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Neither wants to betray their boss directly, but Blackie gives up Quica and Quica gives up details of the coming raid on Montecasino.
Maybe he gives up the accounts you're most upset by.
But in his third year, Ishi­guro abruptly gives up painting.
If he gives up 1 percent, he loses 100 percent.
Unfortunately, everyone who tries to figure it out gives up.
If he gives up now, they'll let Blackfish's men live.
But that's the warrior, he never gives up, you know.
No one gives up power willingly without something in return.
But no one ever gives up power without a struggle.
"She's been amazing competitor, she never gives up," said Kvitova.
"Randall comes in and gives up another walk," Hale said.
If it's not true, the stock gives up 40 points.
"He never gives up," Real Madrid Coach Zinedine Zidane said.
Moominpappa gives up on his epic novel of the sea.
Watch his face after he gives up the hundo though.
Because he never stops, he never gives up, he keeps fighting.
So, I'll keep dancing until my body gives up on me.
Apply a firmer hand and the system seamlessly gives up control.
Other games he gives up some runs like he did tonight.
WANG SHI (pictured) is not a man who gives up easily.
"I've never been that person that gives up," said Carr, 20.
Lyle tries to smile, but gives up before hooking both cheeks.
Like many of her plucky motherless predecessors, Gertie never gives up.
Many times, he gives up and sobs in his tiny bedroom.
Gives up three runs and we've got to win those games.
S. gives up one of our biggest negotiating chips - military exercises.
U.S. gives up one of our biggest negotiating chips - military exercises.
And it will get worse before he gives up the ghost.
Experience shows that not everybody gives up drink or drugs when housed.
Another is it's the sound your mouth makes when it gives up.
" West went on to share that he gives "up drinking every week.
And then, in act three, something remarkable happens: America gives up territory.
How many times can you fold it before the hinge gives up?
He gives up six hits, but four of them are home runs.
Washington insists sanctions remain until the North gives up its nuclear weapons.
First Class Cory Remsburg never gives up, and he does not quit!
Okay, so what happens if no one voluntarily gives up their reservation?
Whether Musk can follow it is doubtful — unless he gives up Twitter.
Whether he gives up his seat or not depends on him alone.
It's still shocking how quickly he gives up on being a sculptor.
Maybe Jagr gives up and retires, or he heads back to Europe.
The ancient Greek city of Tenea gives up its long-buried secrets.
Allowing individuals to sue foreign governments gives up some of that control.
Then the pitcher gives up a home run and the team loses.
Madrid has ruled out talks unless Puigdemont gives up the independence demand.
What it gives up in sportiness it certainly gains is composure and luxury.
But the Archmaester gives up, and decides to send him away to die.
She just gives up on life and let's me do as I please.
Stacking depends upon using irrevocable trusts, for which the donor gives up control.
How will we ever stand a chance if he gives up so easily?
He gives up everything except the drama club and the French film club.
It gives up to $100,000 to up to 10 startups every six months.
After all, this dog, while horribly, embarrassingly bad at sports, never gives up.
The sea gives up its dead, as it says in Revelation 203:220.
When she gives up and returns home, he is sad, but not surprised.
Indeed, on Tuesday, he guaranteed Kim's safety if he gives up nuclear arms.
"I'm voting for a fighter who never, ever gives up," Ms. Clinton said.
After the home run, Severino promptly gives up a single and a double.
Kansas City also gives up the second most yards per game to receivers.
An excerpt: Just think of what would happen if Gorpman gives up Bleemer.
None of that matters when your defense gives up 211 points a game.
So really, the GT gives up little to the firmer-sprung S model.
Eventually though, she gives up the ruse and returns to her true self.
But what happens when that laptop finally gives up the ghost and breaks?
"If he gives up we'll say, 'Bernie you're a loser, you gave up.'"
He retains his current roles but gives up being global head of M&A.
"Things are this hard for him, and yet he never gives up," she said.
" Micron Technology: "Here's a stock that gives up a few points every single day.
I drop my phone off my bed, and my phone case finally gives up.
It's basically a never ending shove match that goes on until someone gives up.
" Finally, Pressly gives up and walks away ... telling the heckler, "You're f*cking soft.
Perhaps seeking to turn a half-formed philosophy into action, he gives up proselytizing.
Sometimes, though, it is the United States that inadvertently gives up its own secrets.
Ant Man eventually gives up his Coke Mini to satisfy the incredibly angry Hulk.
But Felgueiras never gives up hope that someone is hoarding a vial or two.
As expected, he gives up on the shake and throws away the last half.
Cincinnati is third in sacks (7) and gives up 19.5 points per game. 1.
Thanks to Gary's voicemail on Dan's phone, Anne gives up her investigation into their disappearance.
Stassi will yell so loudly the other person eventually gives up or an explosion occurs.
Neither of us wants to be the slacker who gives up first, or drops behind.
"The way I love gives up everything," she tells us about her relationship with Jared.
We laugh, and my friend gives up and accepts her loss and drinks the Coke.
Unless the government gives up more control now, it risks some day losing it altogether.
Biting your nails, waiting for the moment your ancient laptop finally gives up the ghost?
All of this must be delivered before the North gives up a single atomic arm.
She's been rebuffing him hard and he finally takes the hint and gives up. Mrs.
In the movie, Roberts plays a mother who gives up her only child for adoption.
Sitting within another company's app means the payments company gives up some of its control.
But no call from Mr. Mazic again, and Neymar quickly gives up his penalty appeal.
And fantasy scenarios where we get everything — and Iran gives up everything — will not suffice.
Like that scene where Liza gives up a relationship with Charles to edit Pauline's book?
Withhold your outrage when he gives up and says to look for him instead. 4.
"Batman never gives up on his mission to protect the innocent from evil," Sanderson said.
"If a seventh-inning guy gives up one run, that's a bad outing," Street says.
A closer gives up one run with a two-run lead, that's a great outing.
SoftBank gives up on Wag, selling its stake back to the company at a loss.
We think that CCC introduces too much risk, and BB gives up too much yield.
"From there, he said he gives up and we stopped the fight," recalls David Chin.
Ishi­guro soon gives up his rides through the country for entire days spent in the lab.
It's as if the film reaches its required runtime, then just gives up without resolving things.
The puppy gives up immediately and smushes its head down because what's the point of anything.
It's not until everyone gives up that the wife quietly places her hand on the door.
Non-grantor trusts, where the person who created the trust gives up control of trust, don't.
Eventually, she gives up and kicks the shit out of him in front of his son.
This can go back and forth until everyone is out of cards—or everyone gives up.
For better and worse, Kerry never gives up, even when everyone around him thinks he should.
And then, Trump comes in to try to broker a peace deal, gives up almost nothing.
"A Taoist (me) gives up his seat so a Hasidic couple could sit together," he wrote.
It gives up on the more encompassing possibilities of shared belonging, mutual loyalty, and collective gains.
He attempts to kick the coffee cup onto the "iPhone" side, but fails and gives up.
She's the survivor who never gives up the fight, no matter how dire it might be.
Her 9-year-old son gives up his bedroom if they host two families at once.
Hammerschmidt presses him to talk about his dealings with Tusk and Frank, which Walker gives up.
"If our government gives up (the monastery) ... it will get a revolution," said Katsarava, the activist.
So here's my proposal: After Daenerys is toppled, Jon gives up his claim to the throne.
"Not one of us ever gives up the idea that we will go home," he added.
Yet when she's given the opportunity to actually learn to code, she almost immediately gives up.
Midway through "The Long Haul," he does something disconcerting and entirely unexpected: He gives up driving.
He shrewdly understands that, if he gives up his nuclear weapons, he jeopardizes his whole regime.
Cafeteria Wardrobe (2016): In a worried wardrobe, Watteau's pierrot hangs, then gives up the ghost. Ingenuous. Ingenious.
Their answer was that no insurgent group gives up its arms in order to go to prison.
"Colony," USA's new sort of sci-fi, sort of geopolitical conspiracy series, gives up its secrets slowly.
DOLLAR RISES TO SESSION HIGH, JAPANESE YEN GIVES UP EARLIER GAINS TO TRADE LITTLE CHANGED ON DAY
But he doesn't give up information on Pablo; instead, he gives up a location on La Quica.
It is a rare person who gives up what he loves in exchange for what he believes.
Trump has declined to lift sanctions on North Korea until Kim gives up his country's nuclear arsenal.
He usually gives up before making it to #1 but we're hoping this will give him encouragement.
How successful that will be – and whether Kim truly gives up his nuclear program – remains in question.
If you read our article from September, titled "BlackBerry gives up on building phones," you're likely confused.
"She's brave and she never gives up — that inspires me to do it myself," Garland tells PEOPLE.
The state's calculation is that technology will allow it to gain more control than it gives up.
But then their seemingly impregnable bullpen gives up one game – and nearly another – against woeful San Diego.
McConnell-aligned super PAC that backed Strange gives up, pledges to back Moore Update - 9:15 p.m.
When a company fails, it's usually because the founder loses interest or gives up on the idea.
They exchange a few pleasantries before Ahmadi gives up trying to save the remaining hostage, James Miller.
What he gives up will depend on how much the U.S., China and South Korea pony up.
Also this week, Google rolled out a website that gives up-to-date information about the virus.
They said their coach never gives up on them and therefore they aren't giving up on him.
If the teacher wants to offer extra help, he or she gives up breaks and personal time.
In a show of filial piety, Meiling finally gives up her pursuit and wishes her mother happiness.
If Ms. Merkel gives up on open borders, she will open the way for others to follow.
Generally, one side, usually the one with a smaller economy and population, becomes exhausted, and gives up.
EURO GIVES UP EARLIER GAINS AGAINST THE DOLLAR TO TRADE LITTLE CHANGED ON THE DAY AT $1.1092
It's her gift to her family: Showing us how she never gives up and never gives in.
Brandon Gill plays a young man who gives up a college scholarship in favor of social justice.
A Washington Post headline from October said it all: "Rubio gives up on Senate: 'He hates it'".
"He's been so good, so incredibly good, that when he gives up a run it's shocking to people."
And so every one of them that falls apart and quits or gives up, that's a huge victory.
He gives up to three speeches every weekday — two a day on weekends — broadcast live on multiple channels.
Unfortunately, Zelda can't bring herself to hurt the baby and gives up quickly, ceding the baby to Gryla.
