He looked dapper in a dark suit and tie and proved a gracious host, speaking excellent, if not always idiomatic, English for 90 minutes in his suite at the posh Carlyle Hotel, where a lesser-known novel by Alexandre Dumas lay open on the coffee table and a stack of European films on DVD sat next to a flat-screen television.
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But, said Mr Pearson, this "save as" culture could lay firms open to all kinds of problems because hidden information inside files reveals the document's true genesis.
But, by cutting off money, the Democrats lay themselves open to the charge that they are damaging the morale and perhaps even the capabilities of troops in the field.
If the burial site in Tokyo contains the remains of foreigners and he does not seek to make amends, he will lay himself open to accusations of double standards.
He can either cave in to Democratic demands for a short trial, or he can go ahead without Democratic support and so lay himself open to the charge of rank partisanship.
Yet, not only do Kosovo's politicians reject outright any idea of a compromise, but there is also no reason to assume that any post-Milosevic government in Yugoslavia would be more pliant on this question especially as it could not afford to lay itself open to charges of treason.
Now that Lay's no longer a felon, maybe the University of Missouri at Columbia will be able to fill its open Kenneth Lay Chair in International Economics.
Oknov lay with his eyes open, and frightening thoughts knocked inside his increasingly wooden head.
At 7, 264 yards, Winged Foot's West Course is the longest lay-out in US Open history.
The idea, I suppose, is that ABC Corp. would close its plant in Shanghai, lay off 200 Chinese, open a new plant in Sheboygan, bring in 50 Americans (since U.S. workers are more productive) and, for its trouble, get a two-year payroll tax holiday for those new hires.
That's how we'll open the doors of opportunity and lay a new foundation for our economic growth -- by investing in our citizens.
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Nearby lay a dead female elk, its stomach ripped open - an early-morning feast for the wolves.
Tolerance is a way to disarm fear, to open the world for better change and to lay the foundations for lasting peace.
She went to the back, where the servants lay under blankets in the courtyard, and slipped through an open door, through the filthy kitchen, which smelled of garlic and curry, and into the heavily carpeted dining room.
Nadal, the six-time grand slam winner and reigning Australian Open champion, has been coming off a two-month lay-off due to knee tendinitis, a break that kept him from defending his 2008 Wimbledon crown.
But what government can do is lay the foundation for small businesses to expand and to thrive, for entrepreneurs to open up shop and test out new products, for workers to get the training that they need, and for families to achieve some measure of economic security.
Woods has twice come into a major after a long lay-off, with mixed results - he missed the cut in the 2006 US Open at Winged Foot after his father died, and he won the 2008 US Open at Torrey Pines while playing on a seriously injured left knee.
Fears about this radicalising effect of partisan primaries lay behind the victory on the same day of a ballot measure, Proposition 14, to change to open primaries.
After an initial lay-off, she was forced off the circuit for a second time after being knocked out of the French Open in the second round.
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