To lie at the heart

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to be an object of affection, desire, or anxiety.

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bare Inappropriateness initiation			Will voters take this risk or in the next 65 days will Palin be able to convince them that whatever her inexperience, she is guided by the strong principles that every American wants to lie at the heart of government in Washington, but knows all too well do not? McCain's pick of running mate by Arab News (Jeddah, Saudi Arabia) Billing problems appear to lie at the heart of this debacle and energywatch has been inundated with calls from Scottish Gas customers who are at the end of their tether because of the firm's failure to deal with queries and complaints. SCOTTISH GAS LEAVE CUSTOMERS FUMING; Power giants get more complaints ... by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland) Whatever the case, resolving the relationship between the individual and the collective good seems to lie at the heart of the ethical issues raised in these papers. Horns of a dilemma by Nute, Kevin / The Architectural Review			To let be To let blood To let down To let drive To let fly To let in To let loose To let off To let on To let out To let run To let slide To let slip To let the cat out of the bag To let up To levy a fine To levy blackmail To levy on goods and chattels To levy war To lick into shape To lick the dust To lick the spittle of To lick up To lie along the shore To lie at the door of To lie at the heart To lie at the mercy of To lie by To lie hard To lie in To lie in one To lie in one's throat To lie in the way To lie in wait To lie low To lie on To lie on hand To lie on the head of To lie on the oars To lift the hand against To lift up To lift up one's head To lift up the eyes To lift up the feet To lift up the hand To lift up the hand against To lift up the heel against To lift up the voice To light a fire To like of To limber up			To let blood To let down To let drive To let fly To let in To let loose To let off To let on To let out To let run To let slide To let slip To let the cat out of the bag To let up To levy a fine To levy blackmail To levy on goods and chattels To levy war To lick into shape To lick the dust To lick the spittle of To lick up To lie along the shore To lie at the door of To lie at the heart To lie at the mercy of To lie by To lie hard To lie in To lie in one To lie in one's throat To lie in the way To lie in wait To lie low To lie on To lie on hand To lie on the head of To lie on the oars To life in prison To lift the hand against To lift up To lift up one's head To lift up the eyes To lift up the feet To lift up the hand To lift up the hand against To lift up the heel against To lift up the voice To light a fire

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