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Health experts advising Microsoft co-founder and philanthropist Bill Gates this week laid out 14 roadblocks to health in poor countries and invited scientists to compete for $200 million to remove them.
(lay, laid, laid, laying).
It will feature strongly in America's congressional elections in November, it already lies behind the roadblocks being laid in Europe and America against foreign takeovers, and is even being expressed in China itself (see article).
Lyft is due to be the first giant tech startup to list its shares on the stock market this year -- and it has laid out all the roadblocks that could derail not only its own business, but the ridesharing industry itself.
Last year, when the foundation for Miami's basketball rebirth was being laid, Foster encountered enough roadblocks from parents who wondered what made him think the sport would succeed this time.
As Mr. Marti's car approached the community of Center Hill, the police set up a roadblock, laying down spikes to flatten his tires.
In the end, the Egyptian army had to physically block about 40,000 Libyans trying to cross the border, with roadblocks and even freshly laid land mines.
However, there have been efforts made and strategies layed out in order to achieve more equality like prioritizing women in hackathons, setting clear goals, identifying key roadblocks, and incorporating men.
They laid their machine guns by their feet, and swayed as hundreds of Palestinians gathered to watch on both sides of roadblocks that cut the principal traffic artery.
