It means giving up this universe, giving up other potential selves.
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It's not: giving up is when you're thinking about giving up.
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Giving up on gimmicky secrecy doesn't mean giving up on intrigue.
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It's not a question of giving up or not giving up.
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"Giving up on Trump is like giving up on America, " he said.
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"We're giving up stuff but we know what we're giving up," Hutton said.
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" "He's not giving up on the wall, and we're not giving up on the wall.
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"I'm not giving up on this country; I'm not giving up on our Constitution," she said.
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She's sacrificed going to China, and Russia, giving up holidays, giving up relationships, and family time.
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So perhaps men aren't resolute about giving up on fatherhood—just as women aren't giving up on motherhood.
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Here's a look at why, in Mr. Maduro's mind, giving up control of food means giving up power.
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As Kent seems to prove, the perception that giving up hard partying means giving up fun is dwindling.
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Not only was I giving up my privacy, but I was giving up some of my child's privacy too.
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If they say we&aposre giving up nuke testing and you&aposre giving up these war exercises, that&aposs fine.
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As noted, Juno may be giving up on JCAR015, but it's not giving up on CAR-T as a concept.
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"I'm not giving up anything," Butler said when asked if he's giving up part of his game to help teammates.
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We must try to do so together, without giving up on one another and without giving up on our community.
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"It's really hard sometimes giving up sweets, giving up all this kind of stuff you just love to eat," she said.
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Giving up the contents of his private phone would be akin to a doctor giving up confidential patient information, he said.
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"Giving up running for Ethiopia was the least I could do, because other people were giving up their lives," Lilesa said.
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Although giving up unhealthy habits like smoking, drinking and rich food will certainly improve your health, giving up sex will not.
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In other words, giving up a phone's PIN is like giving up the code to a combination lock, which the Fifth Amendment protects.
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One week after losing to Hawaii and giving up 617 yards, the Rams' defense was torched again, this time giving up 596 total yards.
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Jakob Junis threw six innings, giving up six hits, three runs and striking out seven, giving up little else after the two-run first.
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Songs like "We Not Giving Up" with Doug E. Fresh, about me really wanting to give up but seeing the kids everyday not giving up.
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The biggest mistake parents make when sleep training is giving up because it gets hard — and giving up is the worst thing you can do.
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So, we are giving up something even before we start talking about, are we giving up troops -- the presence of our troops in South Korea?
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Giving up on connecting with them about this huge part of my life that I felt changed by kind of felt like giving up on our friendship.
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At the same time, it is also torture to force a man to choose between giving up his only means of protest and giving up his life.
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Back when I was still getting high, I thought that getting sober would mean giving up my life—giving up partying and dancing and friends, going out.
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"Trump has sort of framed victory with North Korea as North Korea giving up stuff, and (the U.S.) not giving up very much in response," Kelly said.
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A statement issued by state news agency KCNA quoted a foreign ministry representative as saying that giving up missile tests would mean giving up the right to self defense.
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By giving up one thing -- drugs -- I gained everything.
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Manziel is not giving up -- according to his fiancee.
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I'm not giving up on VeriFone ... I like it.
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She's not giving up on love ... good to know.
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" Stahl informed him that it's "$400,000 you're giving up.
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We already have … and we're not giving up now.
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But Sanders supporters are not giving up — especially women.
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America, as I saw it, was giving up on the rest of the world, and with this, it was giving up on any notion of responsibility or respect for anything but itself.
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"However, you pay for that by giving up the ability to be tactical and you pay for that by giving up common sense for certain asset classes that are subject to default."
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Despite giving up at least four runs for the fourth consecutive outing, Volquez halted a five-start winless drought at Minnesota last time out, giving up two earned runs over six innings.
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Then I remember being kicked out of art school and my parents splitting up, and I just thought about giving up all this rap shit, giving up everything because I hated life.
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Giving up missile tests would mean giving up the right to self defense, a North Korean foreign ministry spokesman was quoted as saying in a statement issued by the state KCNA news agency.
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"We are here, we believe in them, we're not giving up," Julia B. Keleher, Puerto Rico's secretary of education, told CNN when asked what she would tell students who are giving up hope.
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Syria The rebels aren't giving up the fight in Syria.
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It's hard to imagine him giving up on the company.
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"We're not giving up on Alzheimer's patients, that's for sure."
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It's giving up and giving in, which Wendy doesn't do!
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But we're not giving up hope, and we're not alone.
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"No," Ilana replies, before giving up and letting him in.
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We're not giving up on New Hampshire by any means.
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We are not giving up New Hampshire by any means.
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It's about balance, not completely giving up on social media.
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Terrified, Cole plays along, but she's not giving up yet.
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But that sounds like I'm giving up, and I'm not.
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You're just giving up a few of their premium features.
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When you feel like giving up, switch things up instead.
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Where do you think I learned never giving up from?
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Millions of Americans are giving up on the political process.
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" Paul adds, "Despite the news today, we're not giving up.
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"Giving up five goals is just too many," Tavares said.
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That is tantamount to giving up an annuity worth £500,000.
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She stresses that you must also give up giving up.
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They were giving up everything, they were taking out everything.
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The lesson is clear: Giving up doesn't solve the problem.
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The Gulf carriers are not giving up without a fight.
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That dream wasn't realized, but Hannon isn't giving up yet.
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There's a huge difference between giving up and letting go.
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Never giving up By Friday afternoon, Klein still hadn't returned.
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But the bulls are a long way from giving up.
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" It's, "Why is the American Right giving up on democracy?
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Tanner will remain chairman after giving up the CEO post.
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Isn't offering this option tantamount to giving up on them?
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"We're not giving up," McGraw said in a telephone interview.
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That's why so many people are giving up on politics.
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Residents who returned were not giving up on their home.
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Neither starter was giving up much in the early going.
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Let him pretend that he is giving up and going.
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And once that happens, we risk giving up on truth.
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Never giving up will get you through any human problem.
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Google is giving up on its Daydream virtual reality efforts.
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I was a failure, on the verge of giving up.
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"They're giving up a lot to come here," he said.
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The CEO insists he's not giving up on the company.
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"There was nobody giving up at that time," Klinsmann said.
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Moore has shown no sign of giving up the race.
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Kimball secretly resented giving up any control of the business.
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Investors are giving up a thumbs up on the changes.
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And together, these women aren't giving up or backing down.
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But giving up a kidney was not so outlandish either.
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He insisted he was not giving up on Syria, however.
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Clinton might be giving up in the crucial swing state.
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"Mental toughness, physical toughness and never giving up," Chancellor said.
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Increasingly, sedan owners are giving up on buying another car.
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Progressive groups think that's giving up the game too easily.
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Of course, giving up helium is not possible for everyone.
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"I was really close to just giving up," he said.
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She cannot fathom giving up all that she has gained.
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"I could see the two men giving up," she says.
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No application fees, no participation fees, no giving up equity.
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Stocks finished mixed Friday, giving up gains after opening higher.
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"We're scaling back, but not giving up," Dr. Bolman said.
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"Understand what you are getting and giving up," Cortazzo said.
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News media have reported on insurers that are giving up.
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Giving up the presidency could put all that at risk.
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That zoo had no intention of giving up its animal.
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This early withdrawal calculator shows what you're really giving up.
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"I'm not giving up on the political fight for good."
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Graham said in a statement he was not giving up.
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Wallace restated the question a few times before giving up.
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Instead of giving up on his quest to own doitforstate.
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Giving up its fight against minimum wage hikes could help.
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Not contributing that amount is like giving up free money.
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Oh, usually it's 10 so I guess they're giving up.
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Ms. Kaur announced that she was giving up her campaign.
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They were relieved that this business was not giving up.
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But many other small farm operators are giving up completely.
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" Principal Financial: "I'm not giving up on these guys, either.
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IXIC dropped 0.45% to 7,43, giving up its earlier gains.
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IXIC dropped 0.45% to 7,43, giving up its earlier gains.
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Valdez pitched the seventh inning Saturday, giving up two runs.
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Speaking from Honduras, Susan said she's not giving up hope.
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"Giving up the dog never crossed my mind," he said.
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" In his post, McElhaney said he is "not giving up.
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Users of these VPN services aren't simply giving up, however.
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At 33, to giving up nursing a baby is hard.
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LG: This is one of those things that you do have to keep in mind if you're giving up any type of personal data, health and fitness data, if you're giving up biometric data.
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" Dr. Romem broke down the economic forces feeding into the housing shortage and the impact it's had on the community at large "[San Francisco] is giving up it's social fabric by giving up it's affordability.