That said, she gives up these ambitions at the film's end when she chooses him over a career.
"One thing for sure: he never gives up on a play," former teammate Cameron Payne told VICE Sports.
Then, of course, he gives up a massive bomb to Logan Morrison, and you suddenly know exactly how.
Secondly, the US could credibly threaten serious military action against North Korea unless it gives up its programs.
Unless the dominant long gives up, it's difficult to see how this cycle is going to be broken.
He gives up on the two-year-old's arms and labours with a needle just above his brow.
But this is really the story of any woman who gives up something in hopes of finding herself.
The Trump administration has insisted those sanctions will stay in place until Moscow gives up the Crimean Peninsula.
The 5-speed stickshift gives up "27 mpg city, 35 mpg highway and 30 mpg combined," Nissan says.
The Trump administration has said that sanctions will not be lifted until North Korea gives up its weapons.
There is a chance Cleveland gives up a real prospect for fewer than 50 plate appearances from Donaldson.
"It just can't happen that the state gives up control of its own borders," she told the Local.de.
After a while, she gives up even having her own apartment, because her existence is truly, fundamentally Aimee's.
" — Ken Sulowe, Seoul Henry "gives up hockey for the lead in a production of 'A Midsummer Night's Dream.
Those are treated like contracts in which each side gives up certain rights and usually cannot be reopened.
And as what he believes might be the end of the world approaches, he shrugs and gives up.
At one point, after grasping so desperately for moral purity and failing to find it, he gives up.
And no one in that kind of context gives up power easily or willingly, and I know that.
He gives up drinking, gives in to drinking, gives it up and comes back to it all over again.
But all of that apparently doesn't mean much if an employee on the inside gives up your digital identity.
But as the smog lifts, Churchill is able to manipulate the media in his favor, and she gives up.
His partner has told him that she wants a baby but won't consider it unless he gives up dealing.
Instead, she goes into labor, gives up on escape, and goes back in the main house to give birth.
Every time an American wants to vote but instead gives up and goes home, our republic's pulse grows fainter.
So North Korea gives up nothing, but the US has agreed to suspend joint military exercises with South Korea.
The Trump administration has said sanctions will only be lifted after North Korea gives up its nuclear weapons program.
Villanelle is pouty, sarcastic, and rarely gives up the chance to play with her prey before she kills it.
The truth could be that Rousey comes forward, tastes the right hand, and either falls down or gives up.
Second, the king can agree to a constitutional settlement in which he gives up power to become more trustworthy.
I think it's hard when you are both in the public eye, unless one of you gives up work.
As Britain gives up its prized link with Europe, it will need all the foreign capital it can get.
Finally, in Endgame, Tony makes the ultimate sacrifice when he knowingly gives up everything to stop Thanos for good.
And in the end, he gives up everything because he knows he's the only one who can save everyone.
He will fixate on what he forgets and fret about it until he remembers or gives up in frustration.
I have to drop the Miata from that trio because its four-cylinder engine gives up so much power.
"If he gives up a hit, maybe it's a different story," Mattingly said of Koehler's demise in the seventh.
Texas Tech forces more turnovers than Virginia does, but Virginia gives up far fewer turnovers than Texas Tech does.
"The knight never gives up, never gives in, always advances, never retreats," said Bill Foley, the team's majority owner.
He said more time is needed to snuff out unforeseen problems before the United States gives up its leverage.
Gibney's new Emerge initiative gives up-and-coming choreographers the chance to create pieces for the Gibney Dance Company.
A mother, on the other hand, also gives up everything, but she does so in the guise of selflessness.
Pompeo said a U.S.-led sanctions pressure campaign would not be eased until North Korea gives up nuclear weapons.
Truly, it's unsettling to think about how — even after one gives up the ghost — we must posthumously keep up appearances.
Then slowly but surely, Alicia gives up more than she planned on and it ends on a somewhat enigmatic moment.
What it gives up is that ability to point the remote at something and have it automatically adjust its display.
What's more, there will always be times when the visions run dry and even the imagination gives up the ghost.
After careful experiment, the researchers came up with an ivermectin-PCL mixture that disintegrates as it gives up its payload.
The Trump administration has said that sanctions will only be lifted after North Korea gives up its nuclear weapons program.
As one poor excuse for a "sorry" gives up its place to the next, it's not just hard to swallow.
Early in the second season of American Gods, Laura Moon (Emily Browning) gives up and lies down among the flowers.
One either gives up the goal of solving it and returns to the start or escapes in panic or frustration.
"She never gives up as long as there's a glimmer of hope ... so we cannot give up either," he said.
"She literally gives up her voice for a vagina," Nef said, putting a new enlightened spin on the Disney classic.
"I hope that he gives up his nuclear weapons in a verifiable way and it all works out," said Sen.
Long story short: Azure and other office-based products are fueling revenue growth, as Microsoft mostly gives up on mobile.
No one ever gives up anything in academia because they all have tenure and they all have their own journals.
Gomez was so clearly touched by the impromptu sing-along, she gives up singing and bashfully takes it all in.
Once the squirrel gives up and leaves, the feeder springs back open so your feathered friends can continue to dine.
In an average nine innings, he gives up two walks, less than one homer and strikes out more than 13.
If that's our only acceptable end point, I don't see any way that he willingly gives up his nuclear weapons.
He has no obvious successor, and there has been speculation about a possible power struggle whenever he gives up power.
Most experts are extremely skeptical that Kim will agree to a bargain in which he verifiably gives up nuclear weapons.
No one gives up perks without a fight, and the ending of this CBS drama has yet to be written.
A lot of it, especially the ending when Cap just gives up on his cause, feels a little too easy.
Typically, once a bank decides to litigate a case in court, it gives up its right to go to arbitration.
Any mistakes implementing the scheme, or a hack that gives up encryption keys, could undermine the whole root of trust.
After a few comical attempts, his 12-year-old daughter Christina gives up teaching him how to throw a football.
He gives up on the argument and I place the order for Swiffer wipes, concealer, lip gloss, and Elderberry vitamins.
So when Rebecca temporarily gives up on Josh at the end of the first season, Paula is outraged and betrayed.
If Trump gives up on that push back, it could lead allies to wonder Trump's commitment to broader European security.
They say they won't relinquish control of the wildlife facility until the federal government gives up control of the entire refuge.
She cannot leave the transit zone camp at the border unless she returns to Serbia and gives up her asylum claim.
It's normally the mind that gives up before the body ... the body is normally fine to play two rounds of golf.
She gives up her life of riches, starts working as a maid, and begs God to forgive her for her vanity.
The Steelers' defense gives up a lot of yards, but it was among the best at sacking quarterbacks and intercepting passes.
By the time he gives up and sets down his pen the notebook is soaked beyond salvaging, its text now illegible.
We had Kurcz, who had been our guy in the closer role all year, and he gives up the walk off.
With CareKit, though, it gives up on building the software itself and hands over control to app-makers and health professionals.
Pandora is launching a new Premium Family plan that gives up to six users unlimited music streaming for $15 a month.
One reluctantly gives up a coffee so that Cooper, who is transfixed by the sight of the stuff, can drink it.
"Well there is a third school of thought, Chris, and that is that the media never, ever gives up," said Sanders.
Schilling, pitching spectacularly on three days' rest, gives up just three hits and one run over seven, while striking out nine.
She finally gives up trying and lashes out at the crowd, telling them they aren't even laughing because the material funny.
In the second clip, Embiid takes a very bad angle on the ball reversal and gives up a fairly easy steal.
At this point, Schwarzenegger gives up on the whole rhyming thing and just kind of starts talking, but you know what?
Fuel economy is respectable at 19 mpg city/27 highway/22 combined (one gives up some MPGs for AWD and performance).
When he gives up a goal, they have the confidence to know there isn't going to be another one right away.
Yet this is her moment of ultimate defeat, when she finally gives up her freedom in the name of raw survival.
And that could be something weird like just everybody gives up wine, they all become Mormons, maybe the government bans alcohol.
"The goal," said Mr. Fomichyev, one of Mr. Poymanov's lawyers, "is to marinate the man in jail so he gives up."
When she pulls up the sleeves of her sweater in an attempt to get a count, she gives up almost immediately.
I just smile and say random words, and I keep repeating them until, finally, whoever I'm talking to just gives up.
Thirty-year-old Moriko Morioka quits her job and gives up on the real world in order to live her life online.
And unless President Trump gives up on his stupid and unnecessary border wall those incentives are only going to get more enticing.
First, even the best goaltenders gives up the occasional bad goal, and it's wrong to remember any athlete for their lowest moment.
If Ryanair gives up its cost discipline on staff pay, the airline's executives fear that the likes of Wizz could undercut it.
But at the same time no regulator wants to be seen as the one that gives up on the fight against debt.
American officials, fearing the impact of sanctions on industry, are considering lifting them on Mr Deripaska's companies provided he gives up control.
At this point, Melanie is desperate, so she gives up the clothing to receive what turns out to just be an enema.
The other three struggle to shimmy their little bodies any further, until one of them simply gives up and dashes off-screen.
"Facebook isn't a company that hits a roadblock and gives up," he said at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona on Monday.
What we do get is a scene in which Hilltop leader Gregory willfully gives up Maggie and Sasha — or so he thinks.
What happens when the United States gives up its traditional role for one that, according to some in Pakistan, exacerbates the conflict?
"He pitched really well under awkward circumstances with weather, gives up an early home run, settles in," Cubs manager Joe Maddon said.
As a pitcher who gives up a home run, you have to forget what happened on the last couple, and he did.
Alternatively, you can sign up for a Family Membership, which gives up to eight Nintendo Account holders online access for a year.
"He helps the people that the world has given up on and he never gives up on anyone," said Buffett of Williams.
Despite his callous manipulation of Matar's hopes, Qaddafi never gives up on the idea that he can seduce the exile back home.
After her mother's untimely death, Nancy's college plans are thwarted and she even gives up solving crimes... for a while at least.
The United States is demanding that it retain the right to use unilateral tariffs, while China gives up its right to retaliate.
The central principle of the design, which Charles Renfro described as "urbanity gives up to nature," was an unusual one for Russia.
Lithium metal batteries can boost a cell's energy density and charging rates because the lithium metal anode easily gives up its ions.
