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" For the next three months, Walker tried convincing himself that "if I want to give it up, I'll just give it up.
But while the 93-year-old implores the crowd to "give it up for Chastity," he never got to give it up himself.
If the pressure will continue, they will give it up.
You really have to give it up for Fridays, right?
Honestly, we've got to give it up for Shushanna here.
And I wouldn't give it up: It's comfortable and encouraging.
That said, let's all give it up for Guy Inchair.
Let's give it up for the dads of the world.
Give it up to an hour to charge and restart.
"I told Kuehne to just give it up," she said.
They like their dominance, and won't easily give it up.
So we're going to give it up, and what willhappen?
Of course, I doubt you would gladly give it up.
He now likes it so much he won't give it up.
Obviously, it looks stupid out there when you give it up.
"Give it up for Céline Dion," Gaga shouted during her speech.
What is it that's finally convincing you to give it up?
Give it up if you write with a pen and paper!
I love gymnastics and I'm not ready to give it up.
It's important to understand: We can't give it up to them.
"And I don't have to give it up in four years."
And also, once fascists get power, they don't give it up.
In this case, the Schillers were ready to give it up.
You have to give it up to the ether, I suppose.
You can imagine why you wouldn't want to give it up.
"If he's willing to give it up, then perfect," Godwin said.
That might sound old school, but they never give it up.
But he said the United States shouldn't give it up entirely.
So were going to give it up, and what will happen?
Let's give it up for her three T's: Trust, Talking, Truth.
Only a traitor would give it up or hand it over.
"Please give it up for the dancers, and please give it up for the crew and everyone that puts this thing together," Beyoncé said, perhaps throwing a bit of shade in the midst of the stage malfunction.
You really gotta give it up for Rivers Cuomo and the Weezers.
Please give it up for Amari, once again, for that outstanding introduction.
We're just not there yet as a society to give it up.
"It was definitely tough to give it up that late," Lundqvist said.
Later he would give it up altogether and also slimmed down considerably.
Give it up for security—the guards, and the concept in general.
Please give it up for Amaury once again for that outstanding introduction.
And they will be loathe to give it up without a fight.
But we're not about to concede that or to give it up.
If it is not trading up, then he doesn't give it up.
Ladies and gentlemen, please give it up for the bride and groom.
I'd give it up for women like her to live in freedom.
Gotta give it up for Tobey though ... taking 2 for the team!
It's my right, but that doesn't mean I can give it up.
"They don't want to give it up," he said with a laugh.
And I don't think they'll give it up unless this bill fails.
I loved to paint, and I wasn't about to give it up.
Let's give it up for Jason Priestley, the unlikeliest hero man of 2017.
Imagine using something that much, that aggressively, then having to give it up.
So, deciding to give it up altogether is likely not a good solution.
It may be tech's favourite buzzword, but it's time to give it up.
They said she wouldn't give it up and next thing they start shooting.
They certainly will not give it up based on scientific or humanistic considerations.
I was at a point where I thought, Should I give it up?
"I'm not going to say you have to give it up," Kaine said.
Semper Fi. They staked out territory and they did not give it up.
Sorry to say it Windows 7-ers, it's time to give it up.
"The time comes when, heck, you have to give it up," he said.
He then returned to college, only to give it up again without graduating.
But they cannot give it up since it is related to the government goal.
And would it be willing to give it up in exchange for a relaxation?
They sit side by side, ignore each other and give it up to me.
I'll give it up one day and look back on this blurb and cringe.
When they wouldn't give it up, he stole it in the cover of darkness.
"I really don't want to give it up, but I don't know," he said.
After all, you can't just give it up, like plastic straws or enormous SUVs.
You have a guy in a castle who doesn't want to give it up.
I've often wondered whether my inability to give it up was my deepest failing.
Sometimes you give it up as a subject, and yet you're always drawn back.
Is it just like, "Nah, let's just give it up and focus on cloud"?
"I wasn't going to give it up, and the pitcher wasn't either," Belt said.
"We hold the high ground, and we shall never give it up," he said.
Will he give it up for free or will Tom have to pay up?!
Would North Korea have to freeze its nuclear program or give it up altogether?
They will give it up, but no one will lift the sanctions against Pyongyang.
Going to the bird, they'll give it up in exchange for finding their missing egg.
For the first time in years, Democrats controlled the floor -- and wouldn't give it up.
You know, you don't ask to share power from people who give it up willingly.
So give it up for the mama bears of the world today -- they've earned it.
We're attracting people back into wine who might have otherwise had to give it up.
They just give it up or they don't care about it or something like that.
And if its nuclear arsenal ultimately brought that legitimacy, why would it give it up?
But, don't give it up if you've found it to be an effective savings method.
They got me to 38, so I got to give it up to my teammates.
Before we go any further I gotta give it up for my man the bassist.
So, think he's ready to give it up for one last ride in Serie A?
" He added, "A lot of bands don't give it up like I do, I guess.
"I don't think it's going to happen that we're gonna give it up," Zahra said.
Once you give it up (Dad said of discovery) don't expect to get it back.
" Mr. Hull nodded and said: "It's your heritage and you hate to give it up.
If you owned a Note27 and had to give it up, we feel your pain.
It's not very presidential but it is very Trump and he'll never give it up.
And I gotta give it up for Tom, he became a great programmer very fast.
Yet for all his consternation over the cost of doing business, he can't give it up.
But that's the thing about power: those who have it tend to give it up slowly.
And if you give it up, you may feel lousy and suffer from signs of withdrawal.
It's not easy to be a mainstream rapper, and I completely give it up to that.
"Give it up for Céline Dion," the A Star Is Born actress shouted during the speech.
The companies that get a slice of that pie don't have incentives to give it up.
I wouldn't give it up for unlimited rosé or John Mayer — and I love both deeply.
Ingredients: pepper, vinegar, salt First of all, you've gotta give it up for that ingredient list.
Let’s give it up for my mama and sister for making this thread possible.
He has never seen this kind of adulation and he doesn't want to give it up.
Maybe this would be a good time to give it up and go do something else.
You can give it up on Mondays or on Tuesdays or at breakfast or at lunch.
Offensively, we put up a bunch of runs, and we don't want to give it up.
People who have power, or even the illusion of power, are loath to give it up.
I worked hard to earn my authority, and I will not give it up to anyone.
Her new partner wants her to give it up because she lived there with an ex.
They're going to get very nervous if they think they might have to give it up.
They are captive to the "women are victims" narrative, and they will not give it up.
Even though I adore Aja, I've gotta give it up: DeLa definitely deserved to win this one.
We just want to give it up for the enterprising "content marketer" in India who registered buzzfeednewz.
Then, in 2008, the website's founder had to give it up, and I became the official webmaster.
" – David Spade "Let's give it up for Rob Lowe, or as gonorrhea doctors call him, Patient Zero.
She digs on Winged Chew, and she'll hand you a Splice Drop if you give it up.
"I worked myself to the bone for them, but I had to give it up," he said.
Nathan Sykes is giving up all the steamy details on his new music video, "Give It Up".
But having seized the party machinery, Mr. Corbyn seems unlikely to give it up, even in defeat.
"We can't give it up because right now the status quo is unacceptable to everybody," he said.
The water may be threatening — but how many of us could give it up if we tried.
The man, however, was convinced that the $20 was still his and would not give it up.
We've been watching it for years, and I don't know how we will ever give it up, unfortunately.
I give it up to Justice, because without him I don't know that I could have done it.
He must give it up to support his wife as royal consort, a role traditionally associated with women.
And one after another you start to see various sectors of the global financial markets give it up.
"When you think about it, it's no surprise to see they were the first to give it up."
It's just hard to give it up entirely when we don't have a lot of other emotional outlets.
"I really don't want to give it up, but I don't know," he said in the CNN interview.
