But giving in to that temptation would be a mistake.
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We are not giving in to nuclear blackmail any longer.
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But it appears Pruitt is giving in to the pressure.
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It was giving in to wanting, rather than refusing it.
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So we see it as giving in to feel good.
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Giving in to the demands of hard-leaning conservatives like Sen.
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We will honor you by not giving in to the darkness.
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"Being bold doesn't mean giving in to budget laxity," he said.
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Once again, journalists are giving in to their own worst instincts.
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Being spiritual does not mean giving in to a patriarchal structure.
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Victims rarely have any alternative besides giving in to hackers' demands.
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" Wiping away tears, she said: "I ended up giving in to him.
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Riding the wave has to do with giving in to the process.
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"He never thought once about giving in to the cancer," said Baron.
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There is precedent for Netflix giving in to the most fervent demands.
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Season 3 is just Pizzolatto falling back, and giving in to the criticisms.
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Switching to foreign currency would mean giving in to the enemy, Erdogan said.
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Giving in to Trump will not earn the NFL and ESPN a reprieve.
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Perhaps we will learn to pause before giving in to internet-stoked spleen.
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Perhaps we can then be forgiven for giving in to the temptation to march.
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I end up giving in to the buy-three-get-two-free underwear deal.
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She jokingly employed an expert kiss-evading technique before giving in to the cam.
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Other visitors entered after me, their initial trepidation similarly giving in to impish delight.
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It is worth carefully considering all of these things before giving in to haste.
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Giving in to xenophobia and closing the borders to refugees is a dreadful mistake.
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Another risk is giving in to presumed prejudice for the sake of imagined expediency.
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"I have aggressive cancer, but I'm not giving in to it," Ms. Sabol said.
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If they would only stop spoiling them and giving in to them over everything!
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Giving in to the demand "will not satiate their hatred for Experian," he added.
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For one, the West is doomed when it starts giving in to Russian intimidation.
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The world is just stylishly futuristic enough without giving in to tacky sci-fi tropes.
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Investors are thinking about a rate-cut scenario without the Fed giving in to that.
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"This is a stunning development, with Amazon essentially giving in to vocal critics," he said.
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We don't need the President joking with them about giving in to their baser instincts.
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Or am I giving in to the immense pressure of beauty standards prescribed to women?
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I guess I'm really giving in to the fact that I am who I am.
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Yet despite mounting pressure, Maduro has shown no signs of giving in to America's demands.
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Within two years, Daulton had caught his last game, finally giving in to ravaged knees.
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He was torn between trying to be good and giving in to his darker impulses.
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Sitting down to watch The Handmaid's Tale means giving in to a slow, bruising nightmare.
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And Bey was all smiles, not giving in to any of the speculation about her marriage.
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"By giving in to the unfathomable and complex architecture God has designed for us," Lenny replies.
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But in Brussels many saw it as giving in to a blackmailer threatening to walk out.
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To some activists, he was giving in to a status quo that needed to be overhauled.
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Pelosi knows that giving in to the progressive radicals will spell political suicide for her party.
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The speaker tries to stop a sort of mounting emotional undertow before giving in to it.
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Now that I'm older—and supposedly wiser—I've learned to start giving in to the hype.
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While understandable, giving in to this impulse minimizes the chance of finding unexpected joy and connection.
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Worrying is terrible for sleep, so you may be better off just giving in to the phenomenon.
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Is there a middle ground between giving in to total digital immersion and being off the grid?
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"Restricting trade or giving in to protectionism in this 21st century economy will not work," he said.
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Without that hormone, we find ourselves giving in to the urge to "go" and quickly become dehydrated.
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"Giving in to the US will make it impudent; the only way is to resist," Khamenei said.
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When giving in to these emotional instincts, we can make decisions based on extreme anger and hate.
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In giving in to paranoia and imprisoning Wang, the Iranian authorities are hurting their own national interests.
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People see it as capitulation: In other words, you're kind of just giving in to climate change.
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De-escalation does not mean giving in to someone who is disobeying the rules, Mr. Kadash explained.
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If I changed my last name, would my friends judge me for giving in to the patriarchy?
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CHP leader Kemal Kilicdaroglu accused the YSK of betraying voters' trust and giving in to AKP pressure.
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This April 1, let's avoid giving in to FOMO and joining the legions of April Fool's Day trolls.
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This April 1, let's avoid giving in to FOMO and joining the legions of April Fool's Day trolls.
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"Never giving in to terror and never allowing the voices of hate and evil to drive us apart."
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Many countries are hostile to any concessions for Britain that would seem to be giving in to blackmail.
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She does have her spies, and Jon has already sent word North about giving in to Dany's demands.
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And the photographs here evoke both the thrill and the potential nightmare of giving in to that impulse.
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Tony Blair's government toyed with the idea of an "ethical foreign policy", before giving in to economic imperatives.
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Instead of giving in to this inclination, Moore decided to create full pages with borders but minimal panelling.
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You have to put in the politics of not wanting to be seen as giving in to President.
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For a while, Harvey resisted giving in to surgery, hoping he could avoid it with a rehabilitation program.
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"Restricting trade or giving in to protectionism in this 21st-century economy will not work," Mr. Obama said.
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Others feel that giving in to babies prevents them from learning needed skills and leads to later problems.
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But Freshwater, ultimately, is not a book about giving in to one's demons, but about living with them.
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Giving in to the group's demands had hit the government's reputation and credibility, said political analyst Hasan Askari.
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VM: In Underground, the characters are running away because they're finally giving in to their nature to be free.
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MAKE LINKS NOT COUNT AGAINST A WORD COUNT RATHER THAN GIVING IN TO PEOPLE WHO CANNOT EDIT THEMSELVES. PLEASE.
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Giving in to Kim on the exercises would constitute another concession in what are already lopsided pre-summit negotiations.
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Many times, whether you really need it or not, taking medication can feel like giving in to a weakness.
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Fewer boxes to unload sounds less stressful, but Ms. Wilford cautions against giving in to the anxiety of clutter.
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Yet clearly there is also a balance to strike between listening to outside perspectives and giving in to every demand.
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In May, 22003, giving in to public pressure, the junta announced that general elections would be held the next year.
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"President Trump shouldn't be giving in to China unless we get something big in return," Mr. Schumer said on Twitter.
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Giving in to criticism from all the living first ladies, or the United Nations, or Washington Republicans like Arizona's Sen.
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" Another said taking down the building would "set a precedent for the future and as giving in to the shooters.
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"I don't want to be someone who is giving in to these right-wing groups," Mr. Johnson told Mr. Mays.
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When he's really giving in to his ambitions, to his imagination, you can see that he prefers whorls to chunks.
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At the time critics accused FASB of giving in to political pressure – accusations to which board members took great exception.
