Not going down without a fight Despite the looming Senate vote, Rousseff said Tuesday she will not go down without a fight.
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But Casey's not letting the gator go without a fight.
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He's not going down without a fight — sorry, another fight.
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Donald Trump isn't going to go down without a fight.
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The internet isn't letting net neutrality disappear without a fight.
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"They are not going down without a fight," Nugent said.
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But the auto industry isn't going down without a fight.
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But people wouldn't give up without a fight, he said.
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Ariel Winter isn't one to give up without a fight.
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Airbnb isn't going down in New York without a fight.
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Iraq ISIS isn't going out without a fight in Iraq.
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The major parties will not go down without a fight.
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The Gulf carriers are not giving up without a fight.
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The Spaniard, however, did not go down without a fight.
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I, for one, refuse to go out without a fight.
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The human race will not go extinct without a fight.
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But we won't give that progress up without a fight.
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The new deal, though, did not come without a fight.
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And we're not going to go down without a fight.
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And they promised to not go down without a fight.
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But at least we're not going down without a fight.
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Nevada's most famous pimp won't take office without a fight.
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But something tells us Olivia isn't going down without a fight.
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And it seems those witnesses will not testify without a fight.
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And by all accounts, the shooter gave up without a fight.
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Until last week, it has never gone down without a fight.
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Uber is not letting London regulate its drivers without a fight.
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But it's unclear that companies will do so without a fight.
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But progress hasn't been without a fight, without sweat and blood.
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"I wasn't going to go down without a fight," she said.
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Forming the country's first tech union didn't happen without a fight.
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He was not about to let it go without a fight.
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But some gun rights activists aren't going out without a fight.
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But Wisconsin was absolutely unwilling to go down without a fight.
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However, Kyle wouldn't let Zoe go out like that without a fight?
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Job or no job, Tramaglini still isn't going down without a fight.
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We should point out the suspect apparently gave up without a fight.
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However, those who voted to remain aren't giving up without a fight.
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"He is not going down without a fight," Jill told PEOPLE exclusively.
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"He is not going down without a fight," Jill told PEOPLE exclusively.
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Still, Huy Fong is not going down without a fight against Underwood.
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Clinton didn't ascend the Democratic National Convention stage without a fight, though.
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Indeed, it seems Daniels is definitely not going down without a fight.
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They are unlikely to give up their cash cow without a fight.
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And they will be loathe to give it up without a fight.
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Zimbabwe Looks like Robert Mugabe is not going out without a fight.
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"I know my friend didn't go down without a fight," Blue said.
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But Hong Kongers won't let it commemorate that day without a fight.
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Which is not to say that I gave in without a fight.
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Dictators rarely agree with such principles, at least not without a fight.
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THE FORMER president of Kyrgyzstan did not go down without a fight.
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Certainly, Foodora, Deliveroo and the rest won't go down without a fight.
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Of course, Google's rivals aren't going to accept this without a fight.
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But it's unlikely the industry will simply give in without a fight.
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It's clear that she's not going to let it close without a fight.
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Even the Soviet Union trusted America enough to give up without a fight.
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But the Kurds say they won't give up the territory without a fight.
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The whole "work hard, play hard" mentality won't go away without a fight.
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The current board is not going to leave the room without a fight.
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The barbarians at the gate are unlikely to go down without a fight.
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The tobacco companies won't likely let the FDA move forward without a fight.
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Still, Democrats don't seem inclined to let Pruitt sail through without a fight.
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" As a wise man once said, "We will not vanish without a fight!
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The Spanish warrior was never going to slink away without a fight though.
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I don't see them going down any significant market share without a fight.
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Curious about those kids who gobble up fruits and veggies without a fight?
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But the rising threat to our children has not come without a fight.
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He still might, but now we know it won't happen without a fight.
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But passage of the regulation in Chile did not happen without a fight.
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This time, I wasn't going to let him get away without a fight.
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But as the comments make clear, he's not going down without a fight.
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But Republicans in the state seem disinclined to cede power without a fight.
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Trump is not going down without a fight, even at the ballot box.
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It's not a gig you'd expect someone to give up without a fight.