He wants you to say you're OK with Russia staying in Crimea and, in effect, give it up.
He exploited social media before and during the campaign and he seems unable to give it up now.
Even though they give it up without seeing who's getting it, they're still ultimately the ones in charge.
Give it up for Monét who is not an idiot like the show painted her out to be.
South Korea will always ask for denuclearization, but the North will not give it up at any chance.
If there exists such a thing as a secret Majorcan beach, don't expect locals to give it up.
But the states fought hard for that money and are not likely to give it up easily. Sen.
D.Va was undoubtedly pissed, but hey, you gotta give it up for Worros's swift thinking and incomparable skills.
After about half a year with the Roborock S6, it would be hard to give it up now.
HANNITY: I probably cannot give it up and it&aposs because I care more than I&aposve ever cared.
Too much time, effort and political capital had been invested in TPP to give it up without a fight.
A professor was fired after bringing a pepper shaker to the dining hall, and refusing to give it up.
Being a Supreme Court justice is a plum job, and it's understandable that few want to give it up.
Once people get the vote, they don't want to give it up, no matter what the case against it.
"We want to stay in the province no matter what and not give it up until death," he said.
Yet even as Republican leaders recognized the damage whiteness was doing to the party, they couldn't give it up.
"We are not going to give it up," Giorgi Tabagari told the Thomson Reuters Foundation, referring to the march.
At the end of my time with the Microsoft Surface Studio, I did not want to give it up.
I wouldn't give it up again (except on vacation — I am a big fan of the no email vacation).
No matter who you're voting for, you have to give it up for her tenacity and her work ethic.
By that definition, Jimi Hendrix ("All Along The Watchtower" and Public Enemy ("Give It Up") are one-hit wonders.
Now, it still makes me cry to think about art and how crushing it was to give it up.
"Give it up for the hometown boy!" the announcer called out as the tractor's immense tires began spewing dirt.
And that's assuming Jill Stein will give it up, which she might not because she's also a Russian asset.
And, that's assuming Jill Stein will give it up, which she might not because she's also a Russian asset.
"Among the workers who currently enjoy a balanced lifestyle, they'd be hard-pressed to give it up," Colliton says.
Hailey Bieber is finally ready to give it up -- pictures of her in her wedding dress, that is. Mrs.
You know, it wasn't that I expected you to give it up, it wasn't about sacrificing something you love.
She talks about doing everything you can do to move in the direction you want and when you've done everything you can, you let it go and give it up to the universe or give it up to God or the higher power, and you let it be what it's going to be.
I'm invested in the answer as a belief in art's power has been one that's guided me for decades, and if I have to give it up, then fine, I'll give it up, but I want to do it on my own terms and not because of the actions of Donald Trump.
That's why Sandler's final lyric of his song was just so perfect: "Give it up for the great Chris Farley."
And give it up for Kendall ... who nailed the punk rock attire with her own take on a Powerpuff Girl.
"I decided I was going to give it up and get a 'real job,'" she told the website Music Love.
"I'm serious, give it up," she remembers one saying as she turned around to find a gun pointed at her.
Trump himself agreed during the 223 campaign, saying at one point that he would "give it up" if he won.
So even if you get Google and Facebook to completely give it up, the cat is out of the bag.
Let's give it up for medicine, and for Chopin, for bringing music fans together with his goth-as-fuck heart.
EC: I want to give it up to the progressive Christian spaces that have always been welcoming of LGBT individuals.
To give it up without having something else in its place could erode Kim's personal legitimacy (tied to his bloodline).
Alicia Keys usually wore makeup every time she left the house until recently, when she decided to give it up.
Wielding power by giving it up Sometimes, the best way to wield power is, at first, to give it up.
Simon, the founding owner of Hope, has offered to buy the gibbon, but the man will not give it up.
This is followed by a cover of Marvin Gaye's "Got To Give It Up" featuring a verse from Slick Rick.
But having earned her spot on South Korea's four-member Olympic team, she was not about to give it up.
If you ski into a tree, you may have to give it up entirely, but you probably can keep skiing.
Most of the time, it is unconscious, which is part of why it is so hard to give it up.
Also, let's give it up for Maureen taking matters into her own hands, quite literally, and attending Jean's vagina classes.
It's an annoying and frustrating thing to deal with on an otherwise excellent laptop, and HP should give it up.
"Welcome to the White House and give it up for the world champion Cleveland Cavaliers," Obama said as he opened proceedings.
"Have it and give it up for adoption," Norma remembered the women, whom she had never met before, begging her daughter.
All in all, my diet was never incredibly heavy in dairy — I just didn't want to give it up on principle.
I was sort of hustling, and [the role of Sabrina] came my way, and I knew I couldn't give it up.
That's why we have to give it up for those with disabilities who take to Instagram to flaunt their costume creations.
He had finally reached a different socioeconomic status, but had to give it up because of his struggles with background checks.
I never really found something to substitute, or perhaps more importantly, I never had the real desire to give it up.
Now even the White House — whose current occupant went all in for Moore — is basically telling him to give it up.
"It's an important part of how they define themselves, and they don't want to totally give it up," Ms. Mintzer said.
Now she is saying she can't go through with it and will have the baby and give it up for adoption.
If a partner asked me to give it up, I'd probably dump them and immediately post about it on my finsta.
For many people, that could mean the difference between keeping coverage under the new system and having to give it up.
It's a beautiful thing, it's one of the best parts of my life, and I wouldn't give it up for anything.
But in the "Blurred Lines" case, the jury was allowed to hear the actual Pharrell Williams-produced recording, along with a specially-prepared version of "Got to Give it Up." The lawyers for Gaye's estate were also allowed to testify about the sound of the "Got to Give it Up" recording, which the brief says should not have happened.
No wonder the regime continues to make only aspirational pledges to give it up – never once spelling out the terms of disarmament.
She is unwilling to give it up to him because she knows it will have ramifications for her timeline and her universe.
"One after another you start to see various sectors of the market give it up" after cryptocurrencies sold off heavily, Gundlach said.
But in the meantime, he said, he believes that Republicans are using such trickery and that Democrats cannot unilaterally give it up.
But one of Android's biggest advantages over iOS has always been the app drawer, and I'm not prepared to give it up.
She confesses that long hours at the fair tire her out, but she wouldn't give it up for anything in the world.
I have a sweatshirt I stole from my mom that is from her high school, and I will never give it up!
I'm a vegetarian, but I do still eat salmon because it's my all-time favorite food and I couldn't give it up.
" Williams: "We made (Arcidiacono) give it up, but we didn't get Kris picked up and he made a heck of a shot.
It is only those who truly hold the power in a relationship who are able to willingly—and momentarily—give it up.
And, you know, I testify for 260 hours, there's nothing to Benghazi, they don't give it up, they keep coming after it.
"Let's give it up for Brittany Murphy, one of my best friends who's not with us anymore," she told the crowd. Poof!
That information is going to be on your phone bill, and your telephone provider can easily give it up to the government.
Meanwhile, let's give it up for the Jags for forcing a first-quarter turnover themselves and thus avoiding another humiliating NFL milestone.
Grimm sought to reclaim his former House seat after he was forced to give it up upon being convicted for tax fraud.
The stars sang "I Think You&aposre Swell" and "Give It Up" from the Nickelodeon show, which lasted from 2010 to 2013.
Give it up, ladies and gentlemen, for Gil Faizon and George St. Geegland, whose "Oh, Hello on Broadway" opened on Monday night.
Your ISP (internet service provider) logs your data and could use it for marketing purposes, or be compelled to give it up.
"Today coal is the basis of our energy industry and we cannot and do not want to give it up," Morawiecki said.
Peloton wants prospective investors to know its customers love its fitness service so much that few of them ever give it up.