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Duffey, who was recalled recently, has pitched in seven games with the Twins, giving up eight runs in 2993 2299/299 innings (251 ERA) with a 1-1 record while giving up four home runs.
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And you think we're being manipulated into giving up our privacy?
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Even though its struggling, the company's not giving up on mobile.
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Radical empathizing might feel like giving up, but it's the opposite.
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We need to prove them wrong, simply by not giving up.
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We were fortunate to win giving up those two touchdown passes.
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Now, for the first time ever, they're giving up their secret!
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Still: Is it worth giving up precious bag space for it?
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Giving up skateboarding wasn't easy, but Roberts understood the trade-off.
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For the record, Viall is not giving up on love. Yawn.
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The identity shifts that involve giving up parts of your life.
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He banged on them, surveillance video reportedly shows, before giving up.
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When her husband died in 1997 she thought of giving up.
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Giving up straws alone, then, will not make a huge difference.
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"I'm not giving up on the president on this," Pelosi said.
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Moreover, smart lock systems don't necessarily require giving up traditional keys.
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Giving up beef captures many of the benefits of going vegan.
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Stocks are sliding on Tuesday, giving up some of Monday's gains.
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Still, she's not ready to think about giving up, she added.
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They sometimes feel like giving up and ending the relationship altogether.
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"Oh, well, I tried," she says before giving up and leaving.
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Some are giving up chocolate; others are turning away from Twitter.
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Giving up on them spreads anger and poison around the world.
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Now, Intel seems to be giving up on those patches entirely.
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Kemp's first bout of depression came immediately after giving up football.
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Is she actually pregnant or just giving up a little bit?
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What does it mean that I'm giving up or giving away?
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" Smith added, "Obviously, we were giving up some size to him.
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If you have failed recently and are considering giving up, don't.
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Whenever I think about giving up, I always think about her.
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Yolanda Hadid isn't giving up in her fight against Lyme disease.
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Still, few Angolans seem to be giving up on the MPLA.
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However, spending time alone doesn't mean she's giving up on love.
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Facebook doesn't seem like it's giving up on assistants in general.
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And it doesn't mean we're giving up on policy at all.
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The North Koreans have repeatedly lied about giving up their nukes.
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A big one for me was just giving up animal products.
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" She added that, for her, giving up is "not an option.
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In letting Henry go to boarding school, is giving up entirely?
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Still, even after facing charges, Daleiden and Merritt aren't giving up.
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But Khaled -- who's a diehard Heat fan -- ain't giving up hope.
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Washington has been gradually giving up the fight for many years.
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So, are we just giving up on the NFL completely then?
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The ball fell off Mack's hands, giving up a sure touchdown.
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It's gotten to the point where I've simply considered giving up.
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As for his million-mile goal, Chew isn't giving up yet.
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Minor went six innings, giving up four runs and four hits.
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"She's great, she's a fighter, and she is not giving up."
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Leaving SpeedDate meant giving up their respective H-1B visa status.
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On Instagram, Mathews insisted he wasn't giving up on his marriage.
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Soroka pitched seven innings, giving up one run and three hits.
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Giving up a U.S. citizenship currently comes with a $2,350 fee.
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But the Trump administration isn't giving up on coal quite yet.
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Lambert went six innings, giving up four runs on six hits.
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"That's like giving up eating for fear of choking," he said.
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Mr. Cosby is not giving up the fight for his rights.
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Giving up that degree of control was thrilling in a way.
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It means giving up something you fiercely value and cannot replace.
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Giving up is not even an option that occurs to them.
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"They really look like they're just giving up," Ms. McCreery said.
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He was close to getting away without giving up anything tonight.
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Your morning latte might be worth giving up your Uber habit.
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Bernie Sanders still isn't giving up his bid for the presidency.
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Morin pitched a scoreless inning on Tuesday, giving up two hits.
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You're working through all sorts of injuries and not giving up.
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Here's a team giving up three picks, none earlier than 2021.
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We are not going to be giving up our live deals.
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Walt Mossberg is far from alone in giving up on Facebook.
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"We're not giving up the fight for a decent Polish school."
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He struck out at two other locations before eventually giving up.
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What I fear most is everyone giving up on our principles.
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But by doing all that they're also giving up their agency.
|
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The Big Ben for Brexit campaign is not giving up, however.
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Mendez said he started playing video games after giving up football.
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After giving up the reins of 500 Startups, he resigned outright.
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Often, it is the distance between giving up or giving in.
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HK/SIN, giving up some of its gains made last week.
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The Nuggets entered giving up less than 100 points a game.
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For starters, it would mean giving up on comprehensive universal coverage.
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She thinks I'm giving up on years of dedication too easily.
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And here I am, giving up 97 percent of my salary.
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Come February, 80% of people will have given up giving up.
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I always take nervous and giving up out of my dictionary.
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"Usually it's 10, so I guess they're giving up," he said.
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But policymakers, program managers, and social scientists are not giving up.
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Frogging: Giving up on a project and ripping out the stitches.
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But Mr. Trump had no intention of giving up the spotlight.
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I know how he felt and am not giving up hope.
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Channing Tatum isn't giving up on his New Year's resolutions just yet.
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Giving up your anonymity because you felt compelled to share your gift.
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It could involve giving up sex for 365 days and 365 nights.
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For adult performer Odette Delacroix, there's something fun about giving up control.
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Since then, they've been fifth-best, giving up only 100.8 a night.
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Giving up is a luxury that too many in America don't have.
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Australian oil and gas companies also declined, with Santos giving up 2.4%.
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Reynolds struggled giving up her Hollywood memorabilia collection until the very end.
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For me, giving up drinking wasn't the hard part of Dry January.
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While Acuña hasn't had much luck with Luis, she isn't giving up.
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But that doesn't mean they're giving up afterward the period is over.
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In a nutshell, that means giving up acids like AHAs and retinols.
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Brady announced that he would be giving up on his Facebook page.
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Thus far, Zuckerberg has shown no interest in giving up his chairmanship.
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Getting up there's been so far impossible, but I'm not giving up!
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So they support being tough on the US, giving up an illusion.
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Volans-i isn't giving up all the details on its drones, yet.
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But both the Santoses and San Diego prosecutors were not giving up.
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But even after giving up the presidency, he never gave up power.
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The U.S. women's soccer team has a reputation for never giving up.
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Thanks to everyone for never giving up on this little (big) nugget!
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However, those who voted to remain aren't giving up without a fight.
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After giving up some of those gains, Casper shares closed at $217.
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After giving up some of those gains, Casper shares closed at $23.5.
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But actually giving up your soda habit isn't always an easy task.
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Prince Philip is giving up his driving license after a car crash.
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If you're thinking about giving up your occasional cigarette, now's the time.
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"I had to keep myself upright, from not giving up," he said.
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Ditching flip-flops doesn't mean giving up their comfortable and easy attributes.
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It would require some people giving up their positions of leisured happiness.
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"She's not giving up on her allegations of abuse," adds the insider.
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Giving up two runs in six innings, most nights we'll take that.
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So I'm not giving up the fight for public social infrastructure easily.
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So what would you get for giving up so many "fire" shoes?
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Microsoft stresses that it isn't giving up on Edge, by the way.
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But if you think I'm giving up my eyebrow exfoliator, think again.
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It had weakened to 111.515 per dollar before giving up those losses.
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But Apple's not giving up, even if it isn't revolutionizing the industry.
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Despite the popularity of these clips, derpfakes is giving up on Cage.
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Lhakarpo begins to beat the finger cymbal gently as if giving up.
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And so airports may think twice before giving up room to them.
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Giving up majority control of Sabeco - Saigon Beer Alcohol Beverage Corp SAB.
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For some, that might mean giving up alcohol for a Dry January.
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Indeed, giving up on physical congregations has been discouraged for some time.
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But giving up her vote could ruin the tribe's next tribal council.
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Katie Lee isn't giving up on her dream to have a family.
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Jankowski won despite giving up four runs in 2 1/3 innings.
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That's different than not giving up a hit and being 03-0.
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That means Castle isn't giving up on his role as the Punisher.
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Montoya isn't giving up on her dream — but she might modify it.
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" Despite the hardship, the actress said, "Giving up was never an option.
|
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But the Sheela-na-Gigs aren't giving up their secrets so easily.
|
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Sanchez said late on Thursday that he was not giving up, however.
|
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On Friday, it closed up 35 points, giving up nearly 120 points.
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And giving up weed for a partner is never an easy decision.
