the long-standing consistent topicality of the means he uses and themes he addresses.

Astronomers say the newly-found planet lies in the middle of what's referred to as the habitable or Goldilocks zone.

Plastic milk bottles a bit of greatest lies in its humid areas and not fragile.

Jane short stature, there is no feminine beauty, but a poor teacher, he won the love, rochester lies in her unique personality and spirit.

The healing and redemptive power of experience lies in its ability to help us access and give birth to the deepest part of ourselves.

It 's true that the auto industry is in a mess, but I do not think the answer lies in government regulation or protection.

Now I know that the real fun lies in seeing how much one can put into life for others.

For me, a real gift lies in the giver's thoughtfulness, not in its price and wrapping.

The humor lies in the fact that the second man is saying that his wife is not a lady.

The theoretical significance of doing so lies in the fact that it puts forward the emphases and directions for relative studies as well.

The release of atom power has changed everything except our way of thinking. . . the solution to this problem lies in the heart of mankind.

And if your sense of fun lies in current affairs why not try out the World News Quiz page through the link at the top of the page.

The potential drone vulnerability lies in an unencrypted downlink between the unmanned craft and ground control. The U.

But this special report will argue that it will bounce back, and that the key to its recovery lies in globalisation.

An old lady's russet wig lies in the road, lost perhaps as she took flight after the earthquake, tsunami and nuclear disaster.

Zhang Tianlin, coach at the club, said the magnetic pull of Parkour lies in its relaxing quality.

The difficulty lies in the fact that you're saving the data to a local file, which means it's not the original server.

The reason first lies in the inherent weak nature of the farmer operation, and then the lack of relevant government functions.

The ecological risk of heavy metals in the soil lies in the fact that they enter the body through the food chain and health hazards.

And thus they have found that the real difference between plants and animals lies in what they do, and not in what they seem to be.

It's strength in the global trading markets, therefore, lies in the fact that it consumes so much of the world's resources.

What remarkably distinguishes him from other metaphysics characters, lies in his theory of health preservation.

One reason for the talk of an urban transportation crisis in the United States today perhaps lies in a failure to meet anticipations.

One of the advantages of using code blocks over a similar mechanism like anonymous inner classes lies in its conciseness.

Mr. B's business failure lies in the fact that his employees did not perform their duties well.

The ancient town Xixi lies in western Dongtai. Like an elderly man, it has witnessed Dongtai's history.

Part of the reason lies in the computable general equilibrium (CGE) models used by the Bank's (and other) economists.

The modal verbs of Xinyu dialect is characterized by rich hierarchy, which lies in the degree of politeness and nature of exclamation.

One of the important reasons for the little practical results of moral education lies in the separation of moral education and life.

Naipaul's code of accountability lies in facing the truth, but it's a limited truth, with no sense of agency.

Another risk lies in the fact that America depends on China to help finance its budget and current-account deficits.

Tomorrow's objective is not the top of a hill; it lies in the middle of a city block, surrounded by noncombatants .

The secret lies in a thin layer of microbes, known as a biofilm, that researchers found enveloping gold grains in a Queensland mine.

In fact, she still full of life, what's the secret of her longevity? maybe it lies in her individuality.

His greatness lies in his outstanding ability to connect the qualities of a scientist with those of an industrialist.

Yet the bigger threat to its ambitions to reassert regional influence lies in its own attitude towards the neighbours.

Dr. Sun Yat-sen also said "The foundation of a country lies in people. "

One of the problems lies in that you cannot always see the tail or tell the difference between the fan or the war club.

An important dimension to which you need to turn your attention also lies in how you earn your living.

NLP differs only in that we deliberately make up lies, in order to try to understand the subjective experience of a human being.

Our holy and glorious temple, where our fathers praised you, has been burned with fire, and all that we treasured lies in ruins.

The best solution to his problem lies in seeing a psychiatrist for counseling. But what if he refuses such counseling?

Cuzco lies in the south of Peru and it was once known as the City of the Sun.

A Siberian tiger lies in a cage during the opening ceremony of a real estate project in Shenyang.

On all this being said, I believe that the key to realizing the potential of the Internet lies in achieving balance in our lives.

Its meaning lies in the fact that regardless of a woman beauty or ugly, smart or foolish.

Small new the biggest charm lies in his eyes to the pure fun with children to see the world.

Lies in the feminine values which the Hao Sijia image refracts to enable her to have the new significance.

Quaoar lies in the Kuiper Belt, a swarm of objects made of ice and rock that orbit the sun beyond Neptune.

Britain is an island country surrounded by the sea. It lies in the North Atlantic Ocean off the north coast of Europe.

In terms of this, key to promote the construction of new countryside lies in fostering new-type farmers with modem concept.

The heart-stirring power of the film lies in its truthfulness.