Gathigi Gishuru, known as Thig Nat in the hip-hop trio The Physics, raps alongside Webster in the "Give It Up" video.
But in the meantime, he said, he believes that Republicans are using such trickery and that Democrats cannot unilaterally give it up.
So let's swallow our pride and give it up for a leader who's much smarter than we thought: Kim Jong-un, everybody!
So give it up for Chance the Rapper, whose third mixtape fuses the imperatives of a block party and a worship service.
That information is going to be on your phone bill, and your telephone provider may easily give it up to the government.
"The farther along they are, the higher bribe price the external community has to pay for them to give it up," he said.
Because they want to stake their role in the -- in the area and not just give it up to this to the Americans.
That underscores the idea that eating less meat can have a significant impact — even if a person doesn't give it up all together.
People break up all the time, and most of those people don't go and kill each other because they can't give it up.
" You wrote a diary entry after the fact: "We cling to our individuality, but we experience true ecstasy when we give it up.
Correction: An earlier version of this article said that Coursera's revenue sharing agreements with universities give it up to 15% of course revenues.
And that's assuming [Green Party 2016 candidate] Jill Stein will give it up, which she might not, because she's also a Russian asset.
"Give it up for…him!" she said, in what sounds like an attempt to cover up the fact that she forgot his name.
But somehow, this brave everyday hero was so hell-bent on holding onto it, even flying bullets couldn't make him give it up.
The pair was sued for copyright infringement because of the song's similarities to Gaye's "Got to Give It Up" from 503, CNN reports.
He enrolled in September 2010 in a criminal-justice program at Middlesex County College, but he would give it up in two years.
But politicians will never truly give it up: Special tax treatment is a crucial way for them to maintain, and disguise, their power.
Rivian estimates that the smallest R1T battery will give it 230 miles, while its strongest battery will give it up to 400 miles.
Even if the M2 were illegal, do you think the US would give it up, let alone train troops to use it wrong?
Police said the student pulled out a handgun and did not respond to the school resource officer's insistence that he give it up.
I hope guys will understand that if they're getting out braked, they have to give it up and kind of fall into line.
We're gonna give it up for him, for allowing me to do what I'm doing on this stage right here, right now, today.
She should have turned over the email server at the start, because they should have known they'd be forced to give it up.
Give it up for Ryan Seacrest: He knows how to stay cheerful when going through one of the most annoying trials of city life.
"We all see how addicting it is, and how you can sit at your computer for hours and can't give it up," Press said.
"All of a sudden you give it up and give it to the regime and Russia and Iran," said Mr. Can, the S.D.F. adviser.
No, really -- give it up: Robin Thicke and Pharrell Williams didn't just blur the lines, they crossed them, a California jury ruled last year.
"Don't worry, I'll give it up after I'm president, we won't tweet anymore," Trump said last year at a campaign rally in Rhode Island.
But he won't give it up, because it holds photographic proof of the violent atrocities he witnessed in Sudan and helped save his life.
Naturally, approaches to smoking and the age people tend to give it up vary from country to country, as Arsène knows all too well.
We should have control over how these companies use our personal information, and not be forced to give it up for an uncertain discount.
You joked he was so black, he played the cowbell on Marvin Gaye's "Got to Give It Up." I didn't see that as mocking.
As for Twitter, I mean, if you're playing cowbell on "Got to Give It Up," that's the blackest thing you can do in art.
Choosing to have a baby you don't want to raise, to give it up for adoption, might make you a very nice person indeed.
"These are always painful when you have a good shot at winning the game and give it up late," said Marlins manager Don Mattingly.
Actually, forget keeping it real—let's give it up to Lil Wayne who has emerged as an unlikely advocate for keeping things squeaky clean.
The track's steady bass and percussion mirror the sympathetic, stabilizing hand its lyrics offer ("You've gotta step back / You've got to give it up").
You gotta give it up to Ronnie Ortiz-Magro and Jen Harley for going to hell and back without losing their sense of humor.
Cutler took the practice field wearing No. 6, his number since high school, after the reserve quarterback Brandon Doughty agreed to give it up.
And I'm adding the lyric "Give up, give it up to me" to my Bumble bio, followed by a disclaimer that I mean intellectually.
"It sucks to know what you're supposed to do but to know you have to give it up because you can't survive," Sanchez said.
But in 2015, a new owner of the building more than tripled Ms. Davidsson's $10,000 monthly rent, and she had to give it up.
But the passenger refused to give it up, even though she was offered a positive choice in the form of replacement wine post-takeoff.
Meek Mill's gotta give it up to his legal team -- the rapper struck another sweet deal and his assault case has been thrown out.
To paraphrase Rod Blagojevich, the DNC has these debate slots and they're [very] golden, so the DNC should not give it up for nothing.
Lawrence went running to the one woman he knew for sure would give it up, so that she could lick the wounds Issa's cheating caused.
"And now we're elf buddies, fighting in LA." Pratt then told the audience, "Give it up for Tom Holland," and the crowd burst into cheers.
The problem is the scheme is so lucrative and so easy he finds himself at the point where he can't afford to give it up.
His wife is desperate for him to give it up, but when they first fell in love she promised to never ask him to retire.
"Any time you have a lead there you don't want to give it up and that's uncharacteristic for us," New York captain Ryan McDonagh said.
Meat is also seen as a festive and cultural food, so it may be hard to convince many people in China to give it up.
Snider: I think "defiance" is kind of a good word for why we figured out we should keep doing it rather than give it up.
Theresa May, the new prime minister, has said it would be "sheer madness" to give it up, and the vote is expected to pass easily.
Some analysts believe that North Korea sees the nuclear program as key to the country's survival, making it unlikely that they will give it up.
He performed four sets at the South by Southwest music festival this week, and a new single, Give It Up, came out earlier this month.
I didn't think it would be a big deal to give it up entirely for a month, and then devise a new strategy going forward.
The porch dance was actually created to James Brown's "Give It Up or Turnit a Loose" (from the live recording of "Revolution of the Mind").
Galaxy Z Flip ($1,380+) is for early adopters: I spent 24 hours with Samsung's newest foldable phone, and I didn't want to give it up.
The incident occurred after the student pulled out a handgun and did not respond to the school resource officer's insistence that he give it up.
I gotta give it up to Apple for pairing Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson with Siri — yes, the iPhone's digital assistant — for its latest TV commercial.
But others thought he was crazy to give it up, especially to a government they think has done little for the people of the country.
So, he&aposs going to have to decide, OK, will the assurances of the United States and China be enough to make give it up -- yes?
A female White House staffer walked up to Acosta and tried to snatch the microphone from his hand, but Acosta initially refused to give it up.
Yahyaoui dreamed of going to space as a child, but her father told her to give it up; no Tunisian would go to space, he said.
If you're a working on an Animal Crossing rip off or a Fire Emblem clone, it is time to pack it in and give it up.
"Let's give it up for these bitches, these gorgeous girls," Merrie Cherry says from a teeny square stage in the middle of Williamsburg gay bar Metropolitan.
"Senior executives at Lloyds could bring this sorry episode to an end, today: just give it up," lawmaker Frank Field said in a statement on Wednesday.
I don&apost know where all this is going but Tom Brady was, who everyone knows I love, has also recommended that I give it up.
I couldn't convince him to give it up, and because it was my job to protect him and I couldn't, I decided to leave the movement.
Gotta give it up to Nick ... he and his fam fully embraced Pri's culture -- see the song and dance both families put on over the weekend.
Thus, in order for either Jon or Dany to claim the Iron Throne, the other would theoretically have to give it up, perhaps out of love.
"We have worked too hard and we've waited too long to get the right to vote back to just give it up to anyone," Meade said.
If you don't have it, you can't give it up deep in your own end, a member of Iceland's defensive-minded national team once told me.