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It's true that the Obama White House, giving in to Republican intimidation, didn't do enough to combat violent white supremacy.
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By giving in to special interests, the U.S. government is threatening thousands of jobs on both sides of the border.
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It's true that the Obama White House, giving in to Republican intimidation, didn't do enough to combat violent white supremacy.
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" He also warned that "giving in to the fascination for withdrawal, isolationism, violence, and domination would be a grave error.
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Sophie says she started giving in to her social media bullies, and she started doubting her acting chops and physical appearance.
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Ted Cruz, Beto O'Rourke, and Julián Castro were among those to swiftly denounce the NBA for giving in to Chinese denunciations.
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The Berkshire Hathaway CEO is famous for buying and holding stock — and not giving in to the volatility of the market.
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Many politicians in Oklahoma City resisted giving in to the teachers' list of demands but felt the pressure to do something.
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But instead of giving in to meal boredom in 2018, we're going to try a fresher food concept: the Healthyish recipe.
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But now in her second trimester, the reigning Dancing with the Stars champion is enjoying giving in to her pregnancy cravings.
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They need to keep teams small and focused: giving in to pressure to be more "inclusive" is a guarantee of dysfunction.
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It seems clear that for Canada, giving in to Trump's bullying would mean crippling or abandoning its dairy supply management program.
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Mugabe who ruled Zimbabwe for nearly 38 years was forced to leave power last November after giving in to military pressure.
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Giving in to the robocallers' demands would inevitably increase the number of robocalls made daily, likely by a factor of thousands.
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It would be a damn shame if we lost it all by giving in to the authoritarian impulse in this election.
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"Figure out what you are okay giving in to and what you would prefer to get your way on," Morton says.
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Many on the right are slamming the chain for the move, which they see as giving in to pressure from activists.
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It's more about Donna reminiscing on her wild glory years than it is about her giving in to an unstable relationship.
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"The central bank would be wise to resist giving in to market pressure," said Andre Perfeito, chief economist at Gradual Investimentos.
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Lam was trying to strike a difficult balance on Tuesday, showing contrition to protesters without further giving in to their demands.
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For starters, I will take more walks, even short ones, without giving in to the urge to look at my cellphone.
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We commit to it because giving in to the Russian's unnatural demands gives us our regular transubstantiation of Hoc est corpus.
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Google attempted to once again roll out a search product in China, this time giving in to the government's censorship demands.
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The WHO has urged people to resist giving in to panic and to think twice about whether an email looks legitimate.
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The country would most likely test the limits of both American attention and Afghan resolve before giving in to outside pressures.
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Or am I giving in to the genre in maybe a broader sense and going for a different kind of catharsis?
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If both people aren't happy about it but slightly uncomfortable and giving up something or giving in [to] something, it doesn't work.
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But I have never been in a position where my work and livelihood was dependent on giving in to unwanted sexual advances.
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"If the central bank cuts its upper rate, many people will accuse it of giving in to political pressure," the banker said.
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He also warned that giving in to pressure to cut rates aggressively would have raised the spectre of losing control of inflation.
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As Western pressure for trading rights and treaty ports grew, younger samurai bitterly criticised the military government for giving in to it.
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To be totally transparent, Nikki doesn't deny that she gets in trouble for giving in to her niece perhaps a little excessively.
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" She said the ordeal taught her "about forgiving myself and loving with an open palm and giving in to a larger plan.
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They warn of the danger of "backsliding," with the government giving in to demands from Brussels, in order to reach a deal.
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As a performer, I have never experienced anything like it–an entire audience on the same page, giving in to the moment.
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We have to balance our concerns about terrorism during the holidays with the need to avoid overreacting or giving in to fear.
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Republicans close to negotiations dismissed accusations they're giving in to Democrats, saying several key Republican priorities will be addressed in the bill.
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But he said Mr. Xi was no less likely than Mr. Trump to risk losing face by giving in to American pressure.
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Is there a way I could have extracted myself without giving in to her intimidation tactics, even as much as I did?
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The e-mail story may be overblown, yet it is a cautionary tale about the risks of giving in to those instincts.
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But he was still counting the number of steps he could take — slowly, clutching a walker — without giving in to the pain.
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Also, try to notice what anxiety-induced phone cravings feel like in your brain and body — without immediately giving in to them.
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"This is a stunning development, with Amazon essentially giving in to vocal critics," said Mark Hamrick, a senior economic analyst at Bankrate.com.
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This included performing sexual acts to please their partner and giving in to verbal pressure to have sex when they didn't want to.
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Oh, and this is all while not giving in to the freezing-cold temps — because you can be cold and still be fashion.
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To steal stars' style it usually involves giving in to an expensive price tag, or settling for a lower cost with cheaper quality.
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But there's plenty of drama in a story about addicts buckling under pressure, giving in to their worst impulses when it matters most.
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Rather than giving in to grief or depression, he writes a piece of incredibly advanced code designed to track and locate anyone, anywhere.
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BULAWAYO, Zimbabwe (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - In the battle for food security, Fanuel Dube is resisting his government – and giving in to his children.
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In the meantime, authors also suggest eating fresh food and preparing meals at home instead of giving in to that drive-thru craving.
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Instead of giving in to political exhaustion, Wojnarowicz fanned his rage and channeled it into a message of — not hope, exactly, but insistence.
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It's important for both of you to be clear that a satisfactory relationship doesn't involve giving in to every demand from your partner.
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That made it harder for politicians to sell increased military spending, she said, because it would look like giving in to Mr. Trump.
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"My concern is whether this suggests that there is too much flexibility in this administration in giving in to establishment concerns," he said.
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Before giving in to the temptation to fill your driveway with multiple Teslas, give yourself time to process the magnitude of your win.
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Though it's tempting to sell when the market begins to drop, he says, giving in to your fear is not a sound strategy.
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Lip service to resisting temptation, but inevitably giving in to it, is something we watch happening all the time in the real world.
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It was as if the Grammys were trying to corral Cardi B, acknowledging and accommodating her without fully giving in to her charms.
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After finally giving in to public pressure to try to undo the evil of what had been done 2,000 times over, the horrors continue.
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He compared it to a parent finally giving in to a child making a scene at a candy shop, just to maintain some order.
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" Frankel added, "If both people aren't happy about it but slightly uncomfortable and giving up something or giving in [to] something, it doesn't work.
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He even took time from his state visit to tweet about the dispute with Mexico: But Mexico is not giving in to Trump's demands.
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Even then, the analysts said they expect Beijing to "formally use the strategy of waiting it out" rather than "giving in" to Washington's demands.
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Giving in to the MPAA's claim would be a big step backwards for customers who want convenient access to the content they've paid for.
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But the best scenes are when she completely lets go, giving in to crescendos of anger or bizarre moments of rage crossed with humor.