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The final thing your successful friends have given up is giving up.
|
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Some of the tips, like giving up sweatpants, didn't work for me.
|
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Schiff said Democrats had no intention of giving up on the investigation.
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And you'll learn that that's not the same thing as giving up.
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A good first step, for me at least, was giving up alcohol.
|
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He was chased after giving up a one-out single to Bell.
|
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For now, it seems that some investors are giving up, he said.
|
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But Jim is not giving up hope of a reunion, he says.
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Does it mean that Sony is giving up on Japanese game development?
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The judge dismissed the matter, but prosecutors ain't giving up just yet.
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You're "giving up opportunity to go into a new world," he said.
|
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For many, a lack of willpower is an excuse for giving up.
|
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But Eminem is giving up on the home and taking the loss.
|
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He hurled five innings Tuesday, giving up two runs on four hits.
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Removing it necessitates an alternative, or giving up on these important objectives.
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And so I don't see myself giving up that comfort anytime soon.
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Lamet also went six innings, giving up a run on six hits.
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Gallardo pitched five scoreless innings after the first, giving up three hits.
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By giving up on trying to "be a man," he becomes one.
|
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But that is an argument for thinking harder rather than giving up.
|
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"Millions of Americans are giving up on the political process," he said.
|
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Tennessee legislators aren't giving up on the state's controversial "fetal assault" law.
|
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Melvin said Overton's penchant for giving up home runs is easily explained.
|
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VCs are giving up these rights to get to invest in unicorns.
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In exchange for Madoff giving up most of his wealth — an estimated
|
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But despite all of this, activists and allies are not giving up.
|
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Aria is the reason Spencer's mom is giving up her political dreams.
|
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"The first inning, giving up that three-spot really hurt," Wojciechowski said.
|
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So even companies known for sporty cars are giving up on sticks.
|
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"There's a misconception about hospice that it means giving up," he said.
|
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Nobody in right field was giving up his bargain $20 bleacher seat.
|
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Authorities are showing no signs of giving up their search for her.
|
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Adam Cimber (2-2) followed, giving up two runs over two innings.
|
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"And I'm not giving up on the president on this," she added.
|
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"We're not giving up," Charlotte Dell, the director of social services, said.
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I manage to finish two sets of these punches before giving up.
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Those families and communities are not giving up, and neither are we.
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"I am giving up everything now," she said in a televised address.
|
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Giving up your financial stability, he says, is not a wise decision.
|
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And, at the heart of it, it's about tenacity, never giving up.
|
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Weaver and a friend hunkered down for 11 days before giving up.
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I remember giving up my body for the next bag of dope.
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It makes you kind of think of giving up, but you can't.
|
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Still, he can't help feeling ambivalent about giving up on his infusions.
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He threw 21 pitches, giving up two runs and striking out eight.
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I'm not giving up any of those, because they are not luxuries.
|
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There are creators giving up way too much on their back end.
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Luckily, instead of failing and giving up, I found my new passion.
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Spanking, wanting to be told what to do, giving up control, etc.
|
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However, not having to try hard doesn't necessarily mean giving up completely.
|
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"We are not giving up on the (European) Commission presidency," he added.
|
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Meanwhile: Snapchat is giving up on Snapcash, its effort to rival Venmo.
|
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Despite Ortega's absence on Friday, protesters showed no signs of giving up.
|
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Muilenburg giving up his bonus is "a completely weird gesture," she said.
|
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What are Americans giving up to spend money on their furry companions?
|
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Freeland was replace by Jordan Lyles after giving up the base hit.
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They want to join in and get "sugar" without giving up sugar.
|
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For the White House, it means Kim giving up his nuclear weapons.
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It's worth giving up a few winks for this 68-word treat.
|
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Search teams looked for the material for three years before giving up.
|
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This means giving up things that don't make you feel in control.
|
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Muammar el-Qaddafi's giving up his country's nuclear program under American pressure.
|
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"I think harm reduction is not giving up on people," said Goulão.
|
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Bevin is giving up flexibility in how the state runs the marketplace.
|
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Accepting meant giving up her career for a life of severe constraints.
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He was giving up on his team to go join a supergroup.
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"Never, ever feel guilty about giving up on a book!" she said.
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The Nasdaq Composite dropped 0.45% to 7,384.30, giving up its earlier gains.
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He left after giving up three more runs in the fifth inning.
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Both starters got a no-decision despite neither giving up a run.
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New York (CNN Business)Snap isn't giving up on its smart sunglasses.
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Thank you to our amazing producers for never giving up on this.
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Jansen allowed a soft single but escaped without giving up a run.
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Lately, my partner has been more agreeable and giving up certain things.
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Cole departed after five innings, giving up seven runs on eight hits.
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Take it from someone who's tried it — giving up complaining is hard.
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Critics accuse the president of giving up territory hard-won by Ukrainian.
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Even Cardi B, his highest profile supporter, isn't giving up on him.
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But that doesn't mean that she's giving up on her artistic dreams.
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Gallardo lasted just five innings, giving up five runs on six hits.
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You're "giving up opportunity to go into a new world," he says.
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Steven Brault pitched 1 1/3 scoreless innings, giving up a hit.
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Plus, you're not giving up anything in the way of creature comforts.
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Giving up would have been the easy, short-term thing to do.
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The good news: Oppy's team isn't giving up the fight just yet.
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Cinema is giving up the seat to run against vulnerable GOP Sen.
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One is tricking people into giving up passwords, including through phishing emails.
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Spot gold was flat at $1,199.09 per ounce, giving up earlier gains.
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Giving up my gendered spot in society has come with difficult repercussions.
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The Dow Jones industrial average fell 2265.60 percent, giving up morning gains.
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ISAAC It's amazing to think about giving up that feeling of control.
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Giving up presidential power every four or eight years makes America special.
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In a few days, I shall be giving up Twitter for Lent.
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But after pulling in less than 1 percent of the vote in Iowa, he dropped out of the race, saying that though he wasn't "giving up this fight," he was literally giving up the fight for the Democratic nomination.
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Also, you must realize the limitations of a cropped sensor (APS-C) versus that of a full-frame (usually slightly more expensive), and that while you're giving up coverage area, you might also be giving up on skill building.
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Judge Smith described it as the difference between giving up a lock vs.
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He hasn't given up on me, so I'm not giving up on him.
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"We're not giving up," New York coach Jeff Hornacek said after the game.
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A statement reveals the group is "giving up all its weaponry" on Saturday.
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Starter Thomas Greiss was pulled after giving up three goals on 19 shots.
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He pitched 2 1/3 innings, giving up four runs and five hits.
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Obviuosly, giving up two early in the game put us in a hole.
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"There was not one moment where we thought about giving up," says Freeman.
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But they aren't done searching, and they aren't giving up any time soon.
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We were not happy about that first half, giving up almost 20123 points.
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I'm not giving up on Medtronic until I've done a little more work.
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That's not to say that he's completely giving up on action-comedies, however.
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Sánchez also assured her fans that she wasn't giving up on breast feeding.
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One thing is clear, though: the company isn't giving up on your neck.
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But she has one very serious problem: The Vermont senator isn't giving up.
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He struggled in the first inning, giving up two runs and three hits.
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She told the Post that her Congregationalist faith kept her from giving up.
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What if he kept giving up on his aspirations because he was blind?
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Blockchain enables what I call "translucent collaboration": sharing data without giving up control.
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Nikki Bella isn't giving up on her and ex-fiancé, John Cena's relationship.
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Giving up on SMS could cause users to revert to password-only logins.
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Admitting you can't — or shouldn't — do it all can feel like giving up.
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Just one tech blogger's opinion but hey, Theranos, have you considered giving up?
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After giving up meat, I never even thought about it — or missed it.
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Ms Sandu worries that Western countries are simply giving up on her country.
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And Thomas made it clear this doesn't mean she's "giving up" her onesies.
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Their defense is giving up 33 points per game — 23nd in the league.
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Texas is giving up 21 points (third) and 371 yards (fourth) per game.
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The Texans rank fourth in total defense, giving up 317.4 yards per game.
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Pitchers in particular are most vulnerable, giving up more home runs than usual.
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How would his future partner feel about him giving up his sperm exclusivity?
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Giving up bottled water also means thinking long-term about preserving water security.
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Can Mr Kim be cajoled or bribed into giving up his nuclear ambitions?
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They have to be courageous and protect each other from giving up hope.
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The district refused to compel parents to sign waivers giving up privacy rights.
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Giving up four and six goals, that's just not going to cut it.
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The alternative to managing your kid like a project is not giving up.
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In 2011, he said he was giving up drinking after years of alcoholism.
