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Meanings of lied in English
Classical art song in the German tradition.
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Usage of lied in English
1
He'd lied a million times before; they should be prepared for it.
2
Instead he had lied and he was free to continue his work.
3
Prosecutors say two former Penn State officials lied multiple times HARRISBURG, Penn.
4
And I'm used to being lied to hour after hour after hour.
5
Of course he lied on a regular basis: He had a penis.
6
He lied; for he was never in a battle in his life.
7
She said it did not hurt; there, too, Dalehouse thought she lied.
8
Obviously, the Pentagon responded in the only way they could: they lied.
9
In other words, they did nothing and they lied to the public.
10
Mr Joyce lied to his family, and he lied to the public.
11
But first, I want you to understand that I never really lied.
12
He couldn't bring himself do it, however, so once again he lied.
13
A woman crossing the Queensland border allegedly lied about doing essential work.
14
I think I lied to avoid hurting her feelings or causing conflict.
15
It only called attention to the fact that she'd lied to him.
16
When journalists said otherwise, they lied to the audience that trusted them.
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United States of America
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