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This ambitious agenda is now in tatters, as Trump has caved in on issue after issue, giving in to the Republican foreign policy establishment.
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Instead, I believed that my doctor and my family were scheming behind my back and making a mistake by giving in to unreasonable panic.
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If a representative's data was ransomed, it's not clear whether the ransom would be paid — the FBI cautions against giving in to ransomware demands.
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"A move from stories to novels for me would be partly a matter of not giving in to the temptation to abuse the form."
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Most of them escape that crumbling by giving in to their own inner oddity, but some turn violent, or become the objects of violence.
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Right at Home When children want to design their own rooms, there are ways to honor their choices without giving in to every whim.
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Instead of giving in to the blackmailer, Nikkie took control of her own story to send a message to anyone in a similar situation.
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K in Colorado K in Colorado: The way to address this is to acknowledge your son's perspective and feelings, without giving in to them.
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The Information originally reported the news and described it as an indication that the start-up was giving in to a Google-backed technology.
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China's government recently released a white paper on the trade standoff that makes it clear Beijing is not giving in to US demands anytime soon.
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This ultimate reversal of positions, Roslin giving in to authoritarian impulses and Adama forced to defend civil liberties, was part of Moore's plan all along.
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Amazon ended its U.S. restaurant food delivery service in June, giving in to growing competition from GrubHub Inc , DoorDash, and Uber Technologies' Uber Eats services.
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One in four parents, however, believed in giving in to the child and 5 percent supported doing nothing at all in response to bad behavior.
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Deep inside, [I] wanted to consume constantly everything, always, so the denial was just the way of fighting it rather than giving in to it.
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Dr. Markham and Dr. Naumburg suggested verbally acknowledging your child's feelings and comforting him or her doesn't have to mean giving in to their demands.
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It's perceived as losing the moral war to the other side, as giving in to each other, of giving up your loyalty to sacred ideas.
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Even giving in to these mild measures of hope can start to make you feel dirty, as if you had been played for a fool.
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I try to imagine skipping Nowruz altogether; I try to imagine giving in to grief as an opportunity to meditate on the horrors of this era.
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We are not invited to see ourselves in the human population giving in to fear and confusion, despite the obvious parallels to our own current situation.
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Ecuador's president insists that his country isn't giving in to any pressure from the United States or other countries that may have interest in silencing Assange.
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Ultimately, not giving in to the hype, not letting Putin shape the geopolitical agenda with that saber, might be the most effective response to his tantrums.
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Yet even some of those old enough to remember life under Marxism are giving in to nostalgia, admits a middle-aged professor at Addis Ababa University.
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Giving in to the gripper felt like an admission of my addiction to my phone, that my device is constantly in my hand or within reach.
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Mr Yudhoyono, who had introduced a partial moratorium on executions, was criticised at home at the time; many felt he was giving in to foreign pressure.
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Chicago fought release of the video for years, finally giving in to pressure now, in light of the various police controversies swirling around the Windy City.
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I felt like an untethered astronaut lost in space, trying to keep from giving in to a panicky madness in the face of too much black.
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With infinite patience, he learned to move again, to rely on the physical support of others, never giving in to despair, to self-pity, to discouragement.
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"Giving in to China on the Tibetan community in exile is largely symbolic," said Jonathan Holslag, professor of international politics at the Free University of Brussels.
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Instead of giving in to the temptation to buy big-ticket items right off the bat, give yourself time to process the magnitude of your win.
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Giving in to the urging of his political advisers Roger Stone and Sam Nunberg, Trump began to tweet about his hotel properties and his TV show.
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On his darker days, when he takes his motorcycle on a steep and winding road, Ishiguro imagines giving in to the impulse to not make the turn.
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The fact that it was only $4 should make me feel better about it, but instead I just feel guilty about giving in to cheap buys.2.
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I couldn't help but feel as though she were speaking to me directly, and in not giving in to her pleas, I became complicit in her hardship.
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"What I like about the Babadook is there's nothing super-imposing about her," Rex says, giving in to the desire to assign feminine pronouns to the Babadook.
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That spirit also includes a commitment to solidarity, to not giving in to the selfishness and abusiveness for which solitary genius can be used as an excuse.
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In doing so, it is giving in to pressure and the moral demands of our time, despite an earlier reluctance that delayed this action far too long.
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Totally giving in to the tantrum is never a good way to go, experts say, and children themselves seem to understand why that's not a good plan.
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The new NAFTA, which will be called the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA), secured some advantages for the U.S. while also giving in to certain Canadian priorities.
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Hahn understands how business decisions like these made in creative settings are incredibly challenging, and appreciates Wintour's commitment to staying edgy instead of giving in to criticism.
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Despite heightened tensions, the government said it was determined to proceed with the peace conference on Tuesday, rather than be seen to be giving in to terrorism.
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"Without giving in to any provocative action, we must change the North Korea's policy by maximizing the pressure in complete solidarity with the international community," Abe said.
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On the other hand, giving in to Islamists' demands that contradict Bangladesh's cultural ethos of syncretism and tolerance would be to negotiate terms of surrender, not coexistence.
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But making the same offer in a bilateral setting may be tough for Abe as Japan could be seen as giving in to the U.S., analysts said.
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Biden's camp seems to be arguing that embarking on such a quest is giving in to Trump, since he'll try to tar anyone the Dems offer up.
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And yet, by giving in to the allure of practicality — and, let's be real, subsidized rent — some are rushing into cohabitation without thinking through the possible financial repercussions.
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In the case of dealing with America, incrementalism has stored up trouble: giving in to the market and letting the yuan fall may now hasten a trade war.
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Others said that by giving in to the Muslims' demands, China would encourage them to press for more concessions and ultimately form their own enclaves run by sharia.
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Part of me wants to respond to those facts—just a surface level survey of a black hole of Bad Shit—by giving in to my escapist impulses.
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Amazon raised the minimum wage to $15 per hour for U.S. employees in November, giving in to critics of what they said was poor pay and working conditions.
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The "Oracle of Omaha" is smartly playing an angle here and Trump gains no positives if he suddenly looks like he's giving in to the tax-return pressure.
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Even if the demons are cartoonish and over-the-top, they're still ostensibly there to either tempt humans or to punish us for giving in to their temptation.
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Trump's belligerence has boxed North Korea in—if it were to stop testing intercontinental ballistic missiles now, it would look like it was giving in to Trump's bluffs.
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Uber is finally giving in to one of the biggest demands made by its fleet: The company will add an option to allow customers to tip their drivers.
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Thomas is like the bestial id giving in to all his basest desires and Ephraim is like the ego, conscientious of social norms and struggling to maintain civility.
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The message I want to send my daughter is this: You are an awesome girl for not giving in to pressure to be and look a certain way.