If Tina Halladay ever gives up her career as one of rock's most powerful frontwomen, she might consider leading the proletariat uprising.
According to the Illinois Revenue Department, the state gives up $29 million in revenue for 529 tax breaks to encourage college savings.
No. 17 Memphis It is harder to run against Penn State than any other team; it gives up 2.6 yards per rush.
Roman (or "RoRo," as his mother calls him) immediately gives up his whole hand, telling her the details of Logan's best offer.
Album A funny thing about classical music in New York: In summer, the city gives up its status as a global powerhouse.
If he gives up control of the military and remains in Congo, he and his immense wealth become targets for his enemies.
An earlier version of this article misstated what must happen before John Schnatter gives up his seat on the Papa John's board.
May's critics fear that could force Britain to follow the bloc's rules indefinitely, long after it gives up say over drafting them.
Fun fact: The TV show episode in which Ash, the main character, gives up his Butterfree made me cry as a kid.
Good, wet news here -- footage of Vinny from "Jersey Shore" doing his stripping thing has leaked ... and he definitely gives up the goods.
Abercrombie, like much of the industry, does not recapture many of the sales it gives up when it shutters a location, management said.
The XR also gives up the telephoto camera that's available on the XS and XS Max, but that's something most people won't miss.
Never mind that Britain gives up control of its borders even in the midst of a scary Middle Eastern migrant influx and crisis.
HE) on Wednesday for 861 million euros ($1.0 billion), prompting criticism from the opposition that it gives up too much control of company.
In that final scenario, the federal government gives up on the case, and the worker is on their own to sue their employer.
I see no world in which Kim gives up his nuclear weapons, but the US can still gain meaningful objectives out of this.
Judy asks Peña for help and he lets her know the only way he's helping is if she gives up the Cali Cartel.
"His mum says he has achieved so much, although school and education is incredibly challenging for him he never gives up," WellChild says.
Trump hasattempted to sell Kim on the idea his country "will rapidly become an Economic Powerhouse" if he only gives up his nukes.
Scott is from Chicago and is a lifelong Cubs fan, so you know he roots for the underdog and never gives up hope!
Let's take a look from another angle: Almost immediately after initiating the gaffe, Consigli gives up, turns away and tosses up his hands.
BE gives up the backstory on how the mullet even came to be, and it sounds like a salon appointment gone majorly wrong.
But Trump may also just be so exhausted at the end of it that he gives up, resigns, begs a pardon, and collapses.
The fighters, known as fagnorolahy, perform a violent dance until someone gives up or is knocked down, or the referee identifies a winner.
In state media this week, the North warned the South of spoiling inter-Korean ties by insisting it gives up its nuclear weapons.
But at a certain point, he gives up on uniting the genres, lurching instead toward an abrupt ending that doesn't feel entirely earned.
It comes from an episode in the first season, in which SpongeBob gives up his modern urban life to live among the jellyfish.
His first worry was what would happen this year when The Times consolidates its space and gives up everything above the 15th floor.
Refiling resets the clock and gives up to another 75 days to complete the national security review and try to resolve potential issues.
Every service member who dies in one of America's wars gives up his life in following the orders of the commander -n chief.
Negotiations have since made little headway, with Pyongyang upset by Washington's insistence that international sanctions must remain until it gives up its nuclear weapons.
GabiBeing the young entrepreneur that she is, Gabi likes to create a polished look that never gives up — even on those never-ending workdays.
In the clip below, watch how Porzingis willingly gives up his spot on the block in order to create separation for his jump shot.
It isn't often that Apple gives up on what could be a very profitable endeavor, but iAd hasn't gotten much attention from the start.
Moonlight, like its central character, never gives up hope: It never takes a shortcut, it never does anything cheaply, and it never compromises itself.
And yet because he says it over and over again, the press just gives up and then you say, well, yeah, you know, okay.
"The kid pitched eight innings and gives up three and most of the time that gives you a chance," Atlanta manager Fredi Gonzalez said.
The reason is because when your body gives up and you are done, really done, you now have to talk yourself back into it.
That there's a version of myself who is trying, and a version who gives up on getting dressed halfway through because nothing fits right.
The boys shoot arrows at the bear, and it finally gives up, leaving scratches all the way down the rock as it slides down.
For comparison's sake, Washington each year gives up more than $100 billion nationally in mortgage interest deductions, which principally benefit the upper-middle class.
Adam Neumann gives up most of his voting power and steps down as WeWork's CEO, saying intense public scrutiny of him was a 'distraction.
Speaking of versatility, the Maxima's trunk gives up about one cubic foot of capacity on the segment standard, which is more like 15 cubes.
Once he gives up campaigning for himself, he's clearly going to shift his financial support to whoever the Democratic nominee turns out to be.
Instead, they'll simply bet on nasty headlines and hope that President Trump gives up on law enforcement in order to make those headlines stop.
But negotiations have since made little headway, with Pyongyang upset by Washington's insistence that international sanctions must remain until it gives up its nuclear weapons.
White is excellent finishing at the rim rolling off of ball screens, can hit the mid-range jumper and never gives up on a rebound.
Weatherford gets most of the cash it would have received under the original agreement, but gives up recurring income from the joint venture, he wrote.
Eventually, he gives up and leaves the room, and Serena Joy follows him, which gives us our first glimpse into her relationship with her husband.
The Times reports that the White House blueprint gives up on a controversial border-adjustment tax, which could have helped pay for tax rate cuts.
"We need to not take too big of a step and fail and get so disappointed that everyone gives up on the idea," Drew said.
"I'm not going to be a guy that puts my head down and just gives up," said Khudobin, who played last season for the Ducks.
But as the brain gives up its secrets, remarkable possibilities have opened up: of decoding neural activity and using that code to control external devices.
"There's always that one person that always has hope in you, and when that last person gives up on you," he says, before trailing off.
Security footage from the teen's  backyard shows her hitting the bird with a pillow several times before the feathered attacker finally gives up and leaves.
Most strikingly, whole extended families are rounded up in high-profile cases, and are often held until the militant either gives up or is killed.
" He added that Japan will continue its policy of "maximum pressure" until "North Korea gives up WMDs [weapons of mass destruction] and nuclear missiles completely.
Any human mind can only encompass so much complexity before it gives up and starts making slashing oversimplifications with an accompanying risk of terrible mistakes.
Nonproliferation norms will be less damaged if North Korea gives up some weapons and ceases nuclear testing, thus becoming a suspected but undeclared nuclear power.
He gives up a royalty deal for his invention, then begins work on a wireless power system with huge potential but little opportunity for profit.
They don't know that over the course of a career, a dual-earning couple gives up nearly a third of their investment return to fees.
Even local Escobar henchmen, like La Quica (Diego Cataño), had episode-stealing moments (like when he finally gives up information about Pablo to law enforcement).
If the Senate gives up and leaves town without such a resolution, the Constitution would require pro forma sessions every three days, blocking recess appointments.
There could be resistance from others who don't like the concept of automatic spending authorization, arguing that it gives up a fundamental power of Congress.
The wedding raises thorny questions of gender politics: When a woman gives up her career to marry a prince, how excited should feminists really be?
But unless the Supreme Court ultimately sides against the government — or the Trump administration gives up and stops fighting — this is just a temporary reprieve.
Regional leaders have insisted that the exodus will only grow until Maduro gives up power and opens the way for dramatic reform and international intervention.
After Tyrion gives up his position as Hand of the Queen, and Daenerys Targaryen has him imprisoned, Jon goes to talk to the last remaining Lannister.
President Trump agreed to the summit in an effort to show Kim what his impoverished nation's future could look like if Kim gives up his nukes.
It ends with Cinderella opening her own bakery and forming a lasting platonic friendship with the prince, who gives up his title to become a farmer.
The United States and China have both dangled the prospect of better relations, including the lifting of sanctions, if North Korea gives up its nuclear weapons.
Kerr also notes that Muller abandoned the phone, which usually means that someone gives up property rights, and he also didn't try to get it back.
Judge Alsup also asked him about policy questions like which energy sources the United States can use if it gives up coal, oil, and natural gas.
The things that make Facebook such a disaster will never be "fixed" unless Zuckerberg gives up the idea of treating Facebook like it is the internet.
But the shitty male crab, it seems, just sort of waits it out, pinning the female with his body weight and pinchers, until she gives up.
Nobody wants a war, but I&aposm here to tell you, Mr. President, make sure he gives up his nuclear weapons before it&aposs too late.
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But the plan will attract Democratic support only if Trump gives up the idea of using tax breaks to leverage private investment in new infrastructure projects.
For South Korean presidents, the usual line on North Korea is that negotiations are off the table unless the Hermit Kingdom gives up its nuclear program.
He can repair just about anything and is patient and meticulous and never gives up until a job is completed up to his (very high!) standards.
Even so, Golden State ranks eighth in the NBA in defensive efficiency, a stat that tracks how many points a team gives up per 100 possessions.
If one of them gives up their spot, Kalanick will require a board vote to appoint a replacement, as long as the SoftBank deal is finalized.
But Tennessee also gives up an average of 272 points, so the Crimson Tide will look to push the tempo to get their offense in gear.
Unless China reforms its economy and gives up the dream of total top-down control of its society, those astronauts will not likely include its citizens.
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Keep an eye on Senator Debbie Stabenow, Democrat of Michigan and a longstanding and fierce advocate for Flint who rarely gives up a legislative fight easily.
The human mind is incapable of correctly calculating anywhere close to the actual height, so it gives up and relies on a sort of gut instinct.
Instead, North Korea wants the United States to issue a declaration to end the Korean War, which never officially ended, before it gives up its bombs.
Sergei struck me as a Tolstoy figure, the sort of person who gives up everything to wander the earth and follow the dictates of his conscience.
But North Koreans, she writes, tend to mean it as a kind of mutual and incremental disarmament in which the United States also gives up weapons.
Elsewhere, Tolan gives up the sneering, ironic sensibilities of his youth only to finally admit that he really thought Fleetwood Mac were great the whole time.
However, negotiations have since made little headway, with Pyongyang upset by Washington's insistence that international sanctions must remain until North Korea gives up its nuclear weapons.
Before she's halfway through the play, Ms. Schreck gives up the conceit of being 15, coming fully into the present as a woman in her 40s.
So the driver gives up an amount of power, knowing that he's recharging the battery to then strategically use the boost later on in the race.