Brant and Annie Wiedel spent more than a year trying to get a foothold in Denver's housing market — and they are reluctant to give it up.
Meanwhile, the Russian annexation of the Crimean peninsula should be accepted (since short of a world war there is no way Russia will give it up).
"It&aposs not their decision whether they get protection or not, so it may not be their decision to give it up," Morgan told Business Insider.
" It was all fun and (S&M) games until the end of his appearance when she skipped over his name, calling out, "Give it up for … him!
"Give it up for this wonderful man who's inspired people for generations," Gaga said while taking the stage in a blue dress and Dolly Parton-esque hair.
The only indication Sessions mattered at all was the chorus of voices from all over the country, including many conservatives, calling for Sessions to give it up.
He can repackage that bigotry all he wants, but it's too fundamental to who he is—as a politician, and as a person—to give it up.
While issuers are reluctant to give it up, investors may be able to select which assets they want to protect, and are currently focusing on intellectual property.
He didn't want to give it up and it appears that, as a matter of reflex, he then chopped at the intern's arm to break her away.
Reese knows that meat eating is deeply ingrained in many cultures and is growing in others, and that convincing people to give it up won't be easy.
He was too committed to the idea of the extended mind—to the prospect of brain-machine combinations, to the glorious cyborg future—to give it up.
Earlier this month, Altria announced a $1.8 billion investment in Cronos Group Inc, which could give it up to 55 percent ownership of the Canadian cannabis producer.
As months went by and I read and reread the novel upward of a half-dozen times, it became clear that I would never give it up.
"Facebook was the main platform I used to keep in touch with all of them, and it was a difficult decision to give it up," he said.
They released their first full-length album, "Give'n It," in 2000, but found mainstream success with 2002's "Kona Town" and its breakout hit "Give It Up."
It is not clear if Mayer will get the huge payout she is owed on the sale or if she will voluntarily or otherwise give it up.
What is particularly disturbing about this procedure is that the National Emergencies Act effectually empowers presidents to retain emergency authority until they decide to give it up.
Without substantial evidence to suggest otherwise, it would be naïve to assume that the Chinese leader who achieves maximum authoritarian power will just give it up willingly.
DeRozan takes away Dirk's shot, forces him to give it up, seamlessly switches back onto Wesley Matthews, then forces a difficult fallway as the shot clock expires.
Motorola crammed a 4,63 mAh battery into this phone, which the company claims will give it up to 36 hours of mixed usage (same as the Moto G6).
At the time, Nickerson joked that doing the role didn't make her sick of chewing gum, but her dental health caused her to give it up for good.
But we have give it up for the real scammers: the people who have hacked the app (we're talking rewards cards, illegal popcorn purchases) for their moviegoing pleasures.
Desperate to find out who wrote the diary and why Veronica won't give it up, Tony finally tracks down Veronica, who hasn't changed much since they were teenagers.
Sonos has taken over the mantle of best affordable home audio from folks like Sony, Bose and Onkyo, and it's unlikely to give it up any time soon.
When he had to give it up during his reelection bid, the station manager asked another host, Thom Hartmann, if he would let Sanders be a regular guest.
"If we could just go back to February 13 and be the normal, everyday people that we were, we'd give it up in a heartbeat," she told TIME.
I like being single, and I love dating — those first whisky-blurred nights, the butterflies, the moment your crush messages — and I don't intend to give it up.
To give it up might mean a diminution of one's supposed station in life — no longer given the prime table, no longer accorded as much deference and respect.
What's more, some struggle to give it up: in America 20153% of people who used pot in the past month meet the criteria by which doctors define dependence.
We were listening to a lot of late-60s and 70s Moog records like Dick Hyman's "Give It Up or Turn It Loose," funk records done with synthesizers.
In the intervening years, Finns allowed themselves to be dominated by Sweden and Russia, but after receiving their autonomy in 1917, Finland wasn't about to give it up.
They never give it up when they have free rein to lock it in for at least a decade, and exact long-overdue revenge against their political opponents.
Again, it's all individual, so if you're a reverse cowgirl fan, you don't have to give it up — just don't automatically assume your partner will love it, too.
The strong-flavored, unfriendly pumpernickel bread is a family nostalgia that has become a beloved preference; my mother made it this way, and I can't give it up.
Schnatter has retained his seat on the board and doesn't intend to give it up anytime soon, despite rumors that directors may try to have him voted out.
After focusing most of her YouTube tutorials on product recommendations for relaxed hair, she finally decided to give it up, posting a photo on Instagram of her chopped ends.
But give it up to James Cameron/Robert Rodriguez for attempting to turn a famed manga series about half-human/half-machine girls (Rosa Salazar) into a AAA remake.
They have a bunch of sites and bots and ways of courting her so far, and that's assuming Jill Stein will give it up, because she's a Russian asset.
The more time a person spends being convinced and trying to convince others of a particular Truth, the less likely they are to be willing to give it up.
" Thompson shared videos of her time on set, including a clip of herself dancing to Marvin Gaye's "Got to Give It Up" with the caption, "In between on MIB.
After defeating Spinks in a rematch, he regained the title for a record third time, only to give it up when he announced a short-lived retirement in 1979.
But long hair was still my standard of beauty, and I wasn't ready to give it up just yet — no matter how many hair bundles I had to buy.
In the same September 2016 speech, she outlined the three choices people have: parent the child, give it up for adoption, or have an abortion (starting at 38:00).
People who don't get a subsidy to help pay their premiums are fleeing the exchanges, and people who do get a subsidy would be unlikely to give it up.
"She enjoys bridge and it's an important part of her life and it keeps her mentally active, but she's going to give it up for a while," he said.
"On one hand, I don't want to give it up," he told The San Diego Union-Tribune near the end of his next-to-last season with the Padres.
"Let's give it up for Corey!" she said, before giving bouquets of flowers to Mr. Johnson, the Council Finance Committee chairman Daniel Dromm and other Council and staff members.
Franks had gone on a couple of dates before serving, but says that since nothing worked out, it wasn't hard for her to give it up during her mission.
I thought tonight was one of those games where we got the lead, we give it up, and once we had the lead our concentration was a lot better.
"And that's assuming Jill Stein will give it up, which she might not because she's also a Russian asset," Clinton added, referring to the 2016 Green Party presidential candidate.
Give it up for this guy who stormed down the runway in knee-high boots, looking like he was about to ready to open a can of whoop ass.
Their song "Blurred Lines" ripped off the Marvin Gaye soul classic "Got to Give It Up," jurors found, ordering the performers to pay $7.4 million for copyright damages and infringement.
With a little bit of lateral thinking, you'll realize the snake probably has it, but then you need to figure out how to get the snake to give it up.
It is a truth universally acknowledged that a single person in possession of an affordable two-bedroom apartment in New York City would be a fool to give it up.
The singer then steamed it up some more when he performed the single "Give It Up." The song's music video was so sexy that it was banned on British television.
A controversial ruling in 2015 found that "Blurred Lines", a hit song by Robin Thicke released in 2013, had plagiarised Marvin Gaye's "Got To Give It Up", released in 1977.
In the March 2015 ruling, the jury determined that "Blurred Lines" copied parts of Gaye's 1977 song, "Got to Give It Up," and awarded $7.3 million to the Gaye family.
This is the central contradiction of Gorbachev's story: After achieving immense power, his gift to humankind was to decline to wield it and to give it up without much fuss.
And this went on for a long time, and at some point, I think these sports writers were just like, Venus, girl, when are you going to give it up?
In 2013, the family of Marvin Gaye sued Williams and Thicke, claiming that "Blurred Lines" copied Gaye's "Got to Give It Up," a loose and loping funk song from 1977.