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It will move on final passage next week, but not without a fight.
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Hotstar has no intention of giving up its dominant position without a fight.
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Now, banks have decided they aren't letting the data go without a fight.
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And I often thought, 'Why did the Ugandan Asians just leave without a fight?
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But Democrats aren't going to give up this Supreme Court seat without a fight.
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Ryan Reynolds isn't letting Hugh Jackman hang up his Wolverine claws without a fight.
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Taylor Swift fans, as you can imagine, are not going down without a fight.
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Omarosa isn't going down without a fight — or at least a half-baked explanation.
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But don't expect The_Donald members to acquiesce to these new changes without a fight.
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Still, it remains unclear whether Collins will give up his role without a fight.
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Conservatives on Wednesday showed few signs that they would go down without a fight.
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One thing's for sure — internet isn't letting Pence off the hook without a fight.
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There's an intruder at Kristen Bell's house — and he's not leaving without a fight.
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Whether this is because they have facilitated these requests without a fight, who knows?
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However, Democrats won't allow the Trump administration to eliminate this measure without a fight.
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Our foreign competitor firms and their governments surely won't give up without a fight.
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His home state of New York may not let him go without a fight.
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If next episode's preview is any indication, Chad isn't going home without a fight.
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What's clear is that the American beer industry won't go down without a fight.
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"Bashir and his inner circle will not go down without a fight," said Osman.
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Iggy Azalea won't let Lizzo break her Billboard Hot 20193 record without a fight.
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And we love our country too much to let it falter without a fight.
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It's Jennifer Garner versus homemade bagels, and she's not going down without a fight.
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The United States was not about to give up the lead without a fight.
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I'm trying show them that we're not going to go down without a fight.
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McDonald's isn't about to let Wendy's debut its new breakfast menu without a fight.
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" She added that "unlike you, my generation will not give up without a fight.
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It doesn't appear that affected parties will go down without a fight in Missouri.
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Or at least they don't want to give up on him without a fight.
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The coalition advance forced them to quit the city largely without a fight on Sunday.
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It looks like the e-cigarette giant might comply with the FDA without a fight.
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DES MOINES, IOWA — Bernie Sanders — and his supporters — aren't letting Iowa go without a fight.
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Maybe don't get too excited: The modern robber barons aren't backing down without a fight.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump won't get Rex Tillerson as secretary of state without a fight.
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" She said that despite the unanticipated situation, Bobby "is not going down without a fight.
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" As multiple speakers echoed throughout the night, "We're not going to disappear without a fight.
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Tomi Lahren isn't going down without a fight — especially when her Facebook page is involved.
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He is not letting Frances back into his life — or the house — without a fight.
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Perhaps the military's biggest mistake was assuming the flightless birds would surrender without a fight.
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While Facebook's popularity in the region is growing, Google isn't going down without a fight.
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But Krispy Kreme may prove too appetizing for others to pass up without a fight.
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Regardless of what the future brings, Netanyahu has refused to go down without a fight.
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Mr. Bollea could not have secured justice without a fight, and he displayed great perseverance.
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Despite Hillary Clinton's near-insurmountable delegate lead, Bernie Sanders isn't going down without a fight.
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Her body was ready to leave this Earth, but she didn't go without a fight.
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And big-name shows, like Grey's Anatomy and Supernatural, won't go down without a fight.
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I won't let them pocket the profit from my house without a fight in court.
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But late on Thursday it appeared the situation could still be resolved without a fight.
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However, Rivaldi believes it unlikely that Generali will succumb without a fight to any potential bidder.
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Why did Kraft pay the $1 million and give up the draft picks without a fight?
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However, Ireland says she and the transgender military community will not give up without a fight.
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An investigation of the remarkably well preserved vessel shows it didn't go down without a fight.
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"Too much is at stake to accept this without a fight," they said in a statement.
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The image of a peacefully sleeping baby surrounded by smiling senators didn't come without a fight.
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Major text book publishers aren't going to let go of $8 billion annually without a fight.
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"It's certainly demonstrated that (the Sharif family) is not going away without a fight," he said.
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Lopez refused to go down without a fight, forcing a first-set tiebreak that Nishikori edged.