In a bravura finale, Mr. Sobelle unpacks a whole cradle-to-grave lifetime from a bottomless box that just keeps on giving, until he gives up.
But it is not easy to banish the notion that there can be universal brotherhood just as soon as everybody gives up his faith and accepts ours.
When accounts are compromised, it's usually because a customer gives up their details and "a lot of that is entirely voluntary through social media", the person said.
"I'm voting for a fighter who never, ever gives up and who believes we can always do better when we come together and work together," she said.
It is also possible Kroenke gives up on Inglewood and moves to Carson with the Chargers as the cost of being allowed to move to Los Angeles.
And also, importantly, it is an indicator as to how much information Google — one of the world's biggest holders of internet data — gives up in these cases.
The announcement could mark a significant step for Lyft, which like other ride-hailing companies including Uber, gives up a significant portion of revenue to its drivers.
"We're talking about how much offense they've put up the last five games and he gives up two runs and seven hits," Pirates manager Clint Hurdle said.
"We're unsure whether government bonds can win trust once Japan gives up fiscal discipline despite its public finances being the worst among advanced countries." the report noted.
In this context, the post-dream-big Tigers, with a lineup that scores some runs and a pitching staff that gives up plenty, can still hang around.
Stocks took a thumping on the first trading day of the year, leaving investors to wonder if 2016 will be the year the bull market gives up.
Still, Beverley never gives up on plays, and when Westbrook gets lazy or thinks he's found an exploitable switch prematurely, Beverley sneaks up and makes him pay.
The suit says it especially dices for people who lease Mercedes, because the company allegedly just stalls until the customer gives up and eventually returns the car.
"Trump Gives Up a Lie But Refuses to Repent" was an actual headline in a recent New York Times story, and it wasn't on the editorial page.
"If the U.S. gives up being a global leader, in the short term, it's good for the U.S. In the long run, it's probably not," Chandler said.
Or sometimes, a call can involve little time and effort if the client quickly gives up on getting it up or, conversely, has a hair-trigger dick.
Ridgeline's unibody structure gives up a ton of maximum towing ability to Colorado and Canyon, but the Honda's cabin is roomier (looking pretty much like the Pilot's).
"North Korea gives up everything including their nuclear weapons and then they get something in return is just something they are not going to do," Wit said.
BURN COUNTRY An Afghan journalist (Dominic Rains) gives up war reporting to live in a little bohemian California town and write about crime for the local newspaper.
What does this all mean for taxpayers if our informal workforce of 40 million caregivers providing $470 billion worth of care to friends and family gives up?
It's of course unclear right now what Trump and Kim will agree to, but a massive deal where Kim gives up all his weapons is extremely unlikely.
Perhaps we'll be made to wait so long that hunger turns to hanger and everyone gives up hope in exchange for that second Beyoncé Super Bowl performance.
Even if talks begin, they say, the Trump administration will not relent in its campaign of "maximum" pressure until the North gives up its small nuclear arsenal.
"Whoever today gives up the Holy Land of Palestine will tomorrow give up his land in order to preserve his seat," tweeted Waad party leader Ibrahim Sharif.
Since a rule change in 225, the team that gives up a touchdown or a field goal simply gets the ball at its own 25-yard line.
Here's what you could be giving up, if one parent gives up a salary just in case you're thinking that it would be cheaper to stay home.
A population that increasingly sees itself as the victim perversely gives up its liberty in the vain hope an ever-enlarging government will maintain it for them.
This grant gives up to $250 million to state preschool programs for 3- and 4-year-olds, a lifeline for many families who struggle to afford care.
Leder said the "film is more relevant now than ever," comparing Ginsburg to fictional boxer Rocky Balboa because she "never gives up," according to The Hollywood Reporter.
A white man takes up arms against a stifling government and then gives up on the idea of freeing slaves after learning there are laws against it.
There's no limit to what North Korea can achieve when it gives up its nuclear weapons and embraces commerce and engagement with the rest of the world.
Trump can name three more Fed board governors, and a fourth if Yellen, when her term as chair expires, also gives up her seat on the board.
If the challenge is perceived as too great, if the person stumbles, the fear becomes crippling and the person gives up, often with despair or self-criticism.
Toward the end, it looks like David gives up, climbing out of the ring, but then the 47-year-old hops back in as he bleeds profusely.
But they're specks in the ointment for the characters who see the world as something to squeeze until it gives up more money, as something that's easily discarded.
She makes Gypsy roll all the way up the ramp by herself until Gypsy gives up and Dee Dee has to push her the rest of the way.
On a whim, he gives up the business and leaves his wife, starting anew as the owner of a small run-down restaurant in the outskirts of Helsinki.
The Soul GT-Line gives up too much speed to fuel economy, but it did wind up being fun to drive around corners and into twists and turns.
"I do not know of any way of unilaterally verifying an agreement whereby North Korea gives up its nuclear arsenal," said William J. Perry, a former defense secretary.
The Pittsburgh defense gives up yardage in huge chunks but is tied for sixth in the N.F.L. with 17 interceptions, and tied for fourth with 13 fumble recoveries.
But that technique either gives up a layup or forces Rondo to help from the weak side, which would then create a wide-open three for Nick Young.
If Del Potro relies heavily on power, Djokovic, fresh from winning the Wimbledon title two months ago, is a master tactician who never gives up on a point.
It's an uncomfortable portrait of what happens when a woman fully gives up her financial autonomy for a man… and that man is not up for the task.
For Mireya, a 33-year-old fighter who joined the FARC when she was just 16, her biggest fear is being killed once she gives up her weapons.
Japan wants Trump to avoid a deal in which Pyongyang gives up ballistic missiles that can hit the U.S. mainland but keeps shorter-range missiles that threaten Japan.
Take a look from another angle: Gravity just gives up on the man as he floats, weightless, with enough poise to make the thing look clean as hell.
Happy Friday and welcome back to On The Money, where we're wondering if it's going to be a long, long time before North Korea gives up its nukes.
If the talks are cancelled, Sanders said that the U.S. would maintain its efforts to impose "maximum pressure" on North Korea until it gives up its nuclear program.
Second, she and Ben are falling for each other, and hard, to the point where Ben nearly gives up months of sexual sobriety before she cuts things off.
Another program in the administration's crosshairs: the diversity visa lottery, which gives up to 50,000 people every year a chance to become permanent residents of the United States.
The euro is expected to strengthen further on Thursday if the ECB gives up the so-called "easing bias" — where the central bank favors a more accommodative policy.
Alternatively, coalition-building could be resolved quickly if the right-wing but fiercely secular Avigdor Lieberman gives up his objection to sitting with Netanyahu's ultra-orthodox religious allies.
As we sit, sweating and cramped under the hydraulic presses, the bare ceiling above the coal seam gives up an occasional gasp of rock, showering down dust and debris.
A bad goalie gives up a bad goal in a huge situation, and just like that, Yzerman's 60-foot prayer is enshrined in the canon of Great NHL Goals.
She also gives up the floor by weaving in asides from other creative types detailing their own work habits and leaves fill-in-the-blank exercises for the reader.
Moreover, the consumer gives up the right to advocate for themselves if the only anecdote of an accident or a defect a company is receptive to is the vehicle's.
Han won the prize for fiction last week with the novel, a dark, surreal story about a woman who gives up eating meat and seeks to become a tree.
The Dyson bot regularly tries to climb these, seems to hesitate about it halfway over the lip, and then essentially gives up, freezing until I come and reposition it.
"If the moonshot factory gives up on a big, important problem like climate change, then maybe it will never get solved," Obi Felten, a director at X told Bloomberg.
Then the devil just sort of gives up mid-fight and disappears into the warm glow of some $9.99 fireworks the producers must have bought at a roadside stand.
Linus is left alone in the patch when Sally (Charlie Brown's little sister) finally gives up hope that this pumpkin evangelist has any actual idea what he's talking about.
"She's always a brave girl and she never easily gives up on anything," Zhang's boyfriend, Xiaolin Hou, told a crowd of well-wishers gathered at the school Thursday night.
" Snook then gives up in exasperation, saying, "If it's an issue, I can get on out of here," with Sherlock cutting her short adding, "Yeah, it is an issue.
Philippine Supreme Court senior associate justice Antonio Carpio warned that Duterte could be impeached if he gives up the country's sovereignty over the Scarborough Shoal, according to Philippine media.
But sometimes a writer gives up on that kind of exchange, particularly after a great success—which "Topdog/Underdog" (2001), Parks's first piece to be produced on Broadway, was.
After coming clean about being an adult journalist who went undercover as a high school student for a story, Josie dejectedly gives up on her crush, English teacher Sam.
Publicly, the two sides still hew to staunch positions: The Trump administration insists that tough sanctions will stay in place until North Korea completely gives up its nuclear arsenal.
The English title points to the truth that the plot dances with briefly but fairly quickly gives up: The five (or most of them, anyway) are indeed being framed.
The interactive map gives up-to-date information about confirmed cases worldwide and breaks down the number of active, recovered, and fatal cases by country and by US state.
"When Daniel gives up the mantle, we'll see," he said with a smile, adding that he would not find it "taxing" to play both characters, should the opportunity arise.
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North Korea has demanded sanctions relief, but at a February meeting in Vietnam, Trump reportedly said no such relief was coming until North Korea gives up all its nuclear weaponry.
Cicero eventually gives up and retires to one of his many country villas, pouring out tracts on philosophy while the struggle for supremacy back in Rome takes increasingly insane turns.
As Trump himself clearly grasped when he contradicted his adviser, Kim needs to believe he can stay in control of North Korea even if he gives up his nuclear weapons.
It never gives up, because it still bears ideals, values, principles that are recognized worldwide, and it's when you lower your standards that you are no longer what you are.
Again, Rogers seems to be trying things out: she dances fitfully, allows her voice to wander occasionally, but never gives up the middle ground of the song, holding everything together.
Washington says sanctions must remain in place until North Korea gives up its nuclear weapons and is concerned that the North-South thaw may be outpacing practical progress in denuclearization.
Many investors think May's government is leaning towards a hard Brexit, where Britain gives up full access to the single market in order to impose full control on its borders.
He's going to be able to stand in there and play the same way, even if he gives up a goal off a fluky bounce or whatever it may be.
