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The phrase "an lay" is not correct in written English.
It appears to be a typographical error or a misunderstanding of the correct article usage.
Example: "I would like to lay an egg." (corrected to "I would like to lay a plan.")
Alternatives: "a plan" or "a layer."
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Formal schooling ended when he got his first job aged seven as a messenger boy, but he attended night school while working in a colliery and learned public speaking as an lay preacher.
Get a comfortable couch or cat bed so they an lay on or sleep on it.
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So when is a lie a lie?
A lie? A cover-up?
A lie is an untruthful assertion.
Not a lie, just a different story.
A lie is a deliberate deception.
A lie by omission is a lie.
"Austerity is a lie".
"Balance is a lie.
I'm a lie.
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