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lay against

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lay something against something
to lean or place something against something. They laid the Christmas tree against the house where they could get to it easily when the time came. Lay this hot cloth against the sore and hold it there.
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Byline: Matt Williams Lay Real Madrid (v Albacete) REAL MADRID have seldom been reliable on their travels in La Liga this season, and they look a lay against Albacete this evening, writes Ian Coyne.
The 68-year-old,from Scarisbrick, was a visiting player with his team from Hurlston Hall Golf Club, Scarisbrick, top lay against Southport Park Golf Club on Monday.
``It is a great opportunity for our squad top lay against top class players.
 
 
 
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