That raises one final question: is ours the generation that gives up on the dream of a Jewish, democratic state of Israel living in peace and security with its neighbors?
And second, a summit with Kim without serious preparation or any sense of what the agenda is gives up most of our leverage before we even get to the table.
In a visit earlier this month to Washington, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov panned U.S. suggestions that sanctions will be lifted only after North Korea gives up its nuclear program.
And sometimes it gives up on villains altogether, in exchange for focusing on a never-ending spiral of Haller's jagged memories, his present state, and whatever he thinks he's seeing.
Bit by bit, the Court enables states to get more creative and bold in their restrictions, until one day it finally gives up the ghost and announces Roe is dead.
It allows the audience to consider an alternate timeline where Ana finally gives up on pleasing her demanding missionary-sex partner and goes on to have a fulfilling, human-like life.
Alas, because this is a world wherein only Logan Roy matters, naturally Greg gives up that quarter of a bil for a chance to be in his great uncle's good graces.
Under the terms of the deal, Canada gives up any right to retaliate over the decades-old complaint, which alleged the EU was breaking WTO rules by banning hormone-treated beef.
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She's presented as a successful star who gives up a lot in order to try and be an ideal wife and mother, and she gets a pretty raw deal in return.
But crucially he says that Mr Kabila can stay as president if he agrees to organise elections in 2017, promises not to stand and gives up some day-to-day power.
North Korea's state-run newspaper Rodong Sinmun carried an article Sunday warning that the United States' only option will be self-destruction unless it gives up its "hostile policy" against Pyongyang.
And that raises one final question: Is ours the generation that gives up on the dream of a Jewish democratic state of Israel living in peace and security with its neighbors?
"The hooligans are there to discredit our movement," he told journalists in the courtyard of the Labor Ministry, vowing to continue the marches until the government gives up its labor law.
Irving averaged 22002 points and 23 assists a game while growing accustomed to the idea of being a point guard who gives up the ball-handling duties in crunchtime to James.
Prince Eric, the royal for whom Ariel gives up her voice, will be played by the Broadway actor Graham Phillips, while the Jamaican musician Shaggy will portray Sebastian, the singing lobster.
Trump and Pompeo have consistently said that sanctions will not be removed until North Korea gives up its nuclear weapons and allows the international community to verify it has done so.
Many investors think May's government is leaning towards a "Hard Brexit", where Britain gives up full access to the EU's single market in order to impose maximum control on its borders.
She gives up her new post and instead takes over her old boss's practice, resigning herself to a lower income and to living in the modest accommodations attached to her office.
As Ziggy asks questions about his unknown father, Jane gives up searching for the man after an awkward encounter with an interior decorator who she thought might have been her abuser.
Some nights, I lay awake and think about the things I miss about drinking, allowing myself to feel the indescribable sense of loss that comes when an alcoholic gives up booze.
She goes above and beyond at work, then volunteers for extra duties, and she routinely gives up whole evenings and entire weekends to help relatives and friends with their own problems.
This dynamic gives up-and-coming talent unusual leverage: When you get big on your own terms, it's less likely that you'll consider taking on someone else's guidelines along the way.
Netflix description: After his defeat by Ip Man, martial-arts expert Cheung Tin-chi gives up the Wing Chun discipline and vows to live quietly in Hong Kong with his son.
"It gives up something I had never been able to get from other government officials — a promise not to go back to an industry from which you came," Mr. Painter said.
Since the Singapore meeting, Mr. Trump has occasionally seemed to waver on the question of lifting some sanctions before the North dismantles its facilities and gives up its weapons and missiles.
But it is interesting to consider that Lomachenko doesn't have a build that especially suits that range and gives up an inch or two of reach to plenty of other featherweights.
The United States and China have both dangled the prospect of better ties, including the lifting of sanctions and eventually a likely peace treaty, if North Korea gives up its nuclear weapons.
There's a devastating emotional reveal when Peter tells Aunt May about his role in Uncle Ben's death, and the city gives up on its friendly neighborhood hero before coming back to him.
When a round kick misses or a hook kick comes in too close, the kicker gives up a dominant angle to his opponent without the opponent having to move to get it.
Bhairavi Desai, executive director of the New York Taxi Workers Alliance, decried the deal as a "historic betrayal" of drivers because it gives up their most important tools to achieve economic power.
Jon Gruden traded both Amari Cooper AND Khalil Mack ... but Kurt Warner tells TMZ Sports the Raiders coach will REALLY regret things if he gives up on Derek Carr the same way.
It is China's push to put it in a position of world leadership as the US under President Donald Trump takes a more protectionist approach and gives up the mantle of globalization.
Here at home, and around the world, I'm voting for a fighter who never ever gives up and who believes we can always do better when we come together and work together.
He is known in the community as a selfless trainer, someone who gives up much of his personal life to train the young fighters who rely on him day in, day out.
But Sanders appears to think that as soon as he gives up either of those things, he'll lose whatever leverage he still has to push the party in a more progressive direction.
Terry Branstad signed a budget bill that gives up millions of dollars of federal funding in favor of a state-operated family planning program that will exclude abortion providers like Planned Parenthood.
Washington has begun to worry that China may be less willing to enforce sanctions against the North, undermining the effort to economically isolate the country until it gives up its nuclear weapons.
Japan in particular is worried that even if North Korea gives up its nuclear arsenal and its ICBMs, it would still have shorter-range missiles as well as chemical and biological weapons.
Mr. LeBlanc plays Adam Burns, a contractor who gives up his role as Daddy Fun Times to become a stay-at-home dad after his wife, Andi (Liza Snyder), returns to work.
So he gives up some tactical ground, trying to build a last-stand fortress around the only person to whom he owes any allegiance -- his client, the President of the United States.
One gives up just before the others spade touched gold ... And guess which track came along and changed everything for me Music is what connects us to the fabric of the universe.
By changing level properly on a body jab, so that the shoulder is level with the target (normally the solar plexus), the fighter gives up no reach in going for a body blow.
He expects further downside until some time several months from now when the market gives up on any further rate hikes in 2019 and expectations for S&P 500 earnings fall toward zero.
There is no limit to what North Korea can achieve when it gives up its nuclear weapons and embraces commerce and engagement with the rest of the world — that really wants to engage.
"Ackman never, never gives up, at least not until a year or two after everyone else has given up," said Erik Gordon, a professor of law and business at the University of Michigan.
Jason, tethered to a silent monk who's been instructed never to stray from his side, loses his patience and gives up his real identity as a dirtbag Florida DJ with an exasperated shrug.
Because just as quickly as Michel gives up the info about his explosives delivery, Charlie is informed by Becker that she now must make the delivery all by herself in Michel's red car.
Daisy in The Great Gatsby is flighty, fickle, and status-obsessed; Jenny in An Education gives up her Oxford dreams for a boy; Netflix series Collateral's Kip grapples with her own complicated past.
In a globalised world, power is necessarily pooled and traded: Britain gives up sovereignty in exchange for clout through its memberships of NATO, the IMF and countless other power-sharing, rule-setting institutions.
During the first day of the summit Wednesday, Trump touted his "very special relationship" with Kim and argued the so-called hermit kingdom could thrive economically if it gives up its nuclear weapons.
There weren't any huge surprises on the earnings call that caused the stock to dip, but its ranking still depends on whether or not the company gives up those gains in extended trading.
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We can't expect Kim to believe that we won't overthrow him if he gives up his nukes, when he sees us threaten to carry out regime-change war in Iran and Venezuela. pic.twitter.
For example, in the 1989 movie Teen Witch, title witch Louise uses magic to gain popularity and the interest of her crush, but gives up her powers to believe in herself instead. Awwww.
That makes for markedly smooth power delivery, especially from 80 mph on up under full boost, but the Chiron gives up a little off the line to its linear-torque fed hybrid peers.
In the second act, she goes to Vassar, dallies with a fellow student and with a publisher — thoroughly modern Millay — and then Mr. Scanlan's interest in chronology, never very strong, gives up altogether.
Still, it's possible that even if Trump gives up, some in the right-wing media will take up his cause, and view this as their casus belli for taking down the Republican establishment.
But by the end of the saga, Arwen's father gives them his blessing, and the two reunite for good at Aragorn's coronation — and Arwen officially gives up her immortality to be with him.
When he realizes that his mother was to blame for Hollyhock's brush with death, BoJack gives up on the old lady for good, delivering her to the worst nursing home he can find.
Yes, the specific sequence you're talking about is Elliot kind of foreshadowing the doom and gloom that could come from a society that gives up and gives in to the powers that be.
The United States, which has led the sanctions campaign, has also stepped up its own sanctions on North Korea, and says it won't ease pressure until North Korea gives up its nuclear weapons.
To the United States, that means the North gives up its entire nuclear arsenal; in the North's view, it includes a reciprocal pullback of any American ability to threaten it with nuclear weapons.
If the Catalan parliament gives up the push for independence, Rajoy may sit down with Puigdemont to hammer out a new deal for the region including a better tax deal and greater fiscal autonomy.
At the end of the film Leonardo DiCaprio&aposs Jack, freezes to death after he gives up a floating door for love interest Rose, played by Kate Winslet, so that she could ultimately survive.
After a workout (in his friend's garage, of course), he types a bunch of messages to Issa trying to explain that mistake, but he deletes them before he can press 'send' and gives up.
Investors still have to approve the newly reported pay off, but if they do, it'll be interesting to see what happens to Holmes after she gives up the power she once held so closely.
"If these elements are tightly interwoven without any loophole ... the Kim Jong Un regime will realize that it cannot survive unless it gives up its nuclear program and takes steps towards denuclearization," he said.
Al -- who's been doing it for NEARLY 50 YEARS -- gives up the secret, and then gives the guys someone to shoot for, telling us who he thinks the greatest analyst of all time is.
Washington has demanded that Pyongyang give up its nuclear weapons unilaterally, and U.S. officials have said U.S. policy continues to be to maintain sanctions on North Korea until it gives up its nuclear weapons.
The programmer or designer or writer or even manager that gives up their life for a 219+ hour moonshot will comparably-speaking be compensated in bananas, even if their lottery coupon should line up.
Suzuki said a likely deal was one in which Russia gives up the two smaller islands and retains the two larger ones, but allows Japan some access — a formula known as "two-plus-alpha".
It's only about 10 seconds longer than the longest teaser trailer, but gives up a lot more about the film's plot, which focuses on a power struggle within the highly secretive American wizarding community.