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Montreal may have finally pushed too hard and won't likely pull this off without a fight.
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There have been more recent signs that he is reluctant to give up without a fight.
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Ms. Pudjiastuti, the ultimate self-made woman, is not about to go down without a fight.
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But it quickly became clear that Putin wasn't going to let Ukraine go without a fight.
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If you're not going to spend the money there, it's like giving up without a fight.
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Jeff Sessions was confirmed as US attorney general on February 8 — but not without a fight.
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Something so useful to so many high-profile people is unlikely to disappear without a fight.
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It's likely that CKE is not going to happily pay the $1.45 million without a fight.
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I'm sorry, the wealthy and the rulers have never given up their power without a fight.
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The win, which extended the Aztecs' best start in program history, did not come without a fight.
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While he's more likely to get confirmed than not, Democrats are not going down without a fight.
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The industry's biggest players are unlikely to give up a multibillion-dollar revenue stream without a fight.
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Certainly with President Obama in the White House no big deal will get through without a fight.
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And if this week's court actions are any indication, they are not going down without a fight.
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Given the stakes and the personalities involved, don't expect either company to back down without a fight.
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They said more than 20 checkpoints had been abandoned overnight around Trin Kot city without a fight.
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Ten years into its record-breaking expansion, the US economy is not going down without a fight.
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One thing is certain: Netanyahu will not go down without a fight, whatever the cost may be
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But Samsung isn't going down without a fight, and the company has the numbers to prove it.
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Just not without a fight and multiple tries—which is pretty impressive for a piece of clothing.
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New Delhi (CNN Business)The king of YouTube is not giving up his throne without a fight.
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After moving to Tristar and going a year without a fight, Tarec Saffiedine came back looking terrific.
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Hilarious, witty, heartbreaking, and soul-crushingly real are terms that normally don't go together without a fight.
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"I'm not going to just give those people over to Trump without a fight," Newsome told me.
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Democrats, however, are not going to allow a star witness to dodge public testimony without a fight.
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In the end, it would have been cheaper to simply pay Mr. Aleynikov's fees without a fight.
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Many invested their life savings into the land deals and are unwilling to go without a fight.
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We're told she was calm during the 10-minute convo and ultimately got off without a fight.
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If you think they're gonna give you your country back without a fight, you are sadly mistaken.
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Do you think in that scenario, party elites will let him become the nominee without a fight?
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But securing those materials won't come without a fight that Democrats may not even need to pursue.
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House Republicans moved quickly Wednesday morning to demonstrate that they won't concede impeachment without a fight. Rep.
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Nobody is packing it up and going home without a fight so devastating that everyone would lose.
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It didn't come without a fight, though; Richman told me many organizations were reluctant to go all in.
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The American athletes beat out Brazil's top-seeded Larissa Franca and Talita Antunes, but not without a fight.
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Surrounded by officers with their weapons drawn, Tordil surrendered without a fight after about five minutes, police said.
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That should have been the end of it, but Singer and Morgan wouldn't go out without a fight.
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But it was not without a fight, and some arm-twisting from Riyadh and Moscow, OPEC sources said.
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"Too much is at stake to accept this without a fight," the two said in a statement yesterday.
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Still, Qualcomm isn't going down without a fight and is also seeking up to $15 billion from Apple.
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Nothing against Illustrator, but FreeHand was their tool of choice—and they weren't giving up without a fight.
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Make no mistake, the fossil fuel industry is not going to give away their power without a fight.
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If they think they are going to give you your country back without a fight, you are mistaken.
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While none of those stars listed above took home the W ... they didn't go down without a fight.
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If you think [the press] are giving you your country back without a fight, you are sadly mistaken.
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This is not their White House, it's ours and neither one of us leaving without a fight. Trust.
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The rise of the alt-right shows that these dark ideas are not going away without a fight.
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Hamilton grabbed the lead when Bottas pitted for tires, and he didn't let it go without a fight.
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But we can be grateful that at least our constitutional republic will not be lost without a fight.
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Even if the most embedded practitioners are far too vested to abandon their dark arts without a fight.
