Microsoft's offense, he held, lay not in the fact that its Windows operating system runs 90percentt of the world's personal computers, but in the methods the company used to maintain and try to extend its monopoly.
Others have also suggested that there are widely held lay beliefs about the kind of behaviours considered appropriate at different stages of the lifecourse (Backett et al. 1994, Backett and Davison 1995).
Mr Clinton held his office cheap, and held lies dear.
People hold lay theories across many domains that differ dramatically from more formal scientific theories, including theories in biology (Shtulman, 2006), physics (McCloskey, 1983), statistics (Tversky & Kahneman, 1971), economics (Furnham & Argyle, 1998), personality (Haslam et al., 2004), decision theory (Johnson & Rips, 2015), and emotion (Gilbert & Wilson, 2007).
Similar to spawning runs of Atlantic salmon, American shad charge upstream during rising water, periodically resting in holding lies at the tail-outs of pools and runs.
After positioning ourselves in our own holding lies -- the slack water below two partially flooded trees -- we began retrieving our darts through the tail-out of a broad pool.
The hold lay furthest down in the ship, right above the bottom planking below the waterline.
To execute this hold, lay the baby across your forearm with one leg across each side of your arm.
Secondly, although sickle cell is inherited, the cause of illness may be variously held by lay people to lie with the patient, the natural world, the social world or the supernatural world (Helman 2000).
During 1994, two major conferences were held to lay the groundwork for the TRC's work.
This belief is not only held by lay people but by professionals as well.