"Narcissistic in-laws put a tremendous amount of pressure on a couple," she said, adding that the tension often gets to be so much that the targeted person gives up and leaves their relationship.
North Korea threw next month's summit between Kim and Trump into doubt on Wednesday, threatening weeks of diplomatic progress by saying it may reconsider if Washington insists it unilaterally gives up its nuclear weapons.
A USB rechargeable battery pack gives up to 10 hours of use, with a power indicator light to let you know how much juice is left so you know when to get back inside.
Those Americans should pay attention now, as Finland gives up on an experiment with universal basic income in favor of an "activation model," which is another way of saying welfare with a work requirement.
And if he gives up on diplomacy completely, then it's either back to the fire-and-fury of 2017 or the de facto acceptance of North Korea as a state armed with nuclear weapons.
The bout seems to be a complete clash of styles between the man who gets on top and stays on top, and the man who gives up position freely and fights best amid chaos.
The rest will see their lives cut short, eaten alive or falling to their death, as the player controlling them gives up once and for all on any one of the game's extremely testing gauntlets.
Research from financial services market research firm Dalbar — its Quantitative Analysis of Investor Behavior, or "QAIB" for 2017 — suggests that the average equity mutual fund investor gives up about 3 percent in returns each year.
The main criticism you can make of Rodriguez is that he works at a mile a minute and his ADHD brand of striking gives up on the traps before they have even been adequately set.
How would it be fashioned to ensure that North Korea gives up all its nuclear weapons and missiles that not only pose a threat to the U.S. homeland but protects our allies in East Asia?
The state also has a form used to notify people that their property was taken through a more conventional forfeiture process (instead of a waiver in which the owner gives up interest in the property).
Some analysts believe that Kim would seek a deal where he gives up his ICBMs but retains some of his shorter arsenal, which might potentially satisfy Trump but drive a wedge between Washington and Seoul.
Critics of May's deal to smooth Britain's passage out of the EU on March 29 say the backstop could leave Britain subject to EU rules indefinitely, long after it gives up any say over them.
Moss is an exceedingly resilient figure, who gives up almost everything for her mission, and it's easy to sympathize with her as she struggles to handle the alternate versions of the futures that she visits.
He and his teammates will take aim at a Spiders squad that gives up an average of 33 points and allowed 50 in the second half in an 86-78 loss to Bucknell on Tuesday.
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Mr. Lepage soon just gives up: Much of the stirring parade of leitmotifs simply plays over a projected wall of rushing water, the return to the Rhine with which the "Ring" began, many hours before.
But, even more, they should reject the CLOUD Act because it gives up their constitutional role, and gives far too much power to the attorney general, the secretary of state, the president and foreign governments.
Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy has offered all-party political talks to find a solution, opening the door to a deal giving Catalonia more autonomy, but only if the Catalan government gives up any independence ambitions.
Beric Dondarrion gives up his life in an admirable move to save Arya's life (+25 to Beric), giving her and the Hound a chance to escape a horde of angry zombies making their way through Winterfell.
And then, Secretary Pompeo went out and made a stunning offer, which is to say that if he gives up his nuclear weapons, we will help them gain prosperity on par with that of South Korea.
North Korea threw next month's summit between Kim Jong Un and President Donald Trump into doubt, threatening weeks of diplomatic progress by saying it may reconsider if Washington insists it unilaterally gives up its nuclear weapons.
In the books, Beric gives up his life to bring Catelyn Stark ( Lady Stoneheart) back from the dead and the zombified lady leads the men to exact revenge on those who attacked her and her family.
Trump headed for Vietnam on Monday for a second summit with Kim Jong Un, having stressed the benefits to Pyongyang if the North Korean leader gives up his nuclear weapons, but saying there was no rush.
Afterward, obtain a lien waiver — where the contractor gives up the right to lien your home in exchange for getting paid — and paid receipts from all of the parties who've worked on your home, he said.
He noted that the goal of the negotiations should be to ensure that North Korea gives up their nuclear program and also, if possible, to build a peace treaty with North Korea, South Korea and China.
Notwithstanding a lively turn from Charles Dance as a chatty brain-tumor sufferer and a perfect Charlotte Rampling as a tranquil guide to oblivion, "Euphoria" gives up the ghost well before either of its unhappy heroines.
"From the I.R.S.'s perspective, the taxpayer gives up property and what they receive is other like-kind property," said Matthew K. Scheriff, a certified public accountant and executive vice president of Legal 1031 Exchange Services.
Sadio Mane makes a dangerous run cutting through the middle, but Sanchez is determined not to let him through without a fight, and brings him down about 30 yards out and gives up a free kick.
For an uplifting "Go Tell It on the Mountain," Rascal Flatts' Gary LeVox gives up his usual lead vocals in favor of quartet harmonies with bandmates Jay DeMarcus and Joe Don Rooney and gospel queen Winans.
Hopper is clearly prioritizing getting Joyce to safety, but given that the attack happens in slow motion, it's also frustratingly easy to see that he gives up on Bob before Bob is dead, or even mortally wounded.
He'll be looking to poke holes in an Arizona secondary that gives up an average of 287.3 passing yards, which is not only last in the Pac-12, but 124th out of 129 teams in the FBS.
The lesson is clear: The more threats President Trump makes against Iran or any other country, the more likely Kim must worry that he and his nation could be threatened if he gives up his nuclear weapons.
President Trump addressed South Korea's National Assembly on Tuesday night, saying he was prepared to offer Kim Jong-un's regime "a path to a far better future," but only if the regime gives up its nuclear ambitions.
The sketch loses some of its steam as the magic carpet goes into free fall and has to make an emergency landing, but neither actor gives up on it, smiling all the way to the end. 3.
But concerns remain over the government's heavy-handedness toward political opponents and treatment of workers and there is worry that Washington will lose some leverage if it gives up the arms embargo without securing concessions for reforms.
Over the next several years, her marriage falls apart, she loses (or gives up; it's not entirely clear) custody of her toddler, is forced out of the clinic for thwarting Christian values and winds up effectively homeless.
The most famous literary embodiment is Shylock, the Jewish moneylender from Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice, who gives up on collecting a pound of flesh only after he's convinced that it's more legal trouble than it's worth.
Tobalá, a tiny, feisty plant that grows under oaks on high-altitude slopes and secretes an enzyme that breaks down granite, needs as many as fifteen years, and gives up about two bottles of mezcal per piña_.
First, if he was observing them from a distance, he would have been aware of Walter, who is clearly another android built on his same model, and who gives up his arm in a bid to save Dani.
What's "worth keeping in mind is how Chinese and Americans fight wars differently (the Chinese more strategically by gaining relative strength and the Americans more by exchanging blows until one side gives up)," the longtime Bridgewater executive wrote.
He's addicted to heroin and having fun, but has the will power to be more when he sets his mind to something (remember how he gives up the drug to show Rent Boy he can quit it, too?).
Talking to the government, or giving a "proffer," relinquishes the few advantages a defendant has: He gives up his constitutional privilege against self-incrimination, and more, he gives the government the defense's version of the case up front.
Highlights North Korea threw next month's summit between Kim Jong Un and U.S. President Donald Trump into doubt, threatening weeks of diplomatic progress by saying it may reconsider if Washington insists it unilaterally gives up its nuclear weapons.
An analysis co-authored by a prominent nuclear expert and a respected Korea analyst at Stanford found that it could take as long as a decade to implement an agreement in which Pyongyang gives up its nuclear weapons.
"That takes a remarkable sense of self-confidence and team spirit that not everybody has," said Cornyn, who would like to replace him as GOP leader when McConnell eventually gives up the post, on the Senate floor Tuesday.
The case could potentially hamper May's Brexit plans, and investors believe involving lawmakers would lessen the chances of a "hard" Brexit, where Britain gives up access to the single European market in order to impose tighter immigration controls.
Ghosn has previously said a full merger is possible only if France gives up its 15 percent Renault holding - a step the government has been reluctant to entertain without clearer safeguards on French jobs and other industrial interests.
This path offers a simple yet illusory way to "take back control," but in fact accomplishes the opposite: It gives up control to power-hungry demagogues who divide us, weaken civil society and feed us dead-end solutions.
North Korea's state media on Monday criticised South Korea for having joined last week's meeting of 20 nations in Vancouver which called for additional sanctions and pressure on the North to ensure it gives up its nuclear ambitions.
Many analysts here in Washington fear that unless North Korea either gives up its nuclear weapons and missiles or makes a quick dash towards suspending its weapons testing and returns to the bargaining table war seems almost inevitable.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Pentagon has suspended deliveries and activities linked to Turkey's F-35 fighter jet operational capability, a spokesman said on Monday, unless Ankara gives up its commitment to take delivery of a Russian missile defense system.
Verne gives up 300 POUNDS to Du'Vonta ... but he did a damn good job keeping up with the former Oklahoma defensive tackle out at Sports Academy in Newbury Park -- flippin' tires and reppin' barbells like a regular frat bro.
War where North Korea loses which would be devastating for the region but it would in their program, capitulation by Donald Trump where he just gives up like everywhere the president, the third one is not going to happen.
North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un wants Trump to lift sanctions on his country before he gives up some of his weapons, and Trump wants Kim to give up nearly all of his weapons before he lifts the sanctions.
Draghi will likely reject the German criticism, outlining an even darker path for growth and inflation if the ECB gives up and arguing that the bank makes policy for a 19-member bloc not just one of its members.
That's not to say it gives up the keyboard, by any means – naturally, there are still times when it makes more sense to type than talk, but the app's user interface makes voice the starting point and first option.
Despite this week's talks, North Korea has sounded some sour notes, blaming Seoul for delays in implementing agreements and denouncing the United States for insisting that international sanctions must stay in place until Pyongyang gives up its nuclear weapons.
"Notably, in defending a peg, a central bank gives up control over the size of its balance sheet, committing to buy whatever supply of bonds is forthcoming at the target rate," Bernanke wrote in a blog on Sept. 21.
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Still, for the remainder of the presentation, Mr. Flatte sat in the back of the room looking dejected and self-castigating, like a pitcher who gives up five runs in the first inning before being yanked from the game.
The Pentagon announced in early June that it would pull Turkey from participation in building and maintaining the F-35 Lightning II fighter, moving industrial operations to other countries, unless Ankara gives up its plans to purchase S-21625.