The answer to whether Harry Potter lives or dies lies in a stack of(1) sealed boxes, shrouded(2) as if hidden beneath an invisibility cloak.

An official's joy lies in the fact that his subordinates have to do what he instructs wrong rather than what he instructs right.

The crucial reason of their unfortunate marriage lies in the lack of mutual trust between them.

The bridge to be demolished lies in downtown area of the city with complex environment, Safe demolition is the key factor to be considered.

The value of one's existence lies in achieving his social values and meanings. Being able to help others is the real best home for my heart.

Evidence of reliability lies in the consistency with which we deliver on commitments, promises and statements.

The business scope of the company lies in massage cushion, massage chair and relative electronic products.

The point and core of this thesis lies in the research of character of Professional Degree Learner.

The answer lies in the composition of plaque, the fatty deposit that builds up in arteries and can eventually clog them.

The reason lies in the populist nature of these talent shows.

However, the only thing that embarrasses lies in not learning from his or her own mistakes.

The Young Man of Chan Hol lies in a Mexican undersea cave before the bones' removal last month.

The principle of the company lies in introducing healthy and secure infants and children products with honesty and sincerity.

All the art of living lies in a fine mingling of letting go and holding on.

The answer lies in an innovative scheme that would pay the poor countries not to chop down trees.

The superiority of radar to ordinary vision lies in the greater distances at which seeing is possible with radar.

And their diversity lies in the fact that Chinese Taoism is a national religion in a whole sense and Korean Taoism is not.

The main reason for this situation lies in improper benefits driven by the company management.

It is believed that to this day the treasure still lies in its original hiding spot in a lake in the Swiss Alps waiting to be found.

Weihai wide streets, few pedestrians, far from the mountain, near the sea, Weihai beauty lies in her quiet.

Basic means of survival for manufacturing enterprises lies in involved resources- the generation of "value proliferation" by "management" .

The science lies in defining the correct set of questions to ask.

Value of the collection lies in its tradition of embroidery is an ancient and exquisite craft, a very strong national characteristics.

The weakness of using the name lies in the lack of an authority to appeal to in the case of duplicates.

I can't really think of one off the top of my head, but I've told some pretty good lies in my time.

What lies behind you and what lies in front of you, pales in comparison to what lies inside of you.

But I think the long-term solution to the problems of Asian finance lies in co-operation in respect of currency arrangements.

freedom is not at the end of the evolution of man but lies in the first step of his existence.

The contradiction lies in the caveats: Washington must not challenge European sensibilities or ask too much of its allies.

The equation reveals that there lies in an exponential relationship between the viscosity and the temperature.

He is not content with what he has already got. What a pity he never understands that happiness lies in contentment.

All the art of lies in a fine mingling of letting go and holding on.

Investigates the reason, the question lies in the joint stock system commercial bank the company to govern the question.

The day is a public holiday and citizens are allowed to view Kim Il-sung's embalmed body, which lies in a clear sarcophagus.

The main cause of these problems mentioned above lies in the imperfect trade management laws and regulations, and ineffective management.

As the fundamental law of a country, Constitution lies in the core of the whole law system.

Power no longer lies in the bony hands of a few white Western bureaucrats and politicians.

Deloitte's best hope for getting out of its bind lies in a rapprochement between policymakers.

The spiritual nature of the ideology of natural law lies in the carrying forward of human ration.

The multimedia teaching key lies in the courseware, courseware must be able to show the teachers' teaching style.

The difference between rock and other artificial material lies in the geological nature of rock formed in the geological evolution.

The originality of Jaki's thought also lies in the link which he describes between the dogmas of the Creation and the Incarnation.

Wang Chuan said the Chinese animation lies in the gap with the United States credibility.

The importance of this idea lies in the fact that it contains a correction for a major perceptual distortion.

One of the world's leading business schools, INSEAD's main differentiation factor lies in its global perspective and cultural diversity.

Staxx : It's always nice to see a sadistic imperialistic bully weakened. Japan's future lies in remaining America's leashed dog.

In his eyes, the way of the learning and art of Chinese nation lies in developing the civilian learning t.

But, as some of its officials recognise, the real interest of the United States lies in supporting democracy in the region.

The difference between them chiefly lies in their alcohol content.

Quality cost analysis of real value lies in the information to be used for planning and improvement.

Hamlet in the play does not have its own life, his sense of survival lies in revenge for his father.

A second issue lies in how quickly China can actually accelerate its construction programs, even if the money is available.

Our primary concern with criminal law lies in the fact that violations of many environmental statutes constitute criminal offenses.

A manifestation of cultural that worked lies in its own way audiences experience to a process or create a perception.

First, no matter once or twice a year, the importance of the Dialogue lies in its substance.