And if I ever had to give it up, there would not be enough $14 one-ounce plastic bottles of in-flight bourbon in the world to drown my sorrows.
Eventually, we can see over time it's going to decline or our business is going to decline if we keep doing this, but we don't want to give it up.
He already thought he'd have to give it up, albeit for more practical reasons—as his feet grew to size 13, he began having trouble finding decks wide enough for him.
One of the biggest things that changed about that song in the writing was that it was originally called "Give It Up," and … the melody for the verse evolved a lot.
Most people say they are concerned about the use of their personal data, but are perfectly happy to give it up with very little incentive, something academics call the "privacy paradox".
The two-minute clip centers on Dolezal's relationship with her biological son, Franklin, who seems unsurprisingly hurt and resentful about his mother's unwillingness to just give it up and move on.
During a recent episode of The Jess Cagle Interview, the Designated Survivor star opened up about his complicated relationship with drinking and why he ultimately chose not to give it up.
He looks like he's having a ball as he breezes through hit after hit for fans, making it all the more astonishing to think that he's about to give it up.
We had to give it up," Sato, 78, said of the New Year's Eve visits by men in horned masks and straw capes, all shouting "Are there any bad kids here?
" Once she has seen "Give It Up" dressed up in Kutiman's instrumental finery, Ms. Montgomery flies to Tel Aviv to work with him on two other songs, "Backwards" and "Stay Here.
Hardy, a single mom, said she eagerly took the job because of the steady hours and pay — and was reluctant to give it up for that reason, despite Seacrest's inappropriate behavior.
He had given interviews citing "Got to Give It Up" as inspiration for his song, only to deny it in depositions, saying he had been intoxicated when talking with music journalists.
Too many people looked to buy in front of the move and the move is just what's expected you don't get the immediate, so then they give it up to the sellers.
"These guys agree on something and then they give it up the next day," Delia Velculescu, the I.M.F.'s mission chief for Greece, is reported to tell Mr. Thomsen in the transcript.
"This is everything I bled for, and I&aposve worked really hard to get to where I am, and I&aposm just not willing to give it up so easily," he said.
Even if you weren't a diehard fan, you had to give it up for his always unique, anything-goes style (just take a gander at all the times he "got the look").
The family of Gaye, who died in 1984, argued that "Got to Give It Up" was copied without permission, and that it had helped make "Blurred Lines" the biggest hit of 2013.
But the Taliban have been determined to take the district, fighting almost constantly over it for the past eight years, and analysts said they would be unlikely to give it up easily.
"This is our culture—people won't give it up," Efrain Rodriguez, president of the Cockfighting Club of Puerto Rico, told me in Spanish in the club's downstairs bar one recent Saturday afternoon.
Opinion polls give his party between 2.5% and 3.5% of the vote, a level that could well give it up to 10 seats and a measure of influence in the fractious Greek parliament.
Callum stole one of the latter in the show's first season, allowing him to use sky magic, but he had to give it up to save the life of the show's title character.
But for at least the first act of this tale of lost souls in the shoe business, you might as well just give it up to the audience-hugging charisma of her songs.
Of all the things these fans would miss most about the NFL, if they were by some miracle to give it up, the one they'd miss the most would be complaining about it.
Indeed, if you can cut back, there's no reason to think that you have to give it up in order to have great sex — especially because it may lead to even better sex.
The crisis was overshadowed just days later, when a passenger on a United flight was forcibly removed from his seat for refusing to give it up to accommodate a few of United's employees.
Now that the exact time period of Assassin's Creed: Odyssey has been revealed (give it up for 421 BCE!), it's time to speculate on which historical figures might interact with the player character.
TO: The Oscars FROM: A.O.S. Oddly, you seem to have ignored the memo of May 1, 2009, in which I advised you either to improve your awards broadcast or give it up altogether.
Speaking of Facebook: But give it up to Challenger Gray: Attaching a Big Number to an Event Many People Are Interested In is an excellent way to get people to write about you.
"Ladies and gentlemen, give it up for the Orlando, the chosen one … Keshawn Morgan," DJ Khaled can be heard saying in a video posted on Facebook by the Boys & Girls Clubs of America.
"We're gonna give it up for him, for allowing me to do what I'm doing on this stage right here, right now, today," Lamar said while paying tribute to Phife onstage in Sydney, Australia.
So I want to give it up massively to the fucking men on our show to have the generosity of spirit, to have the sophistication, the progressiveness to put a platform up for women.
There are many more of these than people realise: aspirin was once Aspirin, a trademark of Bayer, which was forced to give it up as part of Germany's reparations after the first world war.
Despite continued complaints from the president himself and countless conservative commentators over perceived liberal bias, Twitter is the right's access to an increasingly online mainstream America — and it's clear they'll never give it up.
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North Korea now believes that its nuclear arsenal is its best deterrent against an American invasion, and hence will not give it up no matter how much the United States tries to push them.
Billy O'Shea, an Irish translator living in Denmark since 1981, is waiting for an answer to his application for citizenship, but said he would give it up if he were forced to shake hands.
Art Review Give it up for David Hockney, one of painting's elder statesmen, and for his crystalline retrospective at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, which proceeds in a string of perfectly curated mini-exhibitions.
"They understood this was a priority for us, and that we'd never give it up," said a senior administration official, speaking on the condition of anonymity because the prisoner exchange was handled with extraordinary caution.
After a few days, it deteriorated into weird internet insanity, and, whether you find it funny or not, you've got to give it up for the sheer force with which the page was made unusable.
"This is everything I bled for, and I&aposve worked really hard to get to where I am, and I&aposm just not willing to give it up so easily," he said over the phone.
I've seen a lot of people over my 610 years playing music who genuinely love music and gave everything to it, but sooner or later they give it up, they move on to other things.
"All Americans know money in politics is a huge problem, but unfortunately the way that we fix it is by demanding that our incumbents give it up or by running fierce campaigns ourselves," she said.
The release of the video follows a high-profile altercation in April, when a United passenger, David Dao, was dragged violently from his seat on an overbooked flight after he refused to give it up.
I gotta give it up for Bryan, though: One of the joys of "The Bachelorette" is engaging in sustained fine-grained assessments of strangers' personalities, and over time, growing to sincerely hate some of them.
The study — which paid some users to abandon Facebook and encouraged others to give it up by using just their self-control — found that cutting Facebook out of your life has a number of consequences.
By the way, if you're trying to pair the last out baseball with these gloves ... it ain't happenin' -- Cubs owner Tom Ricketts has that ball, and word is he has ZERO plans to give it up.
Hettinger, who lives in Florida, held the patent on the toy for years, according to The Guardian, but had to give it up in 2005 because she didn't have the money for the $400 renewal fee.
As a consequence, the least amount of money they are willing to accept to give it up is often much greater than the amount that they would be willing to pay to purchase the same item.
"She watches Daddy at the concerts that he has all the time — she sees him move with the microphone, so now she knows how to talk on the microphone and give it up to the audience."
" Asked about Smith's shooting and the police claim that he refused to put down his weapon, Darius said: "I feel if you're doing something and cops catch up with you, you got to give it up.
A different jury found that Robin Thicke and Pharrell Williams copied Marvin Gaye's "Got to Give It Up" for their 2013 hit "Blurred Lines" in March 2015, a ruling that cost Thicke and Williams $7.3 million.
For another, it would mean telling scores of millions of Americans who get health coverage though their employers, and are generally satisfied with their coverage, that they need to give it up and accept something different.
" A manager at a manufacturer said: "I don't think we should give it up immediately, but Japan must clarify its energy policy in the way that will reduce environmental burdens in the medium to long term.
"Someone who deals in drugs is not someone who, once arrested, will just decide to give it up and find legal employment," said Patrick Swanson, the district attorney in Chautauqua County, on the state's western border.