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With some calls in France, notably by presidential election front runner Francois Fillon, to lift sanctions on Russia, Ayrault said it would be tantamount to giving in to Moscow.
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Amazon.com said on Tuesday it would end its U.S. restaurant food delivery service on June 24, giving in to intense competition from GrubHub, DoorDash, Uber Technologies' Uber Eats services.
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But rather than giving in to fear and taking another unsatisfying job, he turned to a childhood escape that would eventually become his million-dollar passion project: Slot cars.
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They added that it's likely that China will "firm up its bottom lines and formally use the strategy of waiting it out " instead of giving in to U.S. demand.
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Guilty feelings can lead to a long list of unhealthy parenting strategies — like giving in to your child after you've said no or overindulging your child on the holidays.
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At one juncture after another, Mr. Trump made his troubles worse, giving in to anger and grievance and lashing out in ways that turned advisers into witnesses against him.
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At one juncture after another, President Trump made his troubles worse, giving in to anger and grievance and lashing out in ways that turned advisers into witnesses against him.
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While the number of House Democrats who want an impeachment inquiry is growing — it's up to 80 now — Pelosi knows that giving in to that primal pleasure could backfire.
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While the number of House Democrats who want an impeachment inquiry is growing — it's up to 80 now — Pelosi knows that giving in to that primal pleasure could backfire.
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In contrast, Valery Chaly, the former Ukrainian ambassador to the U.S., has said that giving in to "hotheads" who want a joint investigation into 2016 would be "suicide" for Ukraine.
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I wanted the heart to look as if it is pushing against the walls so you could see its skin giving in to fit in the corner of the space.
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But to someone who doesn't know Baby In Vain, I would say that it's probably what has come of giving in to urges stuck deep within the three of us.
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Tech Tip Q. I'm going to take up the NaNoWriMo challenge, but am worried about giving in to internet distractions and not finishing the novel by the end of November.
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President Trump spent a snowy weekend cooped up in the White House, serving fast food to the Clemson Tigers and not giving in to proposals to end the government shutdown.
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The farcical subplots involving Malvolio and Sir Andrew benefit from a new, modern translation by Olivier Cadiot, who has found witty puns to match Shakespeare's, without giving in to vulgarity.
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But much as a child would prefer a dinner without vegetables, giving in to investors who want to buy the latest hot start-up is not necessarily a good idea.
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The ballet's official reason was that more rehearsals were needed, but the delay immediately prompted accusations that the Bolshoi was giving in to government pressure about the ballet's gay theme.
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They have been repeatedly complicit by giving in to the National Rifle Association (and to the police state), and by acting to perpetuate a cycle of incarceration, death, and punishment.
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In a speech on the Senate floor on Monday, Schumer said that giving in to Trump's demand for the wall would encourage the president to use similar tactics in the future.
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"In my second trimester, I was giving in to my cravings in moderation—but now in my third, I just don't have the self-control I used to have," she wrote.
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Federal elections due in October make a speedy resolution less likely: no party wants to be seen as giving in to the EU. A no-deal Brexit might break the logjam.
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"In my second trimester, I was giving in to my cravings in moderation—but now in my third, I just don't have the self-control I used to have," she added.
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IN 2002 VICENTE FOX, then president of Mexico, ended a honeymoon with foreign investors by giving in to machete-wielding peasants and dropping plans to build an airport near Mexico City.
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But late last year, the government of Niger began cracking down on the trade, giving in to pressure from the European Union, in exchange for a hefty package of aid money.
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Flake, of course, is the Republican senator and Trump critic who announced yesterday that he wouldn't run for re-election, because he thought that winning would require giving in to Trumpism.
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But to be honest, I usually have a huge dip in energy after a heavy meal like that and tend to avoid it for a while after giving in to a craving.
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Formally handing over power to Raul in 2008, he remained a major presence on the island, and regularly warned the Cuban population about the perils of giving in to the United States.
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We know we could be getting ready for bed, or contacting someone we care about or getting work done, but nothing's easier than giving in to craving for another digital content snack.
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There have been numerous times, spanning my time on this earth, when people have proudly declared how long they've lasted without giving in to the (altogether natural and necessary) urge to poop.
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Republicans in the House will have to accept this new reality too, which won't be easy, especially for House Freedom Caucus members, who are already frustrated with giving in to the Senate.
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The bottom line is we understand the American people are on edge, and there's definitely violence in the world, but we've come to this brute level of giving in to our fears.
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Debbie Stabenow of Michigan, a member of Senate Democratic leadership, said giving in to Trump would mean that the White House would use a shutdown to get whatever it wanted next time.
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But EU leaders value even more the interests of Ireland, the integrity of the single market and the laws underpinning it, and the need not to be seen giving in to bullying.
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Many of their commanders have been unhappy with what they see as their political leaders giving in to shifting U.S. demands that they fear are a trap to weaken them on the battlefield.
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The question was how far the bill's supporters could go in making compromises on compromises, to win over remaining skeptics, without giving in to the very myths that made mass incarceration so potent.
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Politicians across the traditional Labor-Liberal divide are increasingly giving in to demands to restrict natural gas exploration, while pretending that this won't have a negative impact on energy security and electricity prices.
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That said, the company's clearly done a lot to correct for the complaints about the original AirPods, using both a more ergonomic design and finally giving in to the sway of silicone tips.
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And Brussels hates to be seen giving in to any form of blackmail: if it concedes to Britain on a core principle, countries from Hungary to Portugal might make demands of their own.
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Carole's body goes limp as the straps are snapped over her wrists and ankles, and it seems as though she were surrendering, letting go completely, giving in to whatever has been ailing her.
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At the same time, giving in to the temptation to wax poetic about the state of the world post-Trump too easily descends into political ranting, or to speculation about what might happen.
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Right now it looks like appeasing Johnson — rather than giving in to the demands from Corker and Flake — is the solution that would be more popular with the rest of the GOP caucus.
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President Moon doesn't want to agree to a quick truce, worrying that such a rapid negotiation would appear to be giving in to Japan's demands — a symbolism that he is unlikely to accept.
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They could claim some measure of victory because Apple was able to hold to its position without giving in to the government, but an apparent flaw in Apple's vaunted encryption protocols was worrisome.
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Fairy circles have a lifecycle, becoming noticeable at about two meters in diameter and growing to be up to 12 meters in diameter before eventually giving in to the surrounding grasslands and assimilating.
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To my mind, giving in to the inevitability of sporting less muscle and more fat each year is a bit like resigning yourself to your house getting dusty or your car getting rusty.
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Meanwhile, The Boy Who Liked Deer is a portrait of a sensitive youth giving in to his worst impulses under peer pressure that gets honestly raw at times in its depiction of aggression.
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"There were many ways I tried to make it stop, which included giving in to having sex with him, which I did but was disassociated, frozen inside myself, barely there," Ms. Rubinstein recalled.
