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If I lie, I lose.
"If I lie about it, I've got big trouble".
If I lie down in the water, I sink".
It begins, "If I lay here/If I just laaay here".
She later adds: "If I lie, I wouldn't be able to live with myself.
If I lie in bed and take out something to read, I'll last two pages.
"If I lay down those cards, there will be a mutual respect," Quade said.
I'm sitting straight up on the couch, because if I lie down, I'm afraid I'll pass out.
By Seymour M. Hersh Taguba knew his report would make him unpopular: "If I lie, I lose.
But what if I lie there for the next hour, tossing like a self-basting chicken on a spit?
He recalled: "Having retched out the last bit of liquid from the previous stop, she'd say, 'Would it be O.K. if I lay down just a bit?
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