As it lies in the mouth, impressive smoky sensations dominate, marked by the same peat and tobacco notes that you sense in the nose.

The basic reason of this socialization lies in the contradiction between the socialization of production and private personal holding form.

Universities' essential social duty lies in its endless moral pursuit of perfection and its constructive, rational animadversion.

The way to dissolve the cognitive conflict between doctors and patients lies in strengthening exchange and communication between them.

Determining where a distant object lies in space takes a bit of work, because the universe lacks clear distance markers.

The essential feature of good governance lies in the co-management of government and citizens over the public life.

But Beijing also appears to have decided that the best chance of stability in North Korea lies in another hereditary transfer of power.

The reason that the pocket monster game hundred play does not tire, the most main reason lies in ever changing to the war.

A man of charisma has many friends. His power lies in his ability to give.

But the embarrassment to supporters of a market economy now lies in a different direction, namely the instability of credit and banking.

The answer lies in a plug-in configuration file named, as you might guess, plugin-cfg. xml.

Updating of the city, on the material point of view, lies in a variety of urban architecture and facilities of the inter-face.

The peculiar nature of aesthetic transcendence lies in the realization of inner freedom in one's life.

Tencent's potential lies in the fact that its fees are very low, so they are within the reach of many Internet users.

The key, agronomists contend, lies in their adherence to methods used for generations .

The value of this forum lies in its quality dialogue on regional surveillance and on reform of the international financial architecture .

The only difference between the oppressors and the resisters lies in the morality of their aims and ideals.

The heart of the French perfume industry lies in Grasse, a small city on the French Riviera.

She told me that happiness lies in helping others to be happy.

The path to beating the markets lies in building systems that understand, but do not emulate, the persistent biases in human nature.

The potential for a strong housing recovery lies in the depths of the bust.

The true power of this system of Yoga lies in its capacity as a path to lasting happiness and inner freedom.

Proof of the high quality of our machinery lies in the fact that there is a great demand in the used market.

Marlowe? s greatest achievement lies in that he perfected the blank verse and made it the principal medium of English drama.

Happiness is not in the mere possession of money; it lies in the joy of achievement, in the thrill of creative effort.

The quality of a publication lies in its factual correctness, its reproducibility and in how it relates to the specialist literature.

The creativity and the general ability's difference lies in its originality and the originality.

He reveals deep and hidden things; he knows what lies in darkness, and light dwells with him.

The main contribution lies in pioneering the concept of TBML and making a comprehensive analysis.

The power of words, then, lies in their associations - the things they bring up to our minds.

It lies in the Gulf of Guinea, 20 miles off the west coast of Africa, one of four islands in an archipelago.

The most important sphere of giving, however, is not that of material things, but lies in the specifically human realm.

One of the great Sagittarian difficulties lies in relationships.

The power lies in time : the end of the imperial who wanted; The truth to sunlight, the false lie.

Likewise, I would attest that half of the effective education of a software developer lies in the acquisition of knowledge and skills.

Elsie Marley's grown so fine, She won't get up to feed the swine, But lies in bed 'till eight or nine! Lazy Elsie Marley.

Dear schoolmates, a year's plan lies in spring. In the new term, let's set off to the new goal!

A great part of our worthiness lies in an acknowledgement of our own unworthiness.

The Chinese government seems to believe its interest lies in maintaining a highly competitive real exchange rate for as long as possible.

In "Home of a Rebel Sharpshooter, Gettysburg, 1863, " by Gardner, the body of a dead soldier lies in perfect repose.

Monge Theorem : Given three circles, and construct common tangents of two circles mutually. Then three points lies in a straight line.

The author believed that the reason why Li Er appears so distinctive lies in its multi-voice words of "coloratura narrative" in his novel .

You'll have to devise a scenario that plausibly explains my absence, keeping in mind that the key to a good lie lies in the details.

I think the film is not moving, plot, lies in the heart of the viewer can arouse all conscience.

The reason why two numbers may have different digits, yet be very close, lies in the manner of constructing the digits.

The origin of sign pattern matrix is lies in study of sign-stability and sign-solvability of linear system. It was first proposed by P.

The power of truth lies in your intent when it comes to the day to day of it all.

Frankfurt lies in the former American Occupation Zone of Germany, and it was formerly the headquarters city of the U. S. Army in Germany.

If considered in terms of thinking, the intrinsic motivation of prose lies in its similar thinking.

Why? Part of the explanation lies in Ireland's underlying economic situation, which is not as bad as that of Greece or Portugal.

His failure mainly lies in mistaking strategic consequences of his acts and the resulting lack of means to deal with.

The power of the group lies in a piece of software called a "low-orbit ion cannon" .

A ball is in casual water when it lies in or any part of it touches the casual water.

The vitality and extraordinary charm of the Olympic movement lies in the Olympic spirit, which is the heart of the Olympic Games.