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But Mr. Rouhani's statements to Iranian lawmakers were driven by a domestic imperative not to be seen giving in to American threats to pull out of the deal or renegotiate or widen it.
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Standing beside this monument to rationality, which proved the earth's rotation, she began to rotate herself, spinning in circles, symbolically out of control, giving in to the chaos (the irrationality!) of her situation.
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Speaking on the eve of the anniversary, Mr. Michel called for European countries to do a better job coordinating their counterterrorism surveillance, and he commended surviving victims for not giving in to hate.
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The speech warned against giving in to the growing protectionist mood reflected in the new parliament, which he said could reverse gains made by the country since it liberalised its economy two decades ago.
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French President Emmanuel Macron may have blunted December's "yellow vests" protests somewhat by giving in to many of the demonstrators' demands, but he is likely to face further confrontations with an increasingly angry populace.
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Fox News showed no signs of giving in to Mr. Trump's displeasure with the questioning, stating just a week following the first debate that all three moderators would again host the debate in January.
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Ray Dalio, the billionaire founder of the investment firm Bridgewater Associates, says that although it's tempting to sell when the market begins to drop, giving in to your fear is not a sound strategy.
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The speech warned against giving in to the growing protectionist mood reflected in the new parliament, which he said could reverse gains made by the country since it liberalized its economy two decades ago.
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Which also means really emphasizing the enlightenment tradition of rational discourse and just plain literacy and not giving in to the latest and trying to make a school compete with television or the internet.
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In a TV address last December, after the San Bernardino shootings, he explained that success against IS and other terrorists "won't depend on tough talk or abandoning our values, or giving in to fear".
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China then balked, with President Xi Jinping seemingly deciding that in his country, where saving face is a national pastime, he could not afford to be seen giving in to the pugilistic American president.
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There are obviously myriad other ways to spring clean your morning regimen, and I'd encourage you to do you, whether that involves journaling, exercising or giving in to your love of the snooze button.
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It's easy to look at these changing poll numbers and see something blatantly hypocritical — that these Americans are knowingly giving in to Trump rhetoric praising Putin and belittling free trade, betraying their former ideals.
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The decision by the Sunni leader shocked Hussein al-Khalil, political advisor to Hezbollah leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah, who advised him against giving in to protesters who wanted to see his coalition government toppled.
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If the need to follow your partner's every move is just too great, there is likely something else at work that, once resolved, will help more than giving in to the urge to snoop.
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Opponents argued that Europe was giving in to the illegal annexation of Crimea and Russia's support for separatist warfare in eastern Ukraine — and just as important, starting a process of normalizing relations with Moscow.
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Going to a gallery to watch television also seems counterintuitive, depriving the activity of its best features, namely giving in to laziness and embracing the second-best thing you can do without wearing pants.
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Sources told the FT that officials in China want the situation in Hong Kong to stabilize before making a final decision, as they do not want to be seen to be giving in to violence.
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Sources told the FT that officials in China want the situation in Hong Kong to stabilise before making a final decision, as they do not want to be seen to be giving in to violence.
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In September 2017, Bain Capital and Cinven had offered to buy Stada shares at a marked-up 74.40 euros per share to get control of the German generic drugmaker, giving in to pressure from Elliott.
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There is an undeniable potency to a populist appeal -- but mischaracterizing or misunderstanding our problems and giving in to the impulse to scapegoat and belittle threatens to turn us into a fearful, backward-looking people.
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But if you don't have the money, regardless of how small the alleged crime, giving in to the commercial money bail industry may be your only option to avoid a months-long wait behind bars.
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We're starting to behave radically, more emotionally, in a way we're giving in to the demands that the public has to ditch our normal approach to things and to be more alarmist in our reporting.
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This approach would represent a break with Mr. López Obrador's predecessor, who considered giving in to Mr. Trump's demands and allowing people seeking asylum in the United States to remain in Mexico while they wait.
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Indicated 13 percent higher Buyout groups Bain and Cinven said they would propose to Stada's management to offer minority shareholders cash compensation of 74.40 euros per share, giving in to pressure from activist investor Elliott.
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We are in danger of falling far short of that goal by giving in to our worst instincts of hyperpartisan groupthink and the elevation of greed over any concept of common good and common ground.
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But that living altruistically in the face of such oppression can be a radical act, that never giving in to the world's demands of violence won't preclude you from forging a path towards your goal.
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I read her sadism cropping up as less because of anything that happens in her connection with Character Actor Superstar John Ortiz and more because she hates herself for giving in to emotional connection at all.
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Looking back on the season as a whole, I can at least appreciate that these teens giving in to self-centered instincts out of deep insecurity makes sense, because who among us didn't do the same?
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WASHINGTON -- Giving in to pressure from its workforce, Google recently announced that it is pulling out of Project Maven, a groundbreaking Pentagon program to harness artificial intelligence to sift through and interpret video imagery from drones.
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The Chinese government rejected Lam's proposal, and blocked her outright from giving in to any of the protesters demand, Reuters said, noting that the request was submitted at some point between June 16 and August 7.
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According to Reuters, citing testimony from Chinese and Hong Kong government officials, Lam suggested that giving in to at least one protester demand would ease demonstrations, though the Chinese government refused to budge on its position.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia should use an average oil price of $40 per barrel as the benchmark for its 2017-2019 budgets, the Economy Ministry said on Thursday, giving in to Finance Ministry arguments for fiscal caution.
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"The government had been unable to restart the economy any other way, so it's doing what the people want" by giving in to the free market, said Ricardo Cusano, president of Fedecamaras, Venezuela's chamber of commerce.
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Giving in to her fears, she felt, meant a victory for the man who killed Deah, Yusor and Razan and for everyone else caught up in what she feels has been a tidal wave of Islamophobia.
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China's Foreign Ministry strongly condemned the test on Sunday, but it's unclear whether the government will now take stronger action against Pyongyang, including giving in to calls to cut off oil exports to the country, for instance.
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Can it address the longing for community without giving way to people who think that you can't have "ins" without also having "outs"; can Britain renew its political institutions without giving in to McKinseyism or political correctness?
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Objecting to the issue's objectification seems quaint, but indifference feels like giving in to the status quo, where an ostensibly non-gendered magazine can regularly devote an entire issue to softcore pinups for (mostly) male sexual approval.
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That just 28% of drivers gave in to that temptation at one point — or at least admitted to giving in to that temptation in a survey — means that far more meals were delivered untouched than vice versa.
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It represents two even halves lowering themselves toward each other — by making admissions, revealing vulnerabilities, giving in to magnetism — until both sides meet in the middle, ready to go somewhere deeper together, somewhere the audience won't see.