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The left-hander exited after giving up an RBI triple to Ben Zobrist.
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"I was literally two weeks away from giving up comedy forever," she recalled.
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Not all the attendees appeared to be giving up on Trump's existing challengers.
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Shane Greene recorded his 30th save despite giving up a ninth-inning run.
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He also said Russia was not giving up its responsibilities for nuclear disarmament.
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Pompeo said Kim is "committed" to giving up his country's nuclear weapons program.
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I don't mean giving up your daily latte – I'm talking about thinking big.
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Giving up Google wasn't easy for Stephanie Hannon, if it's easy for anyone.
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Increasingly, working women claim to be giving up on achieving work-life balance.
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Thank you to my Mum and Dad for never giving up on me.
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"Giving up just one run is big, especially against that team," Quintana said.
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And he's not giving up on repealing and replacing the ACA just yet.
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Jumbo Diaz pitched the ninth, giving up three hits and losing the shutout.
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He is a proper Catholic, even giving up alcohol for Lent this year.
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Washington is pushing for the North to begin giving up its nuclear program.
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None of the still-imprisoned dissidents' families showed any sign of giving up.
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I believe even in an unequal battle, resistance is preferred to giving up.
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Hariri has ruled out giving up one of his cabinet seats for them.
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Nearly one-fifth say they would reluctantly consider giving up their U.S. passports.
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And without the option to upgrade, are you really giving up that much?
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To take big solutions off the table is a kind of giving up.
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They are giving up, they are raising their hands, they are walking off.
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"This is the power of persistence, the reward of me never giving up."
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Felipe Vazquez got his 30th save despite giving up a ninth-inning run.
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I'm giving up on you, in part, for the games I've never played.
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BURLINGTON, Vt. – Bernie Sanders isn't giving up on his political revolution just yet.
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Berrios struck out nine and walked three while giving up only four hits.
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In the face of anti-democracy push back, advocates are not giving up.
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Lester struck out 10 after giving up a leadoff homer to Kike Hernandez.
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The Cubs ended up giving up eight runs in the inning and lost.
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"What it takes is giving up a certain amount of control," she said.
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But the fact is, giving up one social media space wasn't exactly martyrdom.
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They recognize that they have to use precaution... but they're not giving up.
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At worst, these gigs trick you into giving up money and personal information.
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The company's founder isn't giving up on the idea of blood transfusions, however.
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But retailers are not giving up using apparel to help drive in traffic.
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Wasn't North Korea supposed be giving up its nuclear bomb program, you ask?
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The German tech firm giving up all and more of Tuesday's strong gains.
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Walmsley said GSK was not giving up on gene and cell therapy entirely.
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After giving up an RBI grounder to Desmond, Osuna struck out Carlos Beltran.
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See how long you keep the window open before giving up on it.
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Thank you God for your grace, and for never giving up on me.
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Or even what data they are giving up when they click 'I agree'.
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She's giving up her Friday night to chop cilantro for Mnandi's big opening.
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"The company is willfully giving up money," Danhof said of the guns pledge.
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Republicans are giving up on getting rid of Obama's nuclear deal with Iran.
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"Rejecting motherhood means giving up on humanity," Erdogan, who has four children, said.
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Giving up on strong standards means slowing the pace of innovation and investment.
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He was behind in the polls, but losing seemed preferable to giving up.
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Planning a trip thoroughly with tech tools may sound like giving up spontaneity.
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He promptly retired from professional baseball, giving up one true love for another.
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I considered giving up photography, then asked myself: What, in fact, is photography?
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They say that the thought of giving up their privacy is a downside.
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London time, rising by 8.5% before giving up some of those initial gains.
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EPA-EFE/DAN HIMBRECHTS Usain Bolt isn't giving up on doing unbelievable things.
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Kershaw surrendered that lead, too, giving up the two-run double to Ahmed.
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Nobody believes in giving up everything today in the name of future safety.
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What remains is nearly a wasteland, but the riverkeeper isn't giving up yet.
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I was okay with giving up soccer and moving on with my life.
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I don't know what he's so afraid of about giving up that belt.
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It's a very powerful weapon, but I'm not giving up on social media.
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By this time, Downtown Brooklyn was thriving; giving up the property seemed unwise.
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Others have tried to recognize Native Americans, without giving up the original holiday.
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At least officially, Trump isn't giving up on repealing the Affordable Care Act.
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So it's not as if the G.O.P. would be giving up a lot.
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It's hard to predict how you will feel after giving up your child.
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It might mean giving up an office to work in an open layout.
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Weren't you contemplating giving up writing around the time of the "Nightflyers" movie?
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Some indigenous groups, like the Algonquins, never signed treaties giving up their land.
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On Trackman (measuring device) he was probably giving up three or four yards.
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But giving up on the white working class would be a terrible mistake.
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Duffy lasted only four innings, giving up the homers to Hicks and Torres.
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"We lost a lot more money by giving up the rights," Pilson said.
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However, other states are not giving up on their Hollywood dreams just yet.
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But his lawyer, Andrew F. Pierce, said his client was not giving up.
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"To me, doing nothing is the same thing as giving up," he said.
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Thank you for the mindset of never giving up, Even we are weak.
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And now it seems Wall Street is giving up on Snapchat as well.
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The makeup artist gamely tries to continue with her work, before giving up.
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I'm giving up alcohol during January for the 3rd year in a row.
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A Volkswagen spokesman said giving up bonuses was currently not up for discussion.
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So by applying for the business version, you're not giving up any points.
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Ted Cruz and his allies aren't giving up on their national political aspirations.
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Pittsburgh is averaging 29.2 shots per game so far while giving up 37.3.
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But reversal legislation suggests the anti-abortion movement isn't giving up so fast.
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Instead of giving up and going back home, you need to start driving.
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Alongside the move, SoftBank is giving up its two seats on Wag's board.
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Giving up social media could also be a secret to scoring better slumber.
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Hotstar has no intention of giving up its dominant position without a fight.
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To pull closer to that world feels like giving up on the other.
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You'll likely question your ability to succeed and start thinking about giving up.
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And universal basic income represents giving up in the face of that challenge.
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We're not giving up on this ask for Democrats to hold the line.
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Giving up this verbal kudzu was challenging only in the remembering of it.
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Everything else was OK as I wasn't giving up all sweetness or sugar.
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As for Darrell, he only watched a couple of episodes before giving up.
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Energy units fell 0.9%, with top loser Beach Energy Ltd giving up 4.8%.
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No matter where you are at, you are probably giving up too early.
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Now we can stay warm without giving up our favorite Saturday night slice.
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James Shields (210-5) exited after giving up four runs in five innings.
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Ryan is giving up nothing until he determines he doesn't have enough votes.
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"We've been giving up too many points," Virginia Tech coach Buzz Williams said.
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Beto O'Rourke, who's giving up the seat to run for Cruz's Senate seat.
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Rick says he'll have dual citizenship ... he's not giving up his British passport.
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Giving up meat won't necessarily do much to alter the global agricultural system.
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Quitting means giving up a drug as well as whole collection of habits.
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This most recent bill failed, but McConnell isn't giving up on Obamacare repeal.
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She had depression and considered giving up acting, she said during her speech.
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But for her, being an adult did not mean giving up her pleasures.
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It's why he ultimately turned to compact cameras—giving up control for velocity.
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That said, every step of the way, there has to be the thing where the person who's giving up the information is made aware of what information they're giving up and acknowledge that they're doing it in exchange for something else.
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RHP Chien-Ming Wang struggled from the start in relief, giving up a three-run home run to his first batter, then loading the bases again without giving up a hit, allowing another run to score on his throwing error.
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Moylan pitched the eighth for Kansas City, giving up two hits and a walk to load the bases, then walking Weeks to bring in a run before giving up the grand slam to Rasmus, his second home run in five days.
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I'm sure there will be more obstacles that make me feel like giving up.
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Microsoft is now giving up on Groove Music today, and partnering with Spotify instead.
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People may not realize exactly how much data they're giving up when they agree.
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Free, that is, if you don't count giving up your dignity and eternal soul.
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Giving up driving presents a potentially serious setback for their ability to live independently.
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San Jose is 255-23-21 at home when giving up the first goal.
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We asked a lot of our girls, giving up a puppy that they loved.
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"We can't compel people to accept services, but we're not giving up on folks."
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London (CNN Business)Barclays isn't giving up on its Wall Street dreams just yet.
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Some people hated giving up their Note, even after all those ominous airline announcements.
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Investors like Tiger aren't giving up any shares for this payment, Recode is told.
