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It will become another "mess" . And if it does, the problem will be laid at the door of the Afghan government and its Western allies.

At least 90% of the cause for the financial crisis can be laid at the doorstep of the Federal Reserve.

This charge could certainly be laid at the door of both his predecessors, Gordon Brown's recent anti-Murdoch tirade notwithstanding.

But there was a certain beggar named Lazarus, full of sores, who was laid at his gate.

We learn that happiness isn't laid at our feet by fate; rather, we construct it within the matrix of our circumstances.

Some meaningful blame should be laid at the doorstep of regulators, but the investigation should not cease at the first signs of fault.

Since they control the presidency and Congress, all economic discomfort can be laid at their door.

The large water surface is covered with lotus with gravels loosely laid at the pond edge.

One of the accusations frequently laid at fashion's sometimes gaudy door is that it's frivolous.

The foundations of the current world financial and economic system were laid at Bretton Woods in New Hampshire in 1944.

So too is the transcontinental development of roads, railways and pipelines, laid at a dizzying pace.

Before returning to the fray, News Corp must put its house in order and answer the allegations laid at its door.

What does a girl have to do to get laid at this wedding?

I hardly think the blame can be laid at your doorstep.

Rat poison has been laid at all of them.

And in 2010 Afghanistan will be "his" war, its miseries laid at his door.

Most of our country's serious problems can be laid at the feet of Congress and the White House and not at capitalism.

Between 1865 and 1873, 28, 000 miles of track were laid at an estimated cost of $1. 4bn.

And a certain beggar named Lazarus was laid at his gate, covered with sores,

If only you'd come back to me If you laid at my side I wouldn't need no Mojo Pin to keep me satisfied