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"If nothing else, you are doing something towards the target of getting out and getting back to what you were doing before, whether it's flying fighters or dropping bombs" instead of giving in to despair, he said.
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Thursday night's "Girlfriend In A Coma" wrapped with Meredith finally giving in to her intense attraction to DeLuca — along with his increasingly weary attempts to pursue her — and kissing him on the rooftop of Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital.
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The French position has been consistent, wanting a clear reason from London for a longer extension, but Mr. Macron has annoyed his colleagues by complicating a simple decision and seeming to grandstand before giving in to the consensus.
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Arlette's plan to sell her acreage to a hog-farming combine would pollute his land, and giving in to her plan would mean either living in the city, or divorcing her and inevitably losing Henry to her custody.
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Both men are consumed with the problem of violence and with how attractive it is, and both are determined to create ideals and systems that will keep them from giving in to it, Lancelot personally and Arthur politically.
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Or is there a way the rest of us can learn to live through a potentially embarrassing moment without giving in to the urge to run away and hide under a parka for the rest of the night?
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It is also true that for Mr. López Obrador, giving in to some of Mr. Trump's border demands and rarely saying a word against the American president in his daily press briefings carries little political cost at home.
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Failing to respond to Trump's provocative language about Taiwan could easily spark public criticism that the government was reneging on a core value and giving in to a bully from a country that much of China already distrusts.
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Not after the Cavaliers' owner, Dan Gilbert, responded to the Warriors' addition of Kevin Durant by chasing off their accomplished general manager, David Griffin, and giving in to the All-Star guard Kyrie Irving's trade demand in August.
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With less than 10 working days to wrestle out the details of an anticipated seven-bill spending package and deliver a measure to the president's desk, Democrats have shown little sign of giving in to Mr. Trump's demands.
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After flirting for some time, it was pretty obvious we wanted to fuck—but I stopped myself from giving in to the temptation knowing full well it would be a fuck for a fuck's sake and nothing else.
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And when dealing with complaints from students, university administrators (who are ever mindful of their bottom lines) often choose the path of least resistance, which means giving in to demands for censorship rather than standing up for academic freedom.
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Stada's financing launched on Monday shortly after the buyout firms said they will offer minority Stada shareholders a marked-up €74.40 per share to get full control of Stada, giving in to pressure from hold-out investor Elliott Management.
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Obama is careful to say "I understand that vision, I know why it's tempting" but he argues that it's unworkable: There's just one problem: Restricting trade or giving in to protectionism in this 21st century economy will not work.
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The column argued for thinking hard about exploring new options with an open mind, suggesting that one would most likely regret giving in to the idea that there's no choice but to ride out those unhappy years until retirement.
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The EU says it is not prepared to open new trade negotiations in order to gain exemption for the tariffs, and one Brussels think-tank director told me that making any such concessions would mean giving in to blackmail.
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Some officials have said that giving in to hunger strikers would encourage more prisoners to begin extreme fasts, but that allowing prisoners to die would almost certainly draw international condemnation and could lead to more violence between Israelis and Palestinians.
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To date, Pelosi and Schumer have shown no interest in giving in to the president who appeared before the nation on Tuesday and sought to make his case for the border wall that came to define his 2016 presidential campaign.
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On Thursday, when people realized the aquarium had atoned for their initial tweet, they got upset — at both the critics who called out the tweet, and the aquarium for what they said was an act of giving in to the mob.
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This revelation proves somewhat distressing, as the major-key optimism of the B section of "City of Stars" appeared to be the one moment of the song that expressed an unequivocal giving-in to the "crazy feeling" of romantic love.
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The track starts innocuously enough, with sing-song verses and acoustic guitar strums, but then unfurls into a lush pop ballad that's just begging to soundtrack the next finally-giving-in-to-love sequence you secretly cry to at the movies.
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" Nick Merrill, the Clinton campaign's traveling press secretary and her current spokesman, said the Reno speech was a push to speak at length during the summer about "the perils of giving in to what Trump represented and what he was inciting.
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I'd like those people who say that it's giving in to go through three years of bullying, to learn to accept their body, and go to a psychologist an hour a week, every week to come to terms with it.
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It began in earnest late last month when, under a bright Mediterranean sun that cast the sea a sparkling blue, a fishing trawler teetered on its side before giving in to the panicked bodies on board, tipping them into the swell.
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"Does the prime minister not understand that our openness to China should be about encouraging China to adopt our values for human rights, as opposed to us giving in to China's?" interim party leader Rona Ambrose told the House of Commons.
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The United States believes giving in to terrorist or other militants' demands for ransom or some other concession would just make Americans a more tempting target for those who would take hostages, allowing terrorists to perpetually self-finance through hostage-taking.
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"Pulling out of the elections now would be giving in to a violent dictator who is prepared to wage war on his own people to stay in power," Mr. Bennett, who was acting as the party's spokesman, said at the time.
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There is an undeniable potency to a populist appeal by mischaracterizing or misunderstanding our problems and giving in to the impulse to scapegoat and belittle — the impulse to scapegoat and belittle threatens to turn us into a fearful, backward-looking people.
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This year, President Trump's weariness with the costly war has injected a sense of urgency into efforts to bring the Taliban to the table, even though it has meant giving in to the insurgents' demand to only talk to the Americans.
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The president of the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association — responding, "I am sick and tired of giving in to minority groups and their gripes and their shouting" — led a referendum effort to dissolve the board that won 21984 percent of the vote.
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Johnson maintains he needs to keep the threat of a no-deal Brexit — which would be bad for the EU, if still way worse for the UK — on the table, to pressure the EU into giving in to his demands.
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I applaud the leadership of outgoing SBC President Dr. Steve Gaines for inviting Vice President Pence and not giving in to those who would like to see the SBC, and Christians in general, take a monastic view of political and cultural engagement.
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There is something almost commendable about a TV show not giving in to the desire to use a dead woman simply as a tool for generating outrage and pity (Nancy Grace, Law & Order: SVU, and roughly 98 percent of daytime cable programming).
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That's partly because she's extremely deft at keeping the energy levels up — she only pauses when no one's looking, rubbing her temples and giving in to the head cold for a few seconds — and partly because the production can't really afford to.
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In London, a former leader of the UK Independence Party, Lord Pearson, denounces the political establishment for giving in to politically correct definitions of equality and hate speech: soon, he fears, it will be illegal to assert the divinity of Jesus Christ.
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There is an undeniable potency to a populist appeal by mischaracterizing or misunderstanding our problems and giving in to the impulse to scapegoat and belittle — the impulse to scapegoat and belittle threatens to turn us into a fearful and backward-looking people.
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But, April is a month full of gray, soggy conditions, so we've got a fun experiment for you: What if you look at a thunderstorm as an opportunity to get weird and creative, rather than giving in to your usual precipitation uniform?
