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Lies at the core Tue Sep 19, 2006 11:54 am  Lies at the core
 

Hi,

What is the meaning of " lies at the core"

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Core Tue Sep 19, 2006 11:57 am  Core
 

Hi Fooz,

It's difficult to give a particular meaning without a context but this expression generally means is at the bottom of/at the heart of/is the main foundation of. I could give you a better definition if you let me know the context.

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Core Tue Sep 19, 2006 12:05 pm  Core
 

Hi Alan,

here you are the whole text;

"From all the thinking, feedback and analysis that you have undertaken to this point look for what -lies at the core- that defines your value."
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Core Tue Sep 19, 2006 12:21 pm  Core
 

Hi Fooz,

Your sentence:

Quote:
"From all the thinking, feedback and analysis that you have undertaken to this point look for what -lies at the core- that defines your value."

Yes, I think my previous definition will apply here. Look for what lies at the core suggests look for what is the basis of all the information you have, not just at the superficial information but what is at the heart of it/look at those facts on which the infomation is based.

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