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lie alongside

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lie alongside (of someone or an animal)
to lie next to someone or an animal. (Of is usually retained before pronouns.) Jimmy came in to lie alongside of his father in bed. The puppy lay alongside its mother.
See also: alongside, lie


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s ruins lie alongside the world famous beach of the same name.
The United States, represented by former Open winner Ben Curtis and Brandt Snedeker, lie alongside Spain and Canada in a three-way share of third place on eight-under-par.
The Mancunians lie alongside newcomers Blyth Spartans at the head of the table with just goal difference dividing the pair and after four wins from six outings go to the Knitters looking to consolidate their lofty perch.
 
 
 
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