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But, rather than ever owning that, waving the white flag, and giving in to the fact that I need to press pause, I often pass it off as something else entirely—just like I did with my response to my husband that evening.
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Peace is not achieved by the United States giving in to bullies, it is achieved by the United States recapitalizing its military, shoring up the areas where China and Russia are eating our lunch, and then behaving like the superpower it is.
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"The more important thing is reducing tech distractions during meals, when playing solo or together, and before bedtime - and not giving in to every moment of boredom or whining with tech use," Radesky, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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Instead of giving in to his demands, the President should inform Erdogan that the United States will be arming the Kurds regardless of Turkish policies, and could make things much worse for Erdogan should the Turks again bomb our Kurdish allies in Syria.
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With a newly hostile labor board and courts packed with President Trump's appointees, union members and workers fights will continue to be long and grueling, but they have realized that it is this or giving in to the erosion of their lives.
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It's crucial for us to remember that when a story is published by The Times it becomes part of the historical record, so giving in to the knee-jerk impulse to go for the clicks or be part of the conversation is unwise.
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FRANKFURT/DUESSELDORF (Reuters) - Germany's Thyssenkrupp will split into two companies, one focused on capital goods and the other on materials, giving in to years of investor pressure and undergoing its biggest overhaul since the merger of Thyssen and Krupp 20 years ago.
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Instead of giving in to the sudden fatigue that had hit him -- he recalled the show advising people not to go to sleep or lay down -- he summoned his energy and walked to the elevator, using the wall for support along the way.
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At the same time, "as much as it is logical for the EU to continue supporting Syrian refugees in Turkey, it is important not to create the impression of giving in to blackmail", one of the diplomats said, according to the sources.
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With the new mayor not giving in to union demands leading up to a strike vote deadline, CTU President Karen Lewis, in her own first term and known for her outspoken personality and brash language, regularly insulted Emanuel at union rallies and in the media.
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"I would rather sit behind bars standing up for what I believe in, than giving in to something I strongly don't believe in," she said, according to the news outlet, stressing that she believes parents have the right to make this decision for their child.
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In banding together on issues and refusing to battle each other directly, Warren and Julián Castro, the former Secretary of Housing and Urban Development under President Barack Obama, scored a victory for progressives, letting their policies shine through rather than giving in to Democratic drama.
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He risks weakening his position if he is seen as giving in to American demands, especially in areas where many people in China feel the country has to make progress, such as in technology, if it wants to keep growing at a healthy pace.
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"I don't know that a lot of people are gonna be watching me at 4 in the morning, but we need to show people that we are not giving in to this effort to sell off our entire government to the highest bidder," he said.
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Researchers reported that hoaxes and rumors reach more people and spread much faster than stories from reliable sources, primarily because human nature makes us susceptible to giving in to feelings of fear, disgust, and surprise—all emotions that fake news stories are often crafted to invoke.
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Whether that's giving in to the fad or white-knuckling it until it passes, we support you in either endeavor because fashion is, after all, supposed to be fun, even when it's sting ray-ing the baby hairs off the back of your neck every 10 seconds.
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In the talk she also discussed stopping the Islamic State group, or ISIS, saying that Americans "would be giving in to their narrative if we cast them as representatives of a faith of 1.6 billion people" — a statement that was met by a round of applause.
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Barwari of Legal Defense for Crimes Against Press Freedom also cited fears ofsectarian violence, saying two questions loom over the future of Mosul media: how to resume work without fanning the fires of sectarianism and how to report the news without giving in to political pressure.
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Giving in to Rubio, who has the luxury of not being up for re-election until 2022, could set off a chain reaction among other GOP senators who suddenly decide there's just one more thing they want added or changed before they can vote for the bill.
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The very notion of giving in to Democrats on immigration has already sparked backlash from the far-right contingent of Trump's base the president has worked so diligently to appease, not to mention the greater congressional Republican conference that has been posturing to lead negotiations on immigration.
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When a moment of mistaken identity gives Daniel the chance to turn his life around, it initially looks as if he's giving in to opportunism; in the fullness of time, however, his deception begins to seem more and more like a genuine vocation coming into mystical focus.
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And if the idea of a 153-minute pop song sounds like too much to you, feel safe in knowing that too much is entirely the point— Twin Fantasy thrives on the chaos, and, by record's end, makes a pretty good case for giving in to it.
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As opposed to giving in to pressure to close the SBA, Trump should dramatically increase the agency's budget and staffing, reopen all its offices around the country that President George W. Bush closed, and dramatically reinvigorate and expand the SBA's with a multitude of new programs for small businesses.
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Backing down not only involves giving in to conservative reworking but also ceding to an implicit moral schema where reputations of these young white boys are more important than the harm they inflicted on Phillips (who was filmed crying after the confrontation) or the problems with systemic privilege overall.
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They disappear into the north woods for months or years at a time, sometimes never to reemerge, giving in to despair out there, or going native (taking a real job, in other words), or catching their legs in their own traps and bleeding out, silently, into the snow.
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Instead he built his own system, and family of collaborators and supporters, and since the turn of the millennium had become an increasingly important voice for the value of striving to perfect and explore a single proprietary aesthetic, and against giving in to the relentless pressure to produce collections.
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Alex is maybe six feet tall, with a thick head of dark hair that he brushes in the slapdash manner of a kid giving in to his mother, and he speaks in a bracing, nasal timbre that recalls a Wayans brothers imitation of white people asking for directions.
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I mean, people should feel good about the way decisions are made because it's not just one giving in to what you think the President wants, rather helping him see the full array of all the options and what the implications of those are, and then he decides.
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This is where things get complicated: Finally giving in to his loneliness, Jim wakes up Aurora — who happens to share a name with the princess in Sleeping Beauty — and she has basically no choice but to fall in love with him once she realizes the fix they're in.
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"In banding together on issues and refusing to battle each other directly, Warren and Castro, the former Secretary of Housing and Urban Development under President Barack Obama, scored a victory for progressives, letting their policies shine through rather than giving in to Democratic drama," writes Refinery29 contributing editor Lily Herman.
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In 2006, long after the steroid era's peak, he instituted stiffer drug testing policies, though critics say he didn't act soon enough, giving in to the thrill of watching juiced up ballplayers smack fastballs a mile through the sky just as baseball withered in popularity compared to football and basketball.
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Uber embraces tipping in bid to hang on to angry drivers Uber embraces tipping in bid to hang on to angry drivers Uber is finally giving in to one of the biggest demands made by its fleet: The company will add an option to allow customers to tip their drivers.
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I imagined the woman's husband returning from the revolutionary tropics, from some grim mission attending to American "interests," as they're always called, coming back to this snow-globe world and giving in to the delusion that the two worlds did not exist in one continuous reality, separated only by permeable space.