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"Most consumers don't understand just how much information they are giving up," he says.
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Samsung's not giving up on Bixby, despite initial lukewarm responses to its AI assistant.
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"We are staying positive and not giving up hope," Shaw told New Zealand's Stuff.
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In reality, this trade has you giving up a great deal of personal information.
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Electric scooter and bike-share company Lime is not giving up on San Francisco.
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He thought he pitched well Sunday despite giving up four runs in six innings.
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Gamalost, though, a mythological and historical marvel, isn't giving up the fight so easily.
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"The problem is we don't always see what we're giving up," he tells CNBC.
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Still, the White House is not giving up, though recognizes its a tough ask.
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Notably, the CEO said the company isn't giving up on BlackBerry 10 just yet.
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Is there a tipping point where gaining more information turns into giving up altogether?
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Giving up and surrendering to Negan in the name of survival wasn't a life.
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But gun control advocates denounced the Democrats for giving up more than they got.
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What do you think, am I giving up on the Jennings marriage too soon?
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"We're probably like 25th (in defense) now after giving up 114," Van Gundy joked.
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HC: Giving up spending habits can be about increasing happiness and aligning your values.
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The Nikkei 225 was briefly up 0.9%, before giving up most of those gains.
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Meanwhile, many rural people are giving up farming entirely and moving to the towns.
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No young boy would ever do this for you, but I'm not giving up.
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Corn prices slid, giving up some of the previous session's gains, while wheat rose.
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"I think all of us can thank him for not giving up," Jonas said.
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There's no indication that Google is giving up entirely on brick-and-mortar retail.
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But giving up a steal three, you're going to be on the back foot.
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But if even the bees are giving up, what hope is left for us?
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It's an upbeat song about not giving up, despite feeling down and emotionally overwhelmed.
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And many said they had more energy and "felt brighter," despite giving up caffeine.
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Microsoft is finally giving up and moving its default Windows 10 browser to Chromium.
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Sierra Shields' family isn't giving up their search for the missing Delta flight attendant.
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But even where there are no such exit routes, IS is giving up ground.
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She is giving up weed, alcohol, social media, and sex… with men, that is.
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Instead of giving up on ever becoming president, he undertook yet another countrywide tour.
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The Nasdaq 100 shed more than 1.5 percent, giving up its post-election gains.
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Which mostly results in me just giving up trying to do anything at all.
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The dollar index dipped to 97.396, giving up its gains so far this week.
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Last year, 5,411 people went through the process of giving up their U.S. citizenship.
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Now, with these tests, it seems like the company is still not giving up.
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Wheat dropped, giving up some of last session's strong gains while corn lost ground.
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Dairy products maker A2 Milk Co led losses, giving up as much as 2.2%.
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The Olympic body offered USA Gymnastics the option of giving up its recognition voluntarily.
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"Never Giving Up" is, uh, apparently the recent single from rising LA rapper Batchelor.
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I go through it, giving up my pass to another CO behind a desk.
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Proof: Our dreams are this close to coming true and we're not giving up.
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And he says the country is a long way from giving up on coal.
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Giving up my smartphone challenged me to be more focused and organized as well.
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And if you're at risk for suicide, giving up on treatment can be dangerous.
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We're not giving up nearly as many chances in the middle of the ice.
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Giving up almost an inch of height, Paul crowds Porzingis' space to no avail.
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She's not giving up on the tech industry, but she's moving to Los Angeles.
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Rodriguez lasted just four innings, giving up five runs (four earned) on seven hits.
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In that game Matz only lasted 33 2/3 innings, giving up seven runs.
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Cubs starter Yu Darvish worked six innings, giving up four runs and six hits.
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They are giving up lives of back-breaking toil, stifling tradition and periodic hunger.
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Though FireEye's Miller doesn't see cyber thieves giving up until the last possible moment.
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"I never mind giving up margin for growth," Hain CEO Irwin Simon told Reuters.
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On Friday morning, Paul tweeted that he was not giving up on the hunt.
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We've had some improvement there, but now we're giving up the 3-point line.
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To be honest I was giving up on the idea of success [before that].
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Tomlin lasted just 2 1/3 innings, giving up six runs on six hits.
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"But today, as a champion, I am giving (up) the captain's armband," Neymar said.
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She tells the magazine that she constantly thinks of giving up her singing life.
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Ray was making the ultimate sacrifice, giving up his pocket space for Pearce's makeup.
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"She was basically giving up anything that had to do with him," said March.
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Consider giving up on expenses like Netflix, video game memberships or other monthly subscriptions.
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But past the halfway mark (of the regular season) teams aren't giving up anything.
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After the game, Sanchez was disappointed about giving up that homer in the sixth.
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Each time that I've come close [to giving up], God has restored my faith.
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President Trump on Tuesday accused Democrats of giving up on trying to fix ObamaCare.
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The S&P 500 hit a record high of 2,807.54, before giving up gains.
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But you've got to give it to the Lincoln brand for not giving up.
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Gallardo was pulled after giving up three runs and four hits in five innings.
|
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Gold was giving up some Thursday's gains, which boosted the metal at year highs.
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But soft red winter wheat eased, giving up early gains on a technical setback.
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Do you think North Korea is actually serious about giving up its nuclear weapons?
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On Tuesday, Bitcoin surged to a record near $3,000 before giving up some gains.
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I really don't believe in giving up your passions when you start a family.
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Despite giving up the homer, Pounders is confident he can get the job done.
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That meant giving up not just sales but assets: the government seized its factories.
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Who were these people, giving up millennia of evolved behaviour for extra work-time?
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Zimmermann collected wins in his first three starts without giving up an earned run.
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Last season, the Red Bulls averaged 1.82 goals per game while giving up 1.26.
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Nelson (8-16) took the loss after giving up five runs on five hits.
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Are they willing to insist on accuracy, even if sometimes means giving up access?
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Repeated enough, political contradictions can lull us into giving up on critical thought altogether.
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Giving up on the Disney Channel meant abandoning the company's proven brand-building strategy.
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It's kind of frustrating to feel that good and end up giving up two.
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Of course, your goal is a little loftier than simply giving up binge drinking.
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Foreign oil firms are giving up on repairs, since the saboteurs just strike again.
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"My biggest reason for giving up football was the injuries," he told Vice Sports.
|
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He worked five innings, giving up five runs on four hits and four walks.
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We may be giving up some of the extracurricular activities that my son does.
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We have no intention now or in the future of giving up the euro.
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Gonzalez (215-5) settled in after giving up an unearned run in the first.
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J. A. Happ is 4-0 after giving up one run in seven innings.
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Carolina was stingy on defense in the third period despite giving up the goal.
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RHP Mike Fiers started and pitched 4 1/3 innings, giving up two runs.
|
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Even the company's skeptics are giving up on their negative views after the results.
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Instead of giving up, or bailing out insurance companies, Republican leaders must keep trying.
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Shane Greene recorded his 22nd save despite giving up a run in the ninth.
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But the Department of Education still holds the title and isn't giving up yet.
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Not giving up on anything out of a fear of failure, including toxic relationships.
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His love of nature was a key factor in him later giving up drinking.
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Feldman received a no-decision after giving up two earned runs and four hits.
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RHP Matt Belisle retired four batters without giving up a run or hit Wednesday.
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Department store stocks underperformed Wednesday, giving up much of their gains from Tuesday's session.
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After giving up two runs in the third, Kuhl threw three more shutout innings.
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We're not giving up on governing to get things done for the American people.
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Skaggs left after five innings, giving up one earned run, with right side tightness.
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North Korea's lack of progress giving up its nuclear weapons is one likely factor.
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Wily Peralta picked up his fifth save despite giving up a ninth-inning run.
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Three relievers followed and pitched every bit as effectively, giving up no further hits.
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Giving up sleep in this way is dangerous to both our minds and spirits.
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I contemplated hiding on the island, giving up my life in America for good.
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Rodon lost his only start versus Baltimore, giving up four runs over five innings.
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I was dragging my heels when it came to giving up my music player.
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You can never, ever give up or even think in terms of giving up.
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Dropping the big man back toward the paint meant giving up a free three.
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"[But] when you think about what people are giving up, it's significant," she said.
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The question is whether users will be comfortable giving up even more data Facebook.
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Giving up your morning latte or cutting your grocery budget in half takes effort.
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There were thousands of first responders and volunteers who never thought of giving up.
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Those uneasy with grievance politics are either giving in or giving up the fight.
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But giving up one's job for a public policy is tougher than it appears.
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Surrounded, outnumbered, and outgunned, the jihadi group's last die-hard fighters aren't giving up.