"Well, it was a torture out there today, but ... I really wanted to finish it off today and I just didn't want to give it up in the middle of the round like last week," Park explained.
But these fans will never give it up, because the fantasy matters too much and also because they are so addicted to taking this sort of offense, and to striking these very poses in their NFL pajamas.
And every single day when I wake up, I know that's my goal and what I'm working for — I've worked my entire life for this moment and I'm not just going to give it up that easy.
"It's the first real sporting celebration of spring," Weir, who grew up riding horses, and even competed as an equestrian as a child until he had to give it up to focus on figure skating, tells PEOPLE.
In the meantime, you have to give it up to the young girl — whether she created the entire look on her own or had some help from her mom, she does know how to beat a face.
"There's a combination of hubris and ignorance that is pushing advocates of the strategy to believe we left things on the table, and the Iranians are waiting to give it up if we apply pressure," he said.
My earliest memories of those holiday cookouts are mostly of my Uncle Marvin, who cooked only one day of the year, though we all thought, or at least I did, that he should give it up entirely.
He told People his daughter's safety was in danger after Nugget bit their 2-year-old daughter, Ensley, multiple times, and he didn't want to give it up for adoption because it might have bitten another kid.
"This is Azawad and, Allah willing, it will be Islamic, and we will not give it up to the enemy," Talha al-Azawadi said at a community gathering at Boujbeha, north of Timbuktu on an unspecified date.
The intelligence chiefs never said that Iran was a "wonderful place" or anything like it; they simply said there was no evidence of a nuclear program in violation of the agreement it made to give it up.
"I worked on this bump for a long and hard 37 weeks, you didn't think I'd give it up that easy, did you?!" she joked in the text over the top of the photo, adding a bikini emoji.
We give it up for the opportunity to use free email services, talk with our friends on social media platforms, and swipe our phone instead of a credit card, so why not when we head to the theatre?
Williams and Thicke had been accused of copyright infringement due to the song's similarities to Gaye's "Got to Give It Up." Williams spoke to GQ for its issue about the evolution of masculinity and what it means today.
Last year Robin Thicke and Pharrell Williams were ordered to pay the estate of singer Marvin Gaye $7.4 million after a jury found their song "Blurred Lines" had taken riffs from Gaye's classic "Got to Give It Up."
"I worked on this bump for a long and hard 37 weeks, you didn't think I'd give it up that easy, did you?!" she joked in the text over the top of the photo, adding a bikini emoji.
"I worked on this bump for a long and hard 19.15 weeks, you didn't think I'd give it up that easy, did you?!" she joked in the text over the top of the photo, adding a bikini emoji.
" She warned that Gabbard might run as a third party candidate at the behest of the Russians, continuing, "That is assuming Jill Stein will give it up, which she might not because she is also a Russian asset.
Among enrollees in the individual market, which includes the ObamaCare marketplaces, 2202 percent of respondents said they plan to continue getting coverage despite the mandate repeal, compared to just 2628 percent who said they would give it up.
The system is broken in a way that doesn't allow, it's broken against certain people, that certain people stay in power, and those people like to stay in power and they're not going to give it up willingly.
We're here to marvel at Te'o, yes, but please give it up for the kid at the 20 second mark who valiantly steps in to try to stop him and promptly learns a valuable lesson about windshields and flies.
Much political turmoil and turnover is a function of a battle between an ascending generation, the millennials, who want political power, and a descending generation, the baby boomers, who have the power and don't want to give it up.
As I wrote in the essay I Want To Be a Whole Person But Really Thin, disordered eating seems to work for me—or, perhaps, it has not yet caused me enough pain to want to give it up.
"I had literally at least two or three dozen people contact me over the weekend asking me if they should just go back home — give it up," said Vivek Wadhwa, an engineering professor at Carnegie Mellon University's Silicon Valley campus.
But if you like vaginal penetration while you masturbate, you don't have to give it up — you can masturbate in the shower or tub so clean-up is easy, or you can just lay down a towel and go for it.
In fact, it sounds like he's sold on on the dominant way sex is culturally constructed in most of the world: as a heteronormative commodity exchange in which men try to get some, and women do or don't give it up.
Since 2015, Katy Perry has been fighting in court to buy a former convent in the hills of Los Feliz, CA. Unfortunately, the The Sisters of the Immaculate Heart of Mary who own the property aren't looking to give it up.
Turkey's "Ver Firina" ("Give It Up To The Oven"), which is no longer on air, encouraged contestants to dance as well as bake; those on Italy's "Dolce In Forno" ("Sweet in the Oven") still do, sometimes using kitchen implements as props.
Ms Williams grew up on the South Side, and found herself in a rut as an architect when she decided, in 2004, to give it up for painting what she now describes, with typical self-effacement, as "out-dated abstract expressionism".
The media regularly celebrates women who don't wear makeup, such as Alicia Keys or the rare occasion when Kim Kardashian steps out without a full face but that doesn't mean I'm ready to give it up for good any time soon.
Here's my strategy to try to cut back: I'm going to break out what I pay for everything, and then take a look at how much I use each service and decide if I should give it up or not.
Kumar, accustomed to the limelight in most of his films, only pretends to give it up to the women in this film, quickly taking center-stage again when there is a rousing line or two than needs to be delivered.
There's an episode of This American Life that features a 60-something man who, despite going to college, law school, and starting a career as a lawyer, still spends every summer lifeguarding because he can't bear to give it up.
What's fascinating about Khabib is that he doesn't seem to care if the opponent gets underhooks on his legs, he'll just set his weight and hit them in the head until they give it up in order to protect themselves.
"The phone's not ringing, and we have talked about seriously, between the two of us, well why don't we just give it up," Joseph—one half of Greensboro, North Carolina's professional clown couple Jazz and Jojo—told local CBS station WNCN.
But I also have to give it up to an obscure Genesis action game called Death Duel for pulling absolutely no punches and parading out a massive wall of your personal shortcomings like the opening march to Star Wars. 19943.
JIFTLIK, West Bank (Reuters) - Palestinians tilling the fertile Jordan Valley said on Wednesday they have been rooted for generations to the West Bank land that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu plans to annex, and they vowed never to give it up.
In other words, the aging woman has to be punished — and doubly punished, first by being thrust into a stupid and shallow relationship, and then by being made to give it up with high-minded talk about time and inevitability.
The single made even more headlines when Marvin Gaye's family took Thicke to court because "Blurred Lines" seemed too similar to "Got to Give It Up." During the lawsuit, it was revealed that the song made $16,675,690, and Thicke received $5,658,214.
"When someone works years to secure a home or establish a successful family store or restaurant, only to be forced by the government to give it up so a corporation can redevelop the land, that's wrong," Ryan said at the time.
"Communities across the continent are saying foreign companies cannot pay them enough, the land is their home and that they don't want to give it up," he said on the sidelines of a conference on land rights held in Senegal's capital of Dakar.
Mary Bloomer said her husband spent parts of his childhood growing up in the beachside home and wouldn't give it up — not even for millions of dollars, or if SpaceX or JLL had handled negotiations differently — since he feels the home is irreplaceable.
They accused Robin Thicke and Pharrell Williams of creating the 2013 smash "Blurred Lines" by copying Gaye's 1977 song "Got to Give It Up." The case is Skidmore v Led Zeppelin et al, 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, No. 16-56057.
Because I suppose if you're not making your favorite music in the world or you think that other bands are outstripping you or you don't quite have the hunger or the passion anymore, it probably is best just to give it up.
Likewise, Obama may have been the first POTUS on Twitter, but Trump is leveraging it in ways that will be studied for centuries -- and despite calls from both critics and allies to give it up or tone it down, few believe he will.
Even Trump's typically stoic, unsmiling chief of staff John Kelly made a brief appearance on stage after Trump demanded he take a bow, though he declined to say anything aside from "give it up!" when Trump encouraged him to say a few words.
