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Meanings of lie ahead in English

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Usage of lie ahead in English
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OPINION:Seismic changes are afoot in medialand and big changes lie ahead .
The Irish Times
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Hobart and Lablet were engrossed in speculation about what might lie ahead.
Star Born
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An almost unlimited future seemed to lie ahead of the young man.
IT
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I ask you to keep it no matter what trials lie ahead.
Voices in the dark
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And be warned, if you haven't seen it yet, spoilers lie ahead.
Reuters
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But plummeting rentals and high debt mean bumpy economic returns lie ahead.
Reuters
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It is not a good advertisement for the delights that lie ahead.
Outposts: journeys to the surviving relics of the british empire
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Watson, too, has hinted that he believes further legal battles lie ahead.
The Guardian
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She was much too conscious of what might lie ahead of them.
The Complete Alien Omnibus
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Interpretation: Several challenges to improving reproductive health lie ahead in the SDG era.
Pubmed
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Among the million possible fates that lie ahead of me that is one.
The witch queen
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Days darker than night lie ahead; that is the truth here.
A Fortress of Grey Ice
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Despite the index's rise, traders said some investors feel economic bumps lie ahead.
Reuters
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He knows enough to know the importance of the days that lie ahead.
Climbing Magazine
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No matter the outcome, interesting times in the mobile app space lie ahead.
Reuters
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But this is not a moment for emphasising the problems which lie ahead.
The Guardian
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