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And while the rocker calls Threads her final album, she isn't giving up music.
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They thought giving up work might improve his health, so Steve took early retirement.
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We chose a cruise, which meant giving up some luxury to cover more ground.
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McConnell revealed little of his next steps but said Republicans were not giving up.
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I remember giving up halfway through and deciding to go back to my place.
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You're giving up things like a standout screen, dedicated graphics, and a bundled stylus.
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You're giving up things like a standout screen, dedicated graphics, and a bundled stylus.
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The Olympic body offered U.S.A. Gymnastics the option of giving up its recognition voluntarily.
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The good positive is that this is a team that is not giving up.
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Some, like Qaraqosh farmer Youhanna, who came home last year, are already giving up.
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What you're giving up for that new ride Well, on second thought, maybe not.
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But the whole point of our campaign is that we are not giving up.
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How many times should you try to make plans with someone before giving up?
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But she also talked many into not giving up, averting perhaps hundreds of suicides.
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The Journal adds that Mr. Walter is weighing giving up the chief executive job.
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"We don't know what he's buying, but he's giving up a lot for it."
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Walmart's shares were giving up some of its gains as the market's close approached.
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Because I think they're giving up a lot coming to make products for patients.
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The right-hander went four innings, giving up six hits and those five runs.
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Rather than giving up on these students and schools, the city invested in them.
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Although such efforts will hardly insulate their economies, the alternative amounts to giving up.
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Giving up some gains they were down 3 bps in late trade at -0.64%.
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Uruguay fans just can't be too worried about giving up a goal so far.
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Giving up a stake in your home to diversify may make sense in theory.
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Bolton wasn't giving up his secrets for free, despite their relevance to Trump's impeachment.
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We aren't giving up on protecting intersex people from non-consensual, invasive, dangerous surgery.
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But the White House has made clear it's not giving up on the project.
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Yael: Do you think Darlene giving up her brother's location was the right call?
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Ottawa goalie Mike Condon was pulled after giving up five goals on 22 shots.
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It will be giving up an important opportunity to promote its products in Barcelona.
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Instead of giving up something for Lent, I'm planning to make a heartfelt offering.
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But some three-star restaurateurs have shuttered their restaurants, thereby giving up their stars.
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" If he didn't do them, he said, "it was me giving up on myself.
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They also had trouble defending the transition game, giving up 18 fast-break points.
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Starting goalie Semyon Varlamov was chased after giving up four goals on 19 shots.
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Starting goalie Semyon Varlamov was chased after giving up four goals on 043 shots.
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I might try giving up my Amazon Prime after my subscription expires next year.
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Abdullah "started giving up nuggets" of information in the days ahead, according to Gonzales.
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The deal involves the Sackler family giving up $3 billion from their personal fortune.
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However, Kim hinted that North Korea would not be giving up its nuclear weapons.
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"Despite this verdict I am not considering giving up," she wrote on her website.
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They want all of this, but they don't understand what they are giving up.
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How much should you really be giving up to live harmoniously with a partner?
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"You aren't giving up much yield to be more defensive now," Mr. Pierson said.
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Overnight, it had rallied more than half-a-percent before giving up some gains.
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After giving up the Streetscapes column in print, Mr. Gray continued a Facebook version.
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His studio in France is full of them, toppling, leaning, giving up the ghost.
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"I'm not giving up on this fight," Baldwin said in a telephone interview Tuesday.
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Waiving penalties eliminates any deterrent impact, and giving up damages is unfair to workers.
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Shane Greene recorded his 53nd save despite giving up a run in the ninth.
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Still, passing on Twitter doesn't mean Google is giving up on consumer communications altogether.
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I tried it at least three times before giving up and entering everything manually.
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Long story short ... the country's giving up kale, and they're going back to Oreos.
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Libyan dictator Moammar Gadhafi was toppled a decade after giving up his nuclear program.
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Arizona starter Luke Weaver pitched five innings, giving up three runs on five hits.
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They spread across the continent, giving up nomadic life and intermarrying with European farmers.
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A hidden life is worth living, and giving up, so that others may live.
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But these new wave of attacks shows that the hackers aren't giving up either.
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He threw five shutout innings before giving up the lead in the fifth inning.
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All of the resentment over the sacrifices that both sides have made — Jack working his ass off over the years and giving up dreams of opening his own business, Rebecca giving up her music dreams to raise kids — rush to the surface.
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As adorable as they look, they are unfazed when it comes giving up their dinner.
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Stroman loaded the bases by giving up a double to Xander Bogaerts and two walks.
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"But you are giving up about seven or eight pounds to do it," Russakow said.
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The Eagles are giving up just under 43 rushing yards per game to opposing RBs.
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If you say you're giving up, you're not going to get back in that race.
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Even if he loses he is showing his supporters he's never giving up the battle.
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"Bear was very weak on arrival, close to giving up I would say," Fran shared.
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There are plenty of ways for you to save money without giving up dining out.
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But it's not a zero sum game—we're not giving up on these endangered species .
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Zimmermann allowed two unearned runs while giving up eight hits in 6 1/3 innings.
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Outgoing secretary general Peter Tauber is giving up the role after a period of illness.
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Harry J. Kazianis: Pompeo's 'Mission: Impossible' -- Is North Korea serious about giving up its nukes?
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The Baltimore bullpen then fell apart, giving up nine runs over the final four innings.
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But the Gorga/Guidices insist they are not giving up the restaurant game just yet.
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They've demonstrated that you can have your surge-priced pickups without giving up your privacy.
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Yoshihisa Hirano (33-5) got the win despite giving up the lead in the seventh.
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It's been a long, hard road but the couple is far from giving up hope.
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After all, to do otherwise would have meant giving up control for my own choices.
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Putin has said that Pyongyang will not be cowed into giving up its weapons program.
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U.S. equities ended lower on Monday, giving up sharp gains from earlier in the day.
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Consumers will have to decide if a gift card is worth giving up their privacy.
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Mason was shelled in the first two games of the season, giving up 11 goals.
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Angels right-hander Jaime Barria matched Burke before giving up two runs in the fifth.
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Both sides said they aren't giving up on negotiations, but Senate Appropriations Committee chair Sen.
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Could the dictator really be thinking of giving up nukes in favour of economic development?
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While the organization's stance has certainly softened, exactly what it'll be giving up is unclear.
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Blac Chyna and Rob Kardashian may not be giving up on one another just yet.
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CNN is giving up on its Snapchat news show, which launch only four months ago.
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As with cigarettes, the pleasure then consists mainly of avoiding the pain of giving up.
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Catmull spent days trying to conjure up a picture of a sphere before giving up.
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Kim wants grandeur but hidden under his bold posture he fears giving up nuclear deterrence.
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Baby Mama proves that being single doesn't mean giving up the things you've always wanted.
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John Means scattered seven hits over his five innings for Baltimore, giving up three runs.
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"There's a lot of room in between those things, and I'm not giving up yet."
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He allowed three hits, struck out seven and walked none while giving up no runs.
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"Instead of giving up, I took the opportunity to photograph something unique," the photographer said.
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Yes, you do pay either by looking at ads or by giving up your data.
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Relinquishment, which is a chosen loss, like giving up smoking or breaking up with someone.
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He took the loss Monday after giving up nine hits and five runs (two earned).
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Keone Kela (217-2112) picked up the win despite giving up a ninth-inning run.
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Lester left in the eighth after giving up a two-out single to Curtis Granderson.
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With Europe, as with so much else, he gravely undervalues what he is giving up.
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And they're giving up on the political process because they understand the economy is rigged.
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Trump has already brought an unprecedented pressure, we got hostages back for giving up nothing.
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Nationals starter Max Scherzer (2-5) wasn't sharp, giving up three runs in six innings.
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Buchholz retired 14 consecutive batters after giving up a game-opening double to Travis Jankowski.
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People worry so much about giving up food when they are trying to lose weight.
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Karl never got to a million subscribers during his lifetime, but fans aren't giving up.
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The Clippers came into the game giving up an NBA-low 88.0 points per game. .
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But America is giving up, every day, its technological lead on these innovative energy solutions.
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So we're giving up e-commerce platform, so every small business can buy and sell.
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It's nice to see someone struggling with these issues and not giving up on them.
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I'm most proud of never giving up on my dreams in the face of adversity.
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So what you are giving up for the liquidity is, for some people, a lot.
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Often, plea bargains are conditional on giving up the right to challenge a conviction later.
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RHP Jimmy Nelson dropped to 8-16 after giving up five runs on five hits.
