He added that all mammals have consciousness but it is impossible to know where it lies (for example, our immune system can function without it).
It is flawed because Mr Assad lies, for example about such things as the well-documented use of barrel bombs, a lethal improvised weapon of mutilation expressly intended to kill and terrorise civilians.
As blasé attitudes to financial stability give way to concern, tax havens make it harder to gain a true picture of where debt and risk lie, for example in hedge funds trading exotic derivatives.
These "independent" constructions are meaningful in themselves: their meaning lies, for example, in their shape or in the number of their parts.
The hard work lies, for example, in creating a constructional system that overcomes the problems of its predecessors, is simple, uses well-entrenched predicates, or successfully replaces them with new ones (which is even harder), allows us to make useful predictions and so on.
When older kids lie, for example, this becomes especially important.
If you're being unjustly accused of lying, for example, say, "I'm actually careful to be truthful".
For IMS, new possibilities lie, for example, in the analysis of heterogeneous protein complexes, providing information on the topology, stoichiometry, and cross section.
Implications for the impact on health care and health care systems lie, for example, in the variations in the clinical decision-making process as exemplified by referrals [ 3] and in mortality outcomes [ 4], which could be explained by the presence of multiple chronic diseases in the same individual.
If everything lay well (for example, East had king-doubleton in both hearts and clubs), declarer was going to take a lot of tricks.
Rules concerning distance from lay settlements, for example, had to be interpreted and implemented differently depending on whether tropical, moderate, or (as in the case of Tibet and Mongolia) subarctic climatic conditions prevailed.