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Be especially careful about manipulation, and bring in a third party to help mediate—Pluto loves to create triangles between people, so give the planet of the underworld a taste of its own medicine by bringing in an unbiased party instead of giving in to shady behavior, gossip, or straight up lies.
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And if governments refuse to sign off on proposals for what the EU should seek in a post-Brexit free trade deal with London, then May's hopes of being able to show those guidelines at home as a trophy won in exchange for giving in to most of the EU's divorce demands would be thwarted.
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A second senior European diplomat, speaking on condition of anonymity, said that many in Iran would want to meet with the United States but "it is very hard for them to do without it looking like they are giving in to America" and they would want to have some sense of what would follow.
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Enter: my colleague Paulina, who is not only continually well hydrated but also carries herself with the serenity of someone who can easily meditate on the visual of a clear blue sky for two minutes without giving in to the urge to distract herself with, say, the entire internet's worth of articles on the history of the wooden nutmeg.
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"Kim should rightly believe that lack of achievement at this meeting will not harm the future prospects of the negotiation process — basically, he did not believe there would be major negative consequences for not giving in to U.S. demands," Baohui Zhang, director of the Centre for Asian Pacific Studies at Lingnan University in Hong Kong, told VICE News.
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The blockbuster superhero film is sure to spawn some of the most popular get-ups this season, but many are advising parents to consider all angles before giving in to their children's wishes — namely, exploring the idea of whether a white child dressing up as any of the film's black characters would be considered cultural appropriation.
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Throughout its eight-episode season, Downward Dog was a surprisingly intimate, compassionate show about two characters trying to live their lives to the fullest without giving in to their own self-doubt — and one of those characters just so happened to be a mutt with sad eyes and an affinity for the umami flavors of trash.
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Italy is also heading in 2020 for an annual budget deficit higher than 3 percent of G.D.P., which is a more important guideline, after giving in to Brussels on this year's budget, which is expected to have a deficit of 2.5 percent of G.D.P. The structural deficit — the underlying deficit without interest payments — is also widening.
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In fact, when getting our wardrobe in the warm-weather groove, we're all about keeping things simple — as in, only giving in to a few solid pieces that can serve up an entire look on their own (as opposed to scooping up every It item you see when you "tap for credits") and which will work for just about any summertime pursuit.
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But what I am surprised by—and frankly shocked by—is how many mainstream commentators have concluded that the best way to deal with incel terrorism—and terrorism is what it is—is by giving in to their absurd demands, as though the violence would stop if these hateful young men were somehow supplied with what they insist they need and deserve: sex.
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Unsafe to perform outside the safety of his home, Grigorescu's actions suggest that such seemingly quotidian acts as washing one's body or attempting to sleep become for the artist acts of resistance, of not giving in to the system by taking care of one's own body, and continuing to make art and perform acts of resistance, even if alone and in secret.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE on Wednesday signed an executive order intended to end family separations at the southern border, giving in to intense bipartisan pressure on an issue that had drawn worldwide condemnation of his administration.
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The slippery trade aid slope Giving in to China, U.S. airlines drop Taiwan (in name at least) How China's currency could help it weather a trade war, at a cost "The direct effects on the U.S. economy are small, because the economy is really big and it is mostly domestically driven," said Beth Ann Bovino, chief United States economist at Standard & Poor's Ratings Services.
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It's true whether you're feeling an ecstatic jolt at Michael Jackson's "Thriller," clutching your face to keep from smiling too hard at Robin Williams's performance in The Birdcage, giving in to the chills inspired by Heath Ledger's smile in 10 Things I Hate About You, or closing your eyes and letting the smoke of Amy Winehouse's voice curl around you and squeeze, just a little too hard.
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He urges the crowd to amplify his message of hope and inclusion, rather than giving in to "the sense of helplessness that that sets in every time you turn on the TV." In his uniform of a white button-down, narrow tie and slim-cut navy trousers, his cheeks still ruddy from the 22020-degree temperatures, older voters say in interviews that he reminds them of John F. Kennedy.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE on Wednesday signed an executive order intended to end family separations at the southern border, giving in to intense bipartisan pressure on an issue that had drawn worldwide condemnation of his administration.
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Even if the House flips in January, newly-empowered Democrats should support a trade agreement that fosters mutual economic growth rather than giving in to the potential desire to deny President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE an accomplishment.
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The 53-year-old former commodities trader cast May, who voted to stay in the EU, as "Theresa the appeaser" for giving in to Brussels on almost every element of Brexit negotiations and said Britain was being humiliated by the EU. "The best-case scenario right now under our current pathetic leadership is Brexit in name only - that is about as good as it gets," Farage told Reuters in his office a few metres from Westminster Abbey.
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Keeping Score If Kyrie Irving is to be believed, the Boston Celtics are keeping up their astounding 16-game winning streak simply by listening to their coaches, sticking to their game plan and not giving in to the idea that huge scoring runs are necessary to thrive in the modern N.B.A. "Teams make their runs and we just stay the course," Irving told reporters after Boston's 110-102 overtime victory over the Dallas Mavericks on Monday.
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It seems that after it was reported that Sadler apologized privately to McCain's daughter, the White House did not allow her to apologize publicly for fear that it would show some sort of weakness, or a "giving in" to someone who has been a strident opponent of President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE.
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Though Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau had resisted giving in to numerous demands laid out by U.S. Trade Representative Robert LighthizerRobert (Bob) Emmet LighthizerOn The Money: Economy adds 164K jobs in July | Trump signs two-year budget deal, but border showdown looms | US, EU strike deal on beef exports Chinese, US negotiators fine-tuning details of trade agreement: report The Trump economy keeps roaring ahead MORE, Ottawa finally came to terms, presumably deciding that it could not suffer the economic pummeling that would follow the demise of the 25-year pact with its largest trading partner.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellHillicon Valley: Senate passes bill to boost cyber help for agencies, businesses | Watchdog warns Energy Department failing to protect grid | FTC sues Match for allegedly conning users Impeachment push threatens to derail bipartisan efforts on health care costs Overnight Defense — Presented by Huntington Ingalls Industries — Furor over White House readout of Ukraine call | Dems seize on memo in impeachment push | Senate votes to end Trump emergency | Congress gets briefing on Iran MORE (R-Ky.) on Tuesday slammed House Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiWhistleblower complaint declassified on eve of high-stakes testimony Ocasio-Cortez on impeachment: 'I think the ground has shifted' Democrats ask Pentagon to probe delayed Ukraine aid MORE (D-Calif.) for what he saw as her giving in to pressure from the left and announcing the start of impeachment proceedings against President TrumpDonald John TrumpWhistleblower complaint declassified on eve of high-stakes testimony Ocasio-Cortez on impeachment: 'I think the ground has shifted' Democrats ask Pentagon to probe delayed Ukraine aid MORE.
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