He lurks in secret as a lion in his ambush. He lies in wait to catch the helpless. He catches the helpless, when he draws him in his net.

He lieth in wait secretly as a lion in his den he lieth in wait to catch the poor he doth catch the poor, when he draweth him into his net.

The key to heroism is two things.

The challenge facing the attainment of the MDGs has not been the strategies and objectives as defined rather, it lies within the degree of implementation.

The reason lies in capital movements.

Time is of the essence.

The key dispute is over Cyprus.

Since the equilibrium holds for the external forces on the entire truss construction, it also holds for the internal forces acting on each joint.

The story has in it something of the element of tragedy.

But the fundamental innovation lies elsewhere.

But the devil is in the details.

The second challenge is to halt climate change.

Here, I suspect, is where the greatest challenge for the future lies.

And that makes all the difference.

Therein lies the crux of the issue.

The great challenge is not to admit that there are many recipes, but rather to create space for other perspectives on economic analysis and policy.

Paul Bennett finds design in the details

Romulus Whitaker The real danger lurking in the water

Thanks to globalization, it lies in our trade partners!

Part of the problem lies in Japan's educational system.

One option is a preventive military strike.

Most likely, the real constraint lies on the investment side.

Imagine you're driving in a fog.

The school's motto is The basis of all learning lies in philosophy .

Poverty lies at the centre of the 10 priority areas.

That equilibrium lies at the heart of the potential of those mechanisms.

The third challenge is to combat terrorism together.

NEW YORK The heart of any government is found in its budget.

But the solution lies in changing the system, not just the leader.

The root cause of the problem is the new European constitution.

But the real risk for the global economy is in Europe.

WASHINGTON, DC The devil is always in the details.

Therein lies the universal tension between intellectual property and competition.

The fault lies not with economics, but with economists.

The challenge is to spread such achievements to the rest of the world.

Therein lies the inspiration for all of us.

Therein lies a profound contradiction.

But what distinguishes historical eras from one another is less the distribution of power than the degree of order between and within states.

The real test for the German government is the labor market.

The main enemy lies in deep seated mentalities, habits, and routines.

As always, the devil is in the details.

After all, the good of democratic structures is their predictability.

But the real promise for China and India lies in the future.

An obvious explanation is the power of conventional thinking.

So part of the problem is the curse of history.