If pluralistic societies want to win a race not against China as a nation but against authoritarianism wherever it arises, they cannot make it a race for the development of AI which gives up the game before it begins.
The American secretary of state, Mike Pompeo, and President Moon Jae-in of South Korea have said that their governments are willing to help North Korea improve its agriculture and other industries if it gives up its nuclear weapons.
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One major fear both Saudi Arabia and Israel had about the US-Iranian nuclear deal is that by strengthening the Iranian economy, the deal would leave Iran as a more powerful regional actor after it gives up its nuclear weapons program.
In Singapore, Kim and Trump also committed to building "a lasting and stable peace regime," but Pyongyang has been disappointed by U.S. reluctance to agree a formal end to the 1950-53 Korean War before the North gives up nuclear weapons.
For example, if North Korea gives up an agreed number of nuclear weapons or other weapons of mass destruction, America could agree to drop selected sanctions – showing that trust can be built and that both sides can benefit by working together.
SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korean author Han Kang won the Man Booker International Prize for fiction on Monday for her novel "The Vegetarian", a dark, surreal story about a woman who gives up eating meat and seeks to become a tree.
If Kim makes that strategic decision to take his country down a more peaceful path and willingly gives up his "treasured sword," it is difficult to imagine anyone saying the prices the president was willing to pay were too high.
Criticisms of May's exit plan traverse a spectrum of complaints, including that the deal is too weak and gives up too much to the EU. In fact, almost no one in the UK or in Brussels is satisfied with the deal.
"When they were, for example, hooked to a respirator, there's no power, the small generator that they had that gives up, and of course, they die of natural causes, but they are related to a lack of electricity," she said.
The Trump administration has maintained it will not give ground on sanctions until North Korea gives up its nuclear weapons, but Pyongyang has called upon the US to alleviate sanctions following moves by Pyongyang to dismantle part of its nuclear program.
Usually, if a baseball player gives up something contractually, such a waiving a no trade clause, the MLBPA expects that player to get something in return, such as the triggering of a contraction option, a contract extension, or a bonus.
A senior U.S. official said U.S. policy continued to be to maintain sanctions on North Korea until it gives up its nuclear weapons and the State Department reiterated that it expected countries around the world to fully implement and enforce them.
He gives up laying waste to Lannister turf and cedes the west (where he was winning battles) to detour way east to Harrenhal at the beginning of Season 3, then heads back west with his whole army for his grandfather's funeral.
In television interviews on Friday, he said there was still work to do "to make sure conditions are right" for a second summit and reiterated that sanctions would have to remain on North Korea until it gives up its nuclear weapons.
When Patti Smith gives up on finding her black coat, she imagines that, together with all of the world's other missing objects, it has gone to dwell in a place her husband liked to call the Valley of Lost Things.
Her allies say she's unlikely to detail a timeline after the elections either, not wanting to follow the model of current Speaker Paul Ryan, a Wisconsin Republican who announced his retirement from Congress months before he gives up the gavel.
Before the film gives up the goods — which are reasonably, if not earth-shatteringly, clever — it shifts into action-and-scare mode as Peter and Alice attempt to get the family out of their high-rise apartment and to safety.
" JAPAN PM ABE: 'I HIGHLY PRAISE' TRUMP FOR SINGAPORE SUMMIT WITH KIM While returning from the summit, Trump tweeted that there was "no limit to what NoKo can achieve when it gives up its nuclear weapons and embraces commerce & engagement w/ the world.
United States was expected to set new standards for the application of the Third Party Doctrine, a precedent set in the '70s and '80s that maintains a suspect gives up their expectation of privacy if they share information with a third party.
The red heels Gypsy wants only come in her size in mary janes in the kids section and when the sales girl finally gives up on making a sale, she offers Gypsy the symbol of her mother's medical imprisonment: a stuffed animal.
So, you know, President Trump gives up a lot of leverage as soon as he shakes hands with Kim and that means if he doesn&apost get firm commitments to dismantle the weapons programs, then we&aposre going to be working uphill.
An arrangement where Britain gives up full access to the single market and customs union could threaten as many as 14,000 jobs at automotive suppliers in Germany and shrink their sales by 3.8 billion euros (£3.36 billion), the study published on Thursday found.
In addition to the fact that my brain just gives up sometimes, that I'm 25 now and worried I'm too late for everything, that I haven't been in love in years and fear I'll never elicit it again, the world is falling apart.
Saenchai often gives up height and reach to his opponents but fights from just an inch or two beyond the end of their reach, drawing them into overextending and leaping in to counter them with flashy kicks and the odd up-down combination.
The carabid beetle is the mortal enemy of snails and these two species have evolved in a way that allows the snail to simply bat the beetle away, knocking it on its back until it gets so bothered that it just gives up.
Like all love stories in Westeros, it does not end well (the Prince gives up his title to marry Jenny and then dies), but young Sansa, before she meets the sadistic King Joffrey and the also sadistic Ramsay Bolton, was a romantic.
The donations by three heavyweight U.S. banks with heavy European presence reflect the financial sector's acute concerns that Britain's role as a global financing hub and major trading center for the euro could be under threat if it gives up its membership.
" He says "children most regularly go within themselves and actively try to avoid school," just as I did, and that "if someone gives up their favorite activities and routines for at least two weeks, you should take a closer look at [why].
Here Duffy begins methodically moving in with a double jab, Madadi rapidly back tracks well in excess of what is needed, and so Duffy gives up, waits for Madadi to come back to him and steps in with a beautiful one-two.
She introduced a value-added tax, which boosted government revenues, slashed administrative costs and instituted a cash-transfer programme that gives up to 226.3,22009 pesos ($20123) a year to nearly 22012m poor households, provided they vaccinate their children and send them to school.
For instance, if somebody on either end of the conversation willingly gives up the information, or it's stored on a device that's not password-protected and belongs to one of the parties, then it's possible for an outsider to see what was discussed.
China has three roles to play in the negotiations between the U.S. and North Korea: China can guarantee North Korea that it'll hold the U.S. to its promise that it won't attack or invade North Korea if Kim gives up his nuclear weapons.
If Trump gives up now, he may never get the win that could lead to some kind of structure on the border he can christen the "wall" and use as the basis of a reelection campaign founded on promises kept from 2016.
Related: You Give Me 'H-Bomb,' I Raise You K-Pop: South Korea Resumes Propaganda Broadcasts The United States and China have both dangled the prospect of better relations, including the lifting of sanctions, if North Korea gives up its nuclear weapons.
"A summit with [Kim Jong Un] without serious preparation or any sense of what the agenda is gives up most of our leverage before we even get to the table," says Laura Rosenberg, the former National Security Council director for China and Korea.
They're also targeting a consumer who is value- and price-conscious, which means the two parties are just tug-of-warring a 50-cent or $1 price change in one direction or the other for all of time, or until one gives up.
The only thing in Henry's way on that fourth-quarter play was J.C. Jackson — a fairly large player by defensive back standards, but one who still gives up two inches and almost 50 pounds to the 6-foot-3, 247-pound Henry.
The comedian was in Bev Hills Wednesday night when we asked him about "Megxit" ... he tells us it's like a real-life version of the 1988 Eddie Murphy flick where he gives up his life as a prince to find true love.
The director Mary Zimmerman sat down on the Metropolitan Opera's stage during a recent rehearsal for her new production of Dvorak's "Rusalka," a Czech "Little Mermaid" about a water nymph who gives up her voice to become mortal and pursue a human prince.
While chatter about whether or not the conspicuous rapper will enter witness protection abounds, as is expected when someone gives up gang members to the feds, what's surprising is he's apparently opting for a return to public life and his music career.
Bercow is a former Conservative Party member (the speaker gives up his or her party affiliation) who's become something of a Brexit celebrity because of his fun neckties and his very distinct way of calling for "order" in the House of Commons.
The limited noise an in-house media team can generate will inevitably be drowned out by the cacophony of other outlets, unless of course that media team gives up more information than is prudent, as was clearly the case with West Ham.
If Washington sticks to its stance of no sanctions relief until North Korea gives up the proverbial keys to its nuclear kingdom, then Trump's latest meeting with Kim "may be remembered as the last gasp of a strategy that was predictably doomed," Narang said.
They adopted a new policy stipulating that the chasing officer — who is usually tired and angry, for understandable reasons, by the time the suspect gives up — would not be the one to touch the suspect, leaving the job to backup officers who'd be less emotional.
It's not a stretch to think that your cable company would offload this job to some shitty underpaid contractor that whips up and app that's so bad and unusable that a customer gives up and buys a standard, shitty cable box to avoid the trouble.
A demonic Irish fairy, called a Sidhe, appears and offers Emer a cruel bargain: If she gives up her fondest hope that the warrior will tire of his mistress — also at his sickbed — and grow old with her, the fairy will let Cu Chulainn live.
Ri made the statement after U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo had left the Singapore conference center for Indonesia having pressed Southeast Asian nations to maintain sanctions on North Korea until it gives up a nuclear weapons program that now threatens the United States.
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The pound was last trading 1.5 percent lower at $1.2420 with many investors of the view that May's government is leaning towards a hard Brexit, where Britain gives up full access to the single market in order to impose full control on its borders.
" The commentary states that if North Korea gives up its nuclear weapons, rather than lead to denuclearization it would render North Korea a "defenseless state" where the "balance in nuclear strategic strength is destroyed" and the "crisis of a nuclear war is brought forth.
What the US has threatened: The Pentagon announced in early June that it would pull Turkey from participation in building and maintaining the F-35 Lightning II fighter, moving industrial operations to other countries, unless Ankara gives up its plans to purchase S-400.
When 16-year-old Grace — A.P. chem student, cross-country runner and all-around good girl — gets pregnant and gives up her infant for adoption, it leaves her both emotionally shattered and motivated to find her own biological family, whom she knows nothing about.
Five dizzying months of long-distance romance ensued, and on Fourth of July weekend, Mr. Spencer proposed to Ms. Webb on a beach in Bridgehampton, N.Y., ultimately proving that he too was not the type of person who gives up on a dream so easily.
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When an ambitious young woman gives up her thriving, hard-won career in order to be a charity wife for one of history's most screwed up family firms, it's a bit rich to throw a parade in the name of feminism and human rights.