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Andrew Cashner (1-3) took the loss after giving up four runs in six innings.
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It will show you how much you can save by giving up certain channels, too.
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" She concluded the performance by telling viewers, "I'm not giving up and neither should you.
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Giving up access to the single market could hinder British trade and further hurt sterling.
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Moreno fears that the stock could be in danger of giving up its entire rally.
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In 2003, for his 50th birthday, he announced he was giving up mainstream comics writing.
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The dollar rose to as high as 107.245 before giving up some of those gains.
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Do you think they have any intention of giving up their nuclear and missile arsenal?
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But you still have to look at it or else we are just giving up.
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Yet Hempstead said it was not surprising United was giving up on the Georgia market.
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The company this week admitted that its hardware team is giving up the tablet ghost.
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But Manipur and Mizoram, hill states in the north-east, are giving up their bans.
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Despite giving up on a few projects, Krzanich said Intel's biggest bets are paying off.
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"The employees are not giving up," Verdi board member Stefanie Nutzenberger said in a statement.
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Merrill Kelly threw 93 pitches, giving up three hits, striking out six and walking none.
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He once told a publication he'd consider giving up music to be a painter. 4.
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I didn't return to see him, giving up on healthcare in general at that point.
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You'll also be giving up any protections that can be found through some federal loans.
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We can't withstand turning the ball over and giving up so many wide open threes.
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Brewers starter Wade Miley lasted just three innings, giving up three runs on five hits.
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The major averages initially spiked following the surge in oil, before briefly giving up gains.
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Scherzer escaped without giving up a run, but he threw 33 pitches in the inning.
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But when your body is literally giving up on you from hunger, the lines blur.
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He finished with 24 strikeouts, giving up three hits and one walk in eight innings.
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Oh no, don't worry, we're not suggesting you should try giving up the good stuff.
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Hence the signs in the past days that they are giving up on the subject.
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For example, going on a basic income in Ontario means giving up your disability benefits.
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And it's not even close to being worth the trade for giving up the Refuge.
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Castillo struggled through five innings, giving up three runs on seven hits with four walks.
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So, at its core, CBT is about giving up control and getting pleasure from pain.
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Mr. Pulte owns 223 percent of Pulte even long after giving up a managerial role.
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The North Koreans, similarly, have suggested that they prefer war to giving up their nukes.
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It'll take work, though—and maybe even giving up a little bit of their power.
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A third person recommended giving up altogether in favor of dry shampoo and baby wipes.
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The North Korean leader may ask a high price for giving up his nuclear weapons.
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Many pundits argue that Kim has no intention of actually giving up his nuclear weapons.
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Bridwell managed to last six innings, giving up five runs, 259 hits and one walk.
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They encouraged me to take my time but were adamant about me not giving up.
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Marketers have also had to get comfortable with giving up creative control of their campaigns.
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They say the hard part about giving up smoking isn't stopping, it's not starting again.
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Strait became a beloved elder statesman without giving up the role he values more: hitmaker.
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"We are not giving up our fight for a livelihood," said one, Chang Se-hee.
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Thankfully today, giving up four runs and still gave the team a chance to win.
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It goes without saying that giving up on occupied, sovereign territory sets a terrible precedent.
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Despite the disappearances and the attacks, not all the left-wing activists are giving up.
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Asia markets were mixed on Friday afternoon, giving up some of the early morning gains.
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But he bristled at the idea that the Yankees were giving up on this season.
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He beat Toronto on Saturday, giving up one run on two hits over eight innings.
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Learning the value of a great work ethic, and never giving up -- that's the point.
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The vote was still too close to call, and Remain supporters were not giving up.
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With a cunning ruse, Claire is able to con him into giving up vital information.
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Yarbrough departed after giving up a one-out double to Niko Goodrum in the seventh.
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Executives who have tried — and sometimes failed — to "democratize" private aviation are not giving up.
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Wings goalie Jimmy Howard was pulled in the second period after giving up five goals.
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However, the magnitude of the debt isn't the main reason students would consider giving up.
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But neither should they be intimidated, if they do participate, into giving up the fight.
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So it's important to consider what you're giving up when you fear losing certain freedoms.
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She said she was disappointed, but she's not giving up on the movement, she said.
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Focusing on Julianna, not the disease People tend to think that hospice means giving up.
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Jackson (3-3) lasted only four innings, giving up nine hits and eight earned runs.
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It's one thing to go to the occasional march, but giving up on-street parking?
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Giving up the illusion of perfection separates them and ultimately makes them feel more satisfied.
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Industrial conglomerate Honeywell said it's giving up on its effort to buy rival United Technologies.
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But others warn that giving up sleep is sacrificing our last uninterrupted time to capitalism.
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Japanese women have often accomplished this by giving up on motherhood —hence the declining birthrate.
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"Employers are giving up a lot of money," Schmelzer said of those kinds of offers.
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I don't mind giving up drinking in order to be with you and support you.
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It's yet another signal that North Korea isn't serious about giving up its nuclear arsenal.
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Smyly went 3 2/3 innings, giving up five runs (four earned) on seven hits.
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Chemical manufacturing company FMC climbed 1.26 percent in extended hours, before giving up those gains.
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House Republican leaders said Tuesday that they are not giving up on the repeal effort.
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Colon started the inning and walked Pillar before giving up an RBI double to Martin.
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I'm not giving up my Chase cards, though, and will continue to use these extensively.
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Through all of the (literal) blood, sweat and tears .... giving up was never an option.
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The Dow was up nearly 150 points before giving up a chunk of those gains.
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Giving up alcohol and becoming a family man have turned his life around, Lochte said.
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Military service means giving up the opportunity for a "normal" life that most Americans seek.
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" On his title chances, he said: "I don't see myself giving up on the championship.
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Assimilation, in Eleanor's eyes, means giving up the very bits that made her family strong.
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That doesn't mean I'm giving up on booze as a satisfying sub for chicken soup.
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Miami starter Sandy Alcantara pitched seven-plus innings, giving up four runs and three hits.
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Peters went 6 1/3 innings, giving up four runs (three earned) on seven hits.
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It means giving up some buildings and infrastructure to the rising sea while moving others.
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Some have returned home, giving up after learning how long they may have to wait.
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Weariness, Mr. Roberts seemed to be saying, is expected; giving up is not an option.
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Several White House officials said the president had no intention of giving up the spotlight.
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The move also creates a fresh narrative for the Cruz campaign — he's not giving up!
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The team is also very aware of the quality of player it is giving up.
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"Not going to win in this league giving up 53 points per quarter," Hardaway said.
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It's easy enough to imagine a situation where giving up metamorphosis would be a benefit.
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Nothing if not dogged, she is not giving up on her unpopular blueprint for Brexit.
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To be sure, the P.L.O. is not giving up entirely on a two-state solution.
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As billionaires compete for art in an overheated market, the merely affluent are giving up.
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Analysts in China suggested Mr. Kim had no intention of giving up his nuclear weapons.
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"I just know that I'm not going to dishonor them by giving up," she said.
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Marlins reliever Jose Urena (4-9) took the loss, giving up Moustakas' two-run homer.
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Other elite Chicagoans, giving up on paralyzed local government, pressured President Herbert Hoover for help.
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Now they are giving up a lot of money to get through this crisis together.
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We're in a moment in which giving up stuff, not acquiring it, is an aspiration.
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News of Wexner of potentially giving up control of the brand first broke in January.
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But this doesn't mean Juul is giving up on selling these flavors in the future.
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To some, this may sound like giving up on the national dream of self-rule.
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Despite one epically erroneous political prediction, David Cross is not giving up on election fortunetelling.
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Joint statement from NFL & Papa John's on Papa John's giving up official pizza sponsorship. pic.twitter.
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It sounds so silly, but there's so much power in not giving up on yourself.
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This Sunday, thinking of giving up my social media accounts on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram & YouTube.
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Telecom firm BT Group Plc was also among major blue-chip losers, giving up 2.2%.
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More importantly, I was proud of myself for not giving up when things got difficult.
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And that translates into many authors giving up and going into public relations, or worse.
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The Terps rank 21st in the nation in points allowed, giving up 60 per game.
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"The Art of Sleeping Alone," her memoir about giving up sex, was published in 2013.
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Clemson has the best defense in the country, giving up only 11½ points per game.
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With his pitch count at 101, deGrom began the inning by giving up a single.
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They played a great game in terms of structure and not giving up too much.
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Moss homered off John Curtiss, who retired only one batter while giving up four runs.
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In the meantime, the Yankees are not giving up the notion of contending in 2017.