In the case of another 2013 mega-hit, "Blurred Lines," a jury found singers Robin Thicke and Pharrell Williams copied R&B legend Marvin Gaye's "Got to Give it Up." Thicke and Williams were ordered to pay Gaye's children nearly $7.4 million.
Men and women are now being advised to practice safe sex — or give it up altogether — for at least six months after they return from an area with active spread, according to updated guidelines published by the World Health Organization this week.
But I admire them for trying, and I hope they don't give it up anytime soon, because if there's one thing the NFL will always need, it is a reminder that it is still, at its heart, designed to give us a show.
"All Americans know money in politics is a huge problem, but, unfortunately, the way that we fix it is by demanding that our incumbents give it up or by running fierce campaigns ourselves," Ocasio-Cortez said during a press call last month.
"The pursuit of revenue, especially in some of the darker days for journalism, meant that publishers would take the money from content-recommendation services, and they might be reluctant to give it up now," said Brian Wieser, who analyzes media for GroupM.
"Give It Up" and the original "Rubberband" (included as the final track, bookending the album with the more heavily altered "Rubberband of Life") intriguingly presage Davis's hip-hop experiments on "Doo-Bop," which would be his final LP before his death in 1991.
THAT'S WHAT, AGAIN, DRIVES AMERICAS UNIQUENESS AND WE SHOULD NEVER, NEVER GIVE IT UP. FORTT: MICROSOFT'S IMMIGRATION LAWYER AT MICROSOFT WAS ONE WHO SUGGESTED TO YOU THAT MAYBE YOU NEEDED TO SHIFT FROM A GREEN CARD TO AN H27B TO DO THAT.
"She's the favorite of the Russians, they have a bunch of sites and bots and other ways of supporting her so far, and that's assuming Jill Stein will give it up, which she might not, because she's also a Russian asset," Clinton said.
Clearly, some members of the court have spent the past year clinging to this case as the best vehicle at hand for advancing the conservatives' project of lowering the barrier between church and state, and they won't want to give it up now.
"Vase of Flowers," by the 19443th-century Dutch master Jan van Huysum, is in private hands in Germany, and neither the museum nor the Italian authorities have been able to persuade or pressure the people who have it to give it up.
All of this may seem trivial in our time of growing inequality, but as Sherman shows, these examples point to a growing number of people who are uncomfortable with their wealth but not so uncomfortable that they're willing to give it up.
And yet when the estate of Marvin Gaye sued Robin Thicke and Pharrell Williams over "Blurred Lines" copying the "vibe" of "Got To Give It Up," the court handed down $5.3 million in damages to the Gayes plus 50 percent of the song's royalties.
SEOUL/SINGAPORE, Oct 234 (Reuters) - As Samsung Electronics Co struggles to limit the damage from the Galaxy Note 7 fiasco, it is finding slivers of support from faithful users of the glitzy smartphone who are reluctant to give it up and switch to an alternative.
Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth WarrenThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump takes unexpected step to stem coronavirus Warren expected to refrain from endorsing Biden, Sanders during primary: report Progressive Jewish group endorses Sanders for president MORE's (D-Mass.) dog Bailey stole a burrito and wouldn't give it up.
That's the thing about spies and cops, though: once you give them a legal authority to do something, they never want to give it up—even if it doesn't work, violates citizens' constitutional rights (as this program did), and waste gobs of taxpayer money.
It was blocked from hitting No. 1 by Robin Thicke's "Blurred Lines," the subject of its own high-profile copyright case over its resemblance to Marvin Gaye's 1977 song "Got To Give It Up." Reporting by Jonathan Stempel in New York; Editing by Tom Brown
"Why Does Patriarchy Persist?" is a gentle dialogue between Dr. Gilligan and Ms. Snider that proposes a psychological reason for patriarchy — that it's a defense against loss — that complements the agreed-upon explanation, which is that people in power don't tend to give it up.
The decedents of the late "What's Going On" singer famously took on Robin Thicke, Pharrell Williams and T.I. over their 2013 smash "Blurred Lines," which they believed resembled Gaye's "Got to Give It Up." The courts agreed and awarded the family $7.4 million in damages in 2015.
In fact, one of my favorite scenes in the movie (and there are A LOT) has her mumbling in Russian about how Simon and Renton should just give it up and make out already, as the two bros mansplain her about 1970s football (the British kind).
For Nielsen, her reasoning for staying on and pretending to defend the policy could be quite simple: This is the most important role she will ever hold in her life, and to give it up after just a few months on the job would be asinine.
That's why this time around, I invested in two pumps: a traditional electric pump (the Spectra S1) which I got at no cost through my insurance (give it up for Obamacare!) and kept plugged in next to my bed and the Willow for pumping anywhere outside of my home.
Instead, Angel reminds her would-be benefactor that the life she has set up for herself is good, and she will only give it up — as Stan is desperate for her to do — if he is offering a serious improvement, complete with a year-long lease, no questions asked.
In August 2013, Thicke and Williams originally filed a federal lawsuit against Gaye's estate because the family was commenting on the similarities between "Blurred Lines" and "Got to Give It Up." The claim said the Gaye family was calling common musical elements between these two songs copyright infringement.
Though he vowed to give it up after the crowd failed to catch him at a 2010 Carnegie Hall concert, he jumps into the pit by the first song and continues to do so throughout the night, as if he can't hold himself back from his audience's yearning embrace.
Attorneys for Robin Thicke, Pharrell Williams, and T.I. filed a brief Wednesday that aims to overturn a ruling that found that "Blurred Lines" had copied Marvin Gaye's "Got to Give It Up," and found the artists responsible for $5.3 million in damages and half of songwriter and publishing revenues.
Ingrid Seward, a royals expert whose latest book is "My Husband and I: The Inside Story of 70 Years of the Royal Marriage," suspected the prince would stubbornly resist the queen's admonitions about his driving, but would see the logic and could be persuaded to give it up.
What I love is that women like it and say they want to give it to their daughters or that their daughter has like stolen it from them and it's in their 14-year-old daughter's bedroom, she can't find it cause her daughter won't give it up.
The descendants of the late "What's Going On" singer famously took on Robin Thicke, Pharrell Williams and T.I. over their 2013 smash "Blurred Lines," which they believed resembled Gaye's "Got to Give It Up." The courts agreed, with Thicke and Williams recently ordered to pay the family close to $5 million.
Here's our top 22016: Robin Thicke's 'Blurred Lines' and Marvin Gaye's 'Got to Give It Up' The family of Marvin Gaye, who died in 21971 after being shot to death by his father, went after Thicke along with Pharrell Williams and rapper T.I., the collaborators on the smash-hit 2013 single.
The pair had been accused of copyright infringement for their 2013 single because of the similarities to Gaye's 1977 hit "Got to Give It Up." Gaye died in 1984 after being shot to death by his father, Marvin Gay Sr. (the singer added the "e" to create his stage name).
A year ago this week a jury found that Robin Thicke's 2013 song "Blurred Lines" had copied from Marvin Gaye's 1977 hit "Got to Give It Up." While he and Pharrell Williams, his co-writer, were ordered to pay millions to Gaye's family, the effect on the music industry remains unclear.
In that case, a jury awarded the estate of Marvin Gaye $7.3 million (later lowered to $5.3 million) after it determined that Robin Thicke, Pharrell Williams and T.I.'s song had a little too much in common with Gaye's "Got to Give It Up." It was preposterous, and chilling as well.
Robin Thicke and Pharrell were sued by Marvin Gaye's estate because they felt their 2013 track "Blurred Lines" sounded too similar to Gaye's 1977 hit "Got to Give It Up." In the end Thicke and Pharrel lost the copyright infringement case and were asked to pay the Gaye family $7.3 million in damages.