Among other aims, a prenup could also outline support for a spouse who gives up his or her career to care for the couple's children, or on the flip side, include a provision to waive the right to spousal support if state law allows, she said.
As President Trump has said, there is no limit to what North Korea can achieve if it gives up its nuclear weapons, should the DPRK follow through on its commitments, we look forward to eventually helping North Korea obtain prosperity and earn the respect of the world.
This means that U.S. and Qatari producers are just as likely to ship to Europe as to Asia, especially if Gazprom chooses not to compete on price and rather gives up market share, most likely taking the view that the LNG oversupply is a temporary phenomenon.
For more click The Swiss asset manager told employees it was preparing for a "worst case" Brexit scenario in which Britain gives up full access to the single market and customs union with the European Union, the Financial Times reported on Monday, citing an internal company email.
Late last night, Ammon Bundy -- the leader of the armed group occupying a federal building in a remote part of Oregon -- tweeted the group will end its protest when a pair of jailed ranchers go free and the federal government gives up control of a national forest.
The Defiant Ones, a chain-gang drama starring Sidney Poitier and Tony Curtis, especially stands out as a defining point in Baldwin's life, as the author noticed black and white audiences react differently to a scene in which Poitier's character gives up escape to stay with Curtis.
WAKO also gives up and comers a way to prove themselves against international competition and make a name for themselves, so they can get signed by companies like Bellator KB. I think the two complement each other well even though they may not be in business together.
As billionaire Silicon Valley investor Chris Sacca gives up his seat on ABC's hit entrepreneurship reality show "Shark Tank," celebrity entrepreneur and "Real Housewives of New York" star Bethenny Frankel announces that she will take a place in the tank as a judge for season 9.
"Even if the EU moves away from the backstop and gives up the position of the Irish government, which I don't think will happen, even that wouldn't save the deal," he said, adding he put the risk of a no-deal Brexit at just 10 percent.
North Korea is only willing to give up its nuclear weapons once it has established a peaceful and trusting relationship with the United States; the United States is only willing to form a peaceful relationship with North Korea until after it gives up its nuclear weapons.
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NH: U.S. President Donald Trump has also now said he would be willing to speak with Kim Jong Un. Yet we've also heard from Nikki Haley saying that whatever happens in these talks they won't be satisfied until North Korea gives up their nuclear weapons program.
It crystallizes that horrible feeling you get when you try to swerve your own emotions using some combination of booze, drugs, dancefloors, second locations in someone's living room where you keep screaming for the AUX and then sleeping for nine hours when your body gives up.
If not for their sixth-ranked defense, which gives up just 19.3 points a game, the Steelers would be an afterthought in the N.F.L. The team acquired safety Minkah Fitzpatrick from the Miami Dolphins before Week 13, a trade that bolstered an already talented defensive backfield.
William announced earlier this month that he would move into Kensington Palace with his wife Kate and children, George and Charlotte, from his current home in eastern England when he gives up his job as an air ambulance pilot to focus on royal duties full-time later this year.
ZURICH, July 2 (Reuters) - Swiss asset manager GAM Holding told employees it was preparing for a "worst case" Brexit scenario in which Britain gives up full access to the single market and customs union with the European Union, the Financial Times reported on Monday, citing an internal company email.
"If you look at the whole body of work, seven innings, gives up four runs, not a lot of quality contact, there were some strikeouts in there, I think start to finish this was one of the best outings he's had all year," Dodgers manager Dave Roberts said.
Even under the weird linguistic conventions of American conservative politics where deficits caused by tax cuts don't count as real deficits, this week's budget deal — a big, multibillion-dollar increase in military spending "offset" by a nearly as large increase in nonmilitary spending — gives up the game entirely.
Even under the weird linguistic conventions of American conservative politics where deficits caused by tax cuts don't count as real deficits, today's budget deal — a big, multi-billion dollar increase in military spending "offset" by a nearly-as-large increase in non-military spending — gives up the game entirely.
"Companies that know how to innovate and strut their stuff turn into market-leading stocks that can create tremendous wealth, even on days where the market roars higher and then gives up much of the gains," Cramer said on "Mad Money" as stocks rose slightly in a turbulent trading session.
However, since it is in deep space trailing the Earth's orbit at roughly 94 million miles away, and there is no risk of it hitting another potentially life-bearing astronomical body such as an icy moon, the agency is free to keep working the spacecraft until it gives up and dies.
He also warned that Brazil stands to face more setbacks on trade if it gives up the benefits of "developing country" status at the World Trade Organization (WTO) the U.S. condition for supporting Brazil's bid to join the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), a policy forum for wealthier nations.
But Wallace says there's one summit outcome that could be a nightmare for both China and the US alliance network -- a partial denuclearization where North Korea gives up the long-range missiles that could hit the US mainland but keeps shorter range ones that could still threaten Japan and South Korea.
Such phrases as 'Trump gives up a lie' and 'refuses to repent' are opinions; they belong on the editorial page...I happen to agree with the Times' assessment of Mr. Trump, but putting it on the front page lessens the Times credibility as an objective, fact-based messenger of the news.
In the clip below, watch how Emmanuel Mudiay takes the long route below the screens on Darren Collison, and gives up late-contested three-pointers: When the Nuggets manage to rotate properly to contain drives or pick-and-rolls, they neglect to rotate back once the ball is kicked out.
Phoenix didn't think it would go anywhere, and instead it went viral, and the idea for an actual feature grew from the media's response: the notion being that Phoenix gives up his career and then desperately tries to get it back, all of this invented but played straight in public.
He also warned that Brazil stands to face more setbacks on trade if it gives up the benefits of "developing country" status at the World Trade Organization (WTO) — the U.S. condition for supporting Brazil's bid to join the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), a policy forum for wealthier nations.
As a unit, the Astros relievers have allowed the second-most home runs in the American League; you can do the math if you want, but the implication is obvious: a bullpen that yields a lot of home runs also gives up lots of leads in late-and-close situations.
President Trump, in an interview with Fox News&apos Bret Baier, indicated he is willing to set aside concerns over Kim Jong Un's human rights abuses in pursuit of a denuclearization deal but said he will only consider recent U.S. efforts a success if North Korea actually gives up its nuclear weapons.
The US and North Korea have been at an impasse for months over a core issue: Kim wants President Donald Trump to lift sanctions on his country before he gives up some of his weapons, and Trump wants Kim to give up nearly all of his weapons before he lifts the sanctions.
"Louisiana really never gives up, and they're always sort of among the leaders of the pack in terms of finding ways to restrict women's access to abortion," said Zoe Levine, an attorney for the Center for Reproductive Rights, which brought the case on behalf of one of Louisiana's last three abortion clinics.
It's a spoiler, but a necessary one in critical terms, to reveal that after its fraught, sober, open-ended first two episodes, "Liar" pretty quickly gives up its secrets and heads into steamy psycho-mystery territory, where the camera angles get more severe and people do dumb things to keep the plot twisting.
An ideal democratic socialism that harmonizes Hägglund's idea of freedom with the state's necessarily different idea of freedom will come to America, I guess, not just when the mountain comes to Muhammad but when the tenured academic willingly gives up his Yale chair for a job at New Haven's Gateway Community College.
Behind Door Number Two is Jim McElwain, the former offensive coordinator who gives up a couple letters in his first name to Fisher but makes up for it by presiding over a team that has only scored 16 offensive touchdowns in seven games, and just five in its current three-game losing streak.
In its outlines, the plot seems standard enough: Twenty-year-old college student Margot begins a brief, frustratingly hot-and-cold relationship with the older Robert, vacillating between affection and revulsion as she tries to read his motives; when she finally gives up and breaks it off, his reaction exposes him as a boring misogynist.
"And you see how complicated she is, when she's doing these horrible things and saying these horrible things about the other mothers" — including Bebe Chow, the Chinese immigrant who gives up her infant daughter when she can't afford to feed her and whose desperate search for her becomes a pivot point in the novel.
The Chase Freedom card, the top-rated no-fee card from the credit card comparison site the Points Guy, gives up to 5% cash back or five points for purchases in some categories up to $1,500 spent and 1% back on all purchases, along with a $150 bonus after spending $500 in the the first three months.
"If you are a Russian, living in Russia ... why would you care?" the diplomat Deripaska, who created his empire after coming out on top in the brutal Russian aluminum wars of the 1990s, is known in the Russian business world as a fighter who never gives up - regardless of the domestic or global balance of power.
"A country that gives up on the future has no future," Son told attendees at the SoftBank World event, saying Japanese business is lagging behind countries such as the United States and China in employing AI. Japan outlaws non-professional drivers from transporting paying customers on safety grounds and the country's taxi industry lobby has vigorously opposed deregulation.
Tim Kaine is the type of dad who doesn't understand why there's constantly too many people signed into Netflix for him to watch Bloodline so he just sort of gives up and hunts around for his Friday Night Lights DVDs, but they're all scratched from being left on top of the DVD player for the last eight years.
"Even under the weird linguistic conventions of American conservative politics where deficits caused by tax cuts don't count as real deficits, today's budget deal—a big, multi-billion dollar increase in military spending 'offset' by a nearly-as-large increase in non-military spending — gives up the game entirely," Matt Yglesias wrote for Vox last Wednesday.
Rachel Bloom, who created the show and stars as Rebecca Bunch, a lawyer who gives up her job at a high-powered New York firm to move to West Covina, California, manages to find the perfect amount of humor and pathos in Rebecca's hysterical hijinks without shying away from the honest side effects of living with a mental illness.
Over the long-term (and this all must be established by an international agreement, again, before he gives up any nuclear weapons), Kim also wants the removal of all maximum-pressure sanctions as well as a guarantee of at least $28500 billion dollars in economic assistance over 6900 years to rebuild his nations non-existent infrastructure.
Epilepsy continues to haunt him — after moving to Washington, D.C., to work with Smith he awakes one night after a brutal seizure and discovers that he has been raped — but Eichenwald never gives up on envisioning a life for himself, including marriage and fatherhood, that is larger than the dire predictions from the pseudo-experts around him.
Last we heard, Swift thought she had another option in re-recording her own original songs herself, something she says she's still "looking forward to" in the images she tweeted — though she claims Braun and Borchetta are holding her American Music Awards performance and Netflix documentary hostage unless she gives up the idea of re-recording.

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