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It also confirms my belief that Palliser is lying doggo for a time.
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If he were lucky, he might lie doggo; but there was no other course.
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Any Boches who have survived are lying doggo.
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Because sometimes the man isn't dead, but a perfectly live Boche patrol lying "doggo."
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I was lying doggo by myself in a hole, and bullets whizzing over me all the time.
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Many work for pimps who remain out of sight, local campaigners say.
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He had not gone far before Aragorn was out of sight ahead.
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The ship, out to sea, had moved on, almost out of sight.
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Rodgers lamented the opportunity lost and Barcelona soon raced out of sight.
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A phone booth was a good place to stay out of sight.
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Imagine fleeing your war-ravaged home and living in hiding for 20 years.
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Alexander must remain in hiding so long as Caesar was in Alexandria.
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She was superb in her poise as she amused herself in hiding.
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How were they going to continue their relationship with him in hiding?
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As long as the crusade continued, he had to remain in hiding.
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He began to fear they would spend the day there in hiding.
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The men who could tell us are either dead or in hiding.
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It was part of the reason she'd stayed in hiding so long.
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Children are also skilled in hiding their online activity from their parents.
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The Bolshevik leaders whom they persecuted were in hiding, as under Czarism.
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Two long days followed, during which the lovers lay quietly in hiding.
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And all these things you must do while a fugitive in hiding.
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He could smell Indians in hiding and wood smoke three leagues away.
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Go away at once, or remain in hiding and ready for flight.
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Rodchenkov fled Russia and is now in hiding in the United States.
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She was an adept in hiding her heart far out of sight.