One of the essential targets of Ecological Ethics lies in the determination of "humans' moral obligations to nature" .

Must be appealing as the present, lies in its fashion elegant outward appearance, new unusual creativity.

A better security lies in knowing who you are and what you want to do in life. Therefore, the next important question gets at those answers.

Keeping the important function of the advance of the Party lies in that the advance of theParty is a life of the Party.

I believe the truth lies in youth; I believe it is always right against us.

Distribution network is a link from generators to users. It lies in the central areas among the loads, supplying energy to users directly.

The key to gaining an edge over competitors, in terms of environmental credibility, lies in choosing the most effective course of action.

During the preparation of AC, the main factor affecting the performance of AC lies in its activation treatment technology.

The difficulty of such a structure lies in the controller design because of the natural low damping which induced oscillations.

Its proper solution lies in political and diplomatic means and a comprehensive approach to address both the symptoms and root causes.

On the manufacturing side, our strength lies in unusual design items with luxury finishes and a small minimum order quantity.

Prosecution history estoppel function lies in the accurate definition patent protection range, and not just a kind of defense just.

Another problem lies in the existence of leveraged ETFs, where losses as well as profits can be magnified.

It is part of the male reproductive system. It is about the size of a chestnut. It surrounds the urethra and lies in the pelvic cavity.

A victim of the bombing in Hiroshima lies in a makeshift hospital located in one of the remaining in bank buildings in September of 1945.

The reason lies in the bifurcated nature of the credit shocks.

Perhaps one answer lies in the impact made by the fierce rhetoric of the early Women's Movement, especially its radical wing.

Crater Lake in southwestern Oregon of the United States lies in the crater of an extinct volcano.

The core of a city 's charm lies in its culture and individuality; the aim of a city's development is harmony and progress .

The power of this lies in thefact that "giving is receiving" is a law of energy.

The major contribution of Saussure's Course in General Linguistics lies in a set of mate-theory for modem linguistics.

Various form that the news differentiation of the medium lies in its dissemination is different.

The fundamental reason of these deficiencies lies in BE teachers'neglect of professional development.

The difficulty lies in the system database design and dynamic connections between the modules.

The main advantage of this style of fluent interface lies in its adaptability.

Then, it is easy to see that how to bridge the young and old lies in their attitudes towards the generation gap.

The concept of "genetic discrimination" currently lies in the realm of science fiction.

The danger lies in that the Kalachakra Tantra ritual subtlety builds an ideological foundation for a future "war of religions . "

Vocal music is an art of performance that contains a wealth of culture. Its essence lies in a perfect and unanimous whole of skill and art.

The mistake of these comrades lies in forgetting that the national contradiction is the primary one.

The answer lies in the lexical evolution of both the word "chupacabra" and the public's understanding of what it means.

The government has promised to do all that lies in its power to alleviate the hardships of the people.

The success of Mc Donald lies in its marketing and advertisement. ? His skill lies in his ability to communicate quite complicated ideas.

The company lies in coastal city of Taizhou, only half an hour away from airport by car.

Its root lies in the in comprehensive understanding of the origin of the word.

The vocational education system goal lies in the promotion vocational education to be better, and get quickly and healthily develops.

KOW's particular strength lies in its ability to design and build in a wide range of styles with diverse materials.

The characteristic of this dissertation lies in, Firstly, dig into the resources of regional industry development once again.

As I see it, the only solution lies in the implementation of two systems in one country.

One of the primary difficulties lies in monitoring, as malaria shares symptoms with many other diseases.

But the real power of a new platform lies in the new forms of behaviour it makes possible, most of which cannot be anticipated.

The greatest difference between Shanghai and these two other provinces lies in the number of individual patent grantees .

The love awkward place lies in: When you love my time, I am loving others; When I fall in love with you finally, you actually walked.

Its root lies in the confusing of the difference of the logic of process and result of thinking.

Some of the uncertainty lies in whether the North Korean military backs or tries to circumvent the younger Mr. Kim.

The difference lies in the fact that floating-point data types used in computers can't hold every real number.

I believe the answer to this complex economic challenge lies in focusing on a troika of principles: education, innovation, and productivity.

Whether a person can develop good behavioural habits as well as gracious thought and morality or not lies in the primary education.

Wes Brown's continuing value and quality lies in his honesty, durability and willingness to serve the cause whenever needed.

However , a permanent solution to the building neglect problem lies in owners actively taking up their maintenance responsibility .

Right: The body of a Baath party member lies in the streets of Kirkuk, while the local Baathist party office burns in the background.

The Yangtze lies in a rice belt, providing about a fifth of China's economic activity and two-thirds of its inland shipping.

However, this interpretation of the history lies in a repetition of difference which entails a power to disentangle the Grand History.