111.   But beneath the glitter lies a deepening malaise.

112.   But the real treasure may lie beneath the church floor, Doadrio said.

113.   But tension lies just beneath the surface.

114.   Disputes over the South China Sea islands have grown in recent years because of oil believed to lie beneath them.

115.   Even in ultra-modern Japan, folk beliefs are a strong force, even if they lie beneath a slick, glossy surface.

116.   Everyone else lies beneath flat numbered stones.

117.   He and his six U.N. colleagues were searching for evidence of a mass grave believed to lie beneath the collective farm in the heart of Bosnian Serb territory.

118.   He helped negotiate a treaty with Australia over oil and gas reserves that lie beneath the sea between the two countries.

119.   How much improvement is required and of what sort depends largely on the make-up and consistency of the soil, its mineral content and also what lies beneath it.

120.   Impatience and anger lie beneath the surface of the mass labor actions.