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In very different ways , both Lawrence Tierney , the swaggering Brooklyn native who specialized in cold-hearted killers in films like Max Nosseck 's 1945 '' Dillinger '' and Robert Wise 's 1947 '' Born to Kill , '' and Robert Ryan , the trembling giant on the brink of violent self-destruction in Edward Dmytryk 's 1947 '' Crossfire '' and Fritz Lang 's 1952 '' Clash by Night , '' embodied the anxieties of a generation of men who had experienced hell at first hand but were now being asked to be compliant citizens .
 place lived: Lawrence Tierney, Brooklyn; place of birth: Lawrence Tierney, Brooklyn
Given a phrase that describes the relationship between two words, extract the words and the lexical relationship between them. The output format should be "relation1: word1, word2; relation2: word3, word4". 
Option: ethnicity, place lived, geographic distribution, company industry, country of administrative divisions, administrative division of country, location contains, person of company, profession, ethnicity of people, company shareholder among major shareholders, sports team of location, religion, neighborhood of, company major shareholders, place of death, nationality, children, company founders, company founded place, country of capital, company advisors, sports team location of teams, place of birth 
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Answer:
 place lived: Lawrence Tierney, Brooklyn; place of birth: Lawrence Tierney, Brooklyn