To Gerald Palm, who is black and retired several years ago as the city's superintendent of sanitation, it brings up memories of his grandfather, who owned land in downtown Frederick that would be worth millions today, he said, but was forced to give it up to avoid prison in connection with an assault.
Incidentally, the court's opinion stated that because "Williams and Thicke readily admitted at trial that they had a high degree of access to "Got To Give It Up," the burden for the Gayes to prove substantial similarity was subsequently reduced—"the Gayes need not prove virtual identity to substantiate their infringement action.
But if you've been raised to think of sex as a battle of the sexes, or a business deal in which men "get some" and women either "give it up" or "save it" for marriage, it can still be a jarring idea, like suggesting to someone that there's something they could breathe other than air.
Snapchat has experienced some unexpected growing pains in 2017: Despite the introduction of innovative new features — like the interactive Snap Map and AR world lenses (give it up for the dancing hot dog) — the company reportedly lost millions on unsold Spectacles, and has seen disappointing growth in its user base since going public in March.
I followed his career, because after school in the 60s I tried to make it as an artist, but after a couple of years I had to give it up and pursue another career, and anyways I'll go down to the basement and I'll dig through some of the boxes and try to find pictures.
Crimea: Putin wants you to give it up and put the issue to bed Putin's digging in deeply on Crimea, and he knows that even though you decided to arm Ukraine -- a direct move to counter Russian aggression in Crimea and eastern Ukraine -- you've been reticent to blame him for invading a sovereign country.
The decision in the five-year-old case was a victory for a music industry still combating fallout from a 2015 verdict that Robin Thicke's and Pharrell Williams' 2013 smash "Blurred Lines" copied Marvin Gaye's 1977 hit "Got to Give It Up." Jurors awarded Gaye's children $7.4 million, which was later reduced to $5.3 million.
At the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center in Cincinnati, the virtual reality simulation Rosa Parks Experience, opened in 2016, puts museum-goers on the bus and in the seat of Ms. Parks who refused to give it up to a white passenger in Montgomery in 1955, the act that led to the explosion of the civil rights movement.
The station took requests from troops, some of whom seemed to be amusing themselves: The requests included "Never Gonna Give You Up" by Rick Astley, "Give It Up" by K.C. and the Sunshine Band, and this classic from Whitesnake: It's harder to chuckle at the other famous example of the United States using music as a weapon of war.
A judge upheld the copyright infringement decision in the 2015 ruling of Robin Thicke's "Blurred Lines" against Marvin Gaye's "Got To Give It Up." Thicke, Pharrell Williams, and T.I. took their case to the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals, but although T.I. is off the hook, Thicke and Williams are still responsible to pay $19093 million the Gaye estate.
As ZDNet points out, while Internet Explorer usage makes up less than 10 percent of the web browser market, it doesn't particularly matter in this case as the exploit just requires a user to have the browser on their PC. Earlier in 2019, Microsoft cybersecurity expert Chris Jackson urged anyone still using Internet Explorer to finally give it up.
Germany If the Olympics is about coming together, learning about each other, and embracing our fellow humans, you gotta give it up for the Germans, who very memorably did not do that for a good number of these shindigs, but kept on getting invited and doing pretty well in the canoeing events for some odd reason.
In the music industry's most closely watched copyright case, a federal appeals court on Wednesday upheld a jury's finding that Robin Thicke's song "Blurred Lines" infringed on the copyright of Marvin Gaye's "Got to Give It Up." When the case went to trial in 2015, it became a flash point in the music industry over the limits of copyright.
But we have to really give it up to Google and the Pixel 2 XL. Whereas software-based solutions used to be garbage — they were crap on the Nexus phones when the feature was called "Lens Blur" — Google's machine learning in the Pixel 2 XL shows it's possible to replicate bokeh to great effect without dual cameras.
The big takeaway: It would be a mistake to write off any House Republican attempt to revive its health care bill — because the White House wants a repeal and replacement of the Affordable Care Act so badly, and the House GOP is so reluctant to give it up, that they may keep going until they win the bare minimum votes to pass it.
On Thursday, Nathan Sykes announced he's teaming up with rapper and producer G-Eazy on his upcoming song "Give It Up." "I think it's a bit unexpected for me to have a rapper feature on one of my tracks, but I love surprising people and G-Eazy is smashing it right now," the singer, 22, tells PEOPLE exclusively about the collaboration.
Fortunately, fast becoming a standard in chips is a "secure enclave" that can perform certain operations or store certain data that's inaccessible to the rest of the OS. Apple has one for Touch ID and Face ID, for instance, so the rest of the OS never sees your biometric information — and therefore can't give it up to hackers or three-letter agencies.
In 2015, Pharrell and Robin Thicke were famously ordered to pay $5 million for copyright infringement and damages after jurors found that their song "Blurred Lines" infringed Marvin Gaye's "Got to Give It Up." In the original opinion laid out by the 9th Circuit, the court invoked the inverse ratio rule but later removed all mention of it in the court's amended opinion.
Just this week, he was ordered to pay restitution to the family of Marvin Gaye as part of the final resolution of the "Blurred Lines" lawsuit that accused him and Pharrell Williams of pilfering the key elements of that song from Gaye's "Got to Give It Up." After all that, a retreat from the spotlight for good would be understandable, and perhaps advisable.
There's no reason to expect that North Korea will do something against its interests because it was coerced to do it, and there's nothing more in its interest than keeping nuclear weapons to protect itself against a potentially hostile US. You don't invest in nuclear infrastructure over a 60-year period just so that you can give it up right away.
"The fact of the matter is they are unlikely to give it up unless we and China and Russia can reach some sort of accord with them that guarantees that they can continue to be a continuing criminal enterprise, that they can do whatever they want to their own people as long as they don't have nuclear weapons," he said.
The music industry, for example, is still grappling with the fallout from a 2015 infringement verdict of $5.3 million against pop artists Robin Thicke and Pharrell Williams, whose 2013 hit "Blurred Lines" was deemed too similar to the late Motown star Marvin Gaye's "Got to Give it Up." While the tunes share a style and maybe a bass line, many copyright experts say the melodies and rhythm clearly differ.
"I've been buying lots of vinyl again in the past two years, new stuff and lots of older stuff," she says, and as if to prove the point, she reaches down into her bag and proudly pulls out an newly-purchased Happy Trax classic from 1992, Jamerson's "Got To Give It Up," along with a copy of Spock Jr.'s "Acid Alien," a 1988 rave anthem released on R&S.
The box office star had worked like a pig to get where he was and he sure as fuck wasn't going to give it up so easily, and so for a few years now his priority had been to make films that kept people buying those tickets; he wanted to open big and stay big, keeping his asking price for a film at a level that conveyed his place on the food chain.
GOP implosion and Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE refusing to give it up, today feels like peak "let's run around in circles and scream bloody murder to the tune of 'It's The End of The World as We Know It.'" You know, normal Tuesday.
English Channel Rouen Seine Les Andelys Paris Normandy France Area of detail France 50 miles By The New York Times "I met people at the roundabouts, neighbors who live in the same building as me and that I had not ever met before," said Christelle Bréhélin, 46, a hairdresser who used to have a small salon in the village, but had to give it up because of the costs of running a small business.
The lawsuit was filed in the same court where a jury in March 2015 awarded singer Marvin Gaye's family close to $7.4 million after finding that the Robin Thicke and Pharrell Williams 2013 smash hit "Blurred Lines" copied parts of Gaye's 1977 song "Got to Give It Up." Another jury is to be seated on May 10 in the same court to decide whether Led Zeppelin stole the opening for its 1971 classic "Stairway to Heaven" from the song "Taurus," recorded four years earlier by Spirit, a band it once toured with.

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