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It's what everyone's short is, and why portfolio managers aren't letting the price go down without a fight.
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Regardless, Cook says that Apple will not be going along with the plan, at least without a fight.
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And Apple and Microsoft — creators of Siri and Cortana, respectively — aren't going to give up without a fight.
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"In the world we're living in, it's hell no, we're not giving up that seat without a fight."
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"These are not people who relinquish things without a fight," Mr. Goldman said of Nigeria's fuel import merchants.
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Well I'm here to tell you that unlike you, my generation will not give up without a fight.
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The lunch was book-ended by espressos, suggesting that Mr. Hollander does not ease up without a fight.
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But DeDe probably won't go down without a fight, just like Crowley didn't in his race with AOC.
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Senate minority leader Chuck Schumer was not about to let the rules click into place without a fight.
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Well I'm here to tell you that, unlike you, my generation will not give up without a fight.
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A free and open internet is at stake, and the tech giants aren't letting it go without a fight.
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There will be rocky times ahead — the moderate Democrats and anti-Sanders crowd aren't going down without a fight.
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In Zweig's time, he added, liberals gave up "virtually without a fight, even though they had all the cards".
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Too much time, effort and political capital had been invested in TPP to give it up without a fight.
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One thing for sure, though, is based on Sunday's rally's attendance, scientists will not go down without a fight.
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Most of the Kurdish forces withdrew without a fight, but reports of low-level clashes continued and tensions remained.
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But Merkel, Macron and Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said they too were not giving up without a fight.
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Part of them will join Nusra, some will join FSA, and others will leave their weapons without a fight.
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Vetrano Put Up A 'Ferocious' Fight For Her Life Detectives have said Vetrano didn't go down without a fight.
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"None of these guys are going to give up a fraction of market share without a fight," said Harteveldt.
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Either way, fans have spoken: They want more Girl Meets World and they're not giving up without a fight.
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He will not do this without a fight, as the party is still formally committed to the nuclear deterrent.
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On Wednesday, however, a powerful state committee demonstrated that the conservative forces would not relinquish power without a fight.
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However, the changes to the CPP are unlikely to go into effect without a fight in court from environmentalists.
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In return for going without a fight, he was given asylum in Equatorial Guinea, an even worse African dictatorship.
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The president will not allow his underlings at the Treasury Department to turn over his returns without a fight.
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But we shouldn't expect the nation's abortion giant to give up piles of free taxpayer money without a fight.
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Regrettably, the UFC opted to scrap the fight altogether, leaving Kennedy without a fight on this historic fight card.
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Sanders, ideologically to his left, gave no sign that he intended to give up that prize without a fight.
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Sanders, ideologically to the left, gave no sign that he intends to give up the nomination without a fight.
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There may be a new generation ascending, but the old Grammys are unlikely to go down without a fight.
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Whether it makes it to the president's desk without a fight from the tech giants remains to be seen.
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But on Thursday, Twitter drew a line on what it is willing to stay quiet about without a fight.
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Bill McGlashan, the former TPG exec accused in the college admissions scam, isn&apost going down without a fight.
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California state officials made it clear they don't plan to accept the revocation of their waiver without a fight.
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Many right-wingers are also known for talking a big game but then ultimately backing down without a fight.
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Since then, Apple has declined to comply with such orders without a fight, a person close to the company said.
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The path to 100 percent will be a long one, and the engine won't cede such ground without a fight.
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Kesha has been to hell and back, and she's not going down without a fight in her new music video.
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Our beloved Mzee has clearly not lost the will to live and is not going down without a fight. pic.twitter.
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When we see skinny boys climbing lampposts and jumping off piers, we know they aren't going down without a fight.
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"We are not going away without a fight," Jerry Dias, National President of Unifor, told a news conference in Oshawa.
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Amazon is trying to take over online shopping, but the original e-commerce platforms aren't going down without a fight.
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Russia teaches us a very important lesson: losing an ideological war without a fight will ruin you as a nation.
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Not one to be owned without a fight, Musk took to Twitter the next day, and savagely dismissed Zuckerberg's comments.
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Meanwhile, more space for bikes means less for cars, and motorists will not surrender their parking spots without a fight