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But Breuner warns against throwing up your hands and giving up, offering some tips instead.
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The true romantic said he didn't have to think twice about giving up a kidney.
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Now Investors Exchange (IEX), an independent upstart created in 2012, is giving up the fight.
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Yes, this requires giving up the highly touted "regular order" of passing 12 appropriations bills.
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That is by no means giving up on narrowing the margin in the rural areas.
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He went five shutout innings, giving up two hits with one strikeout and no walks.
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It's been 12 years, but fans aren't giving up on "National Treasure 3" just yet.
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"This does not mean repressing our reactions or giving up on accountability," he told Vox.
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Sergey Brin, Page's co-founder, is also giving up his position as president of Alphabet.
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And he's not giving up his dreams of Disney World yet -- he'll visit another time.
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Arkansas is giving up an average of only 27 points through its first five games.
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Regeneron is a buy, and a lot of people are giving up on this stock.
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Shares of Sprint and T-Mobile briefly rose Tuesday afternoon, before giving up their gains.
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But unfortunately, that may mean giving up the indulgence, at least some of the time.
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At one point, Shaw briefly considered giving up soccer and returning home to her family.
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We can tell you what the men of Trinidad are NOT giving up for Lent!
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Waiting expectantly near every attraction, they cajole approaching humans into giving up a free meal.
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Two is that you're giving up on any plans to help stabilize the banking system.
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GORDON CHANG, AUTHOR, "NUCLEAR SHOWDOWN": I think the secretary of state needs to come back with a written commitment from Kim saying, look, giving up nukes, giving up missiles, going to dismantle the weapons infrastructure, and agree to the most intrusive inspections regime on earth.
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I mean, look, of course, the only way we can have a successful negotiation -- I mean, Kim has no intention of giving up his nuclear weapons, just like his father had no intention of giving up his nuclear weapons when he duped the Clinton administration.
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Sanders' statement defines "yielding the floor" as including giving up the microphone to White House staff.
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We may be down by 15 points sometimes, but we're fighting back and never giving up.
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Euro zone yields were flat to slightly lower, with peripheral bond yields giving up early rises.
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I am rubbish at giving up things, and this announcement will force me to end it.
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I'm so glad I have the opportunity to thank them for never giving up on me.
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Clemson played a much better football game than Alabama, but they kept giving up big plays.
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Heavyweight banking units lost 1.5%, with the "big four" banks giving up between 13% and 1.7%.
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And while that seems exhausting, advocates of internet freedom aren't giving up — and neither should you.
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Phillies starter Nick Pivetta struggled mightily, giving up eight hits and six runs in five innings.
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He pitched 6 2/3 scoreless innings while giving up five hits and striking out nine.
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The video platform doesn't look to be giving up on its subscription service as a whole.
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He struck out a career-high nine batters while giving up three hits with two walks.
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The ministry rejects that approach, saying that abandoning sanitary logging would mean "de-facto giving up".
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Giving up the herd is the worst thing that can happen to a pastoralist, Hamadi said.
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Lopez faced only two batters; he walked C A.J. Ellis before giving up Seager's home run.
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"I doubt astronomers will be giving up the standard model of cosmology anytime soon," Oswalt said.
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Gibson bounced back to shut out the A's through six innings after giving up Laureano's homer.
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Rather than giving up, however, the Japanese manufacturer gave the Ridgeline a complete makeover for 2017.
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Economics will be the biggest bottleneck initially, as we fear giving up free will to algorithms.
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The offshore yuan rallied to 6.6168 against the dollar, before giving up some of those gains.
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Tennessee is last in the SEC in rushing defense, giving up 242.3 yards per game. 1.
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But, but, but: Home shopping giants QVC and HSN aren't giving up on millennials just yet.
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"The reason is very simple, Boeing is not giving up anything" in this transaction, he wrote.
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He lasted only 2 1/3 innings while giving up nine earned runs and seven hits.
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While she sometimes felt like giving up, she said the support she received kept her going.
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Lena Dunham is discussing her journey to sobriety after giving up the anti-anxiety medication Klonopin .
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On this particular occasion, Avicii chased Marbach all the way around the building before giving up.
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The peso surged as much as 69.3893 percent at one point before giving up some gains.
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But after seeing the potential of investigative genealogy, police across the country are not giving up.
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Plus, with redeye flights, you can even soar through the air without giving up your day.
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Nestor Cortes Jr. fanned six in four innings while giving up three runs and three hits.
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Richard Bleier (0-1) absorbed the loss, giving up three runs (two earned) in two innings.
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The women labeled stellar successes were giving up more than I was willing to part with.
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He didn't fancy either, but giving up wasn't an option (his "hardcore" mother wouldn't have it).
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But they also used point guard Quentin Snider, who was giving up six inches to Beachem.
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Why it matters: American carmakers can't compete, and are giving up that segment of the market.
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"We need to figure out how we can develop without giving up our identity," she said.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares excluding Japan fell 2000 percent, giving up early gains.
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"Nike is not in any danger of giving up No. 1 by any means," Powell said.
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") to, recently, inspirational montages pieced together from her speaking engagements ("Do you feel like giving up?
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He says this as they're preparing to nuke the alien mothership instead of just giving up.
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It meant giving up my financial autonomy, and I just couldn't bring myself to do it.
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He started but worked just one inning - giving up Baltimore's only hit, a Trey Mancini single.
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These soldiers were giving up their freedom and lives to make sure others could stay free.
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Typically, women undergo only three or four IVF treatments before either getting pregnant or giving up.
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RHP Andres Munoz has tallied seven strikeouts in five innings while only giving up one run.
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He allowed six hits and was dispatched after giving up three runs in the fourth inning.
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Every time I felt like giving up, you were there to guide me to keep going.
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Uranium One giving up 20 percent of our uranium, all the money kickback to the dossier.
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UConn : The Huskies came in giving up an average of more than 548 yards a game.
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"Im really skeptical that giving up investment flexibility at a young age is smart," Daily said.
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There was Wall again, the engine and leader of his team, giving up laughable backdoor cuts.
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I remember quitting varsity track and field after six years, giving up my position of captain.
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Liriano lasted just 210.05 29.39/214 innings, giving up three runs, two earned, at Fenway Park.
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When things go poorly, giving up or making a change is often the easiest way out.
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Department stores are also giving up sales to off-mall, off-price competitors such as T.J.Maxx.
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But CNN for one is not giving up in its efforts to report on Trump's golfing.
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Lauer posted similar numbers in his six innings, also giving up five runs on four hits.
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Bloomberg reports unnamed sources who say that Google parent Alphabet is giving up on Boston Dynamics.
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Bieber made it through only 23 1/3 innings, giving up three runs on seven hits.
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If this agenda sounds like it's giving up on manufacturing employment, let me emphatically correct that.
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Which leaves the academy in the odd position of giving up on tracking down their laureate.
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Berrios lasted 3 1/3 innings, giving up six runs and six hits with two walks.
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Either way, there's no denying that giving up life as an actor is a weighty decision.
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Tepesch only lasted 1 2/03 innings, giving up seven runs (one earned) and five hits.
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Rose reminds him leaving the tenured life at Columbia also means giving up the Weissman apartment.
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Joe Jiminez (5-4) wound up with the victory after giving up an eighth-inning run.
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He lasted just over four minutes before giving up and passing the controls to a friend.
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That one step could be the difference between protecting those gains and giving up the ghost.
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The message of this episode — and the whole season — is that giving up isn't an option.
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Betsey Johnson is giving up a coveted corner apartment on New York City's Upper East Side.
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Bradley had a quality start against Philadelphia on Wednesday, giving up three runs in six innings.
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But we are not giving up on the goal of dismantling the two-class medical system.
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Customer compensation incentives for voluntarily giving up their original seats will be increased up to $10,000.
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HP is giving up to 50 percent off products storewide and coupon codes for specific selections.
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My parents weren't thrilled that I was giving up my scholarship and dropping out of school.
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Minor shut out the Mariners for four innings before giving up four runs in the fifth.
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They hate giving up every policy idea in the face of the blackmail the government shutdowns.
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Google is not giving up on its social ambitions, it seems, despite its failures with Google+.
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It's really hard, and it's already been really hard, but we're not giving up so easily.
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The euro rose as much as 0.2% to $1.046 before giving up most of the gains.
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Finally, Allumette makes her own sacrifice, giving up her last match to help an old man.
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Scherzer has a penchant for giving up homers and several Marlins have gone deep against him.
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"I have seen students in pain, going through meltdowns, coming close to giving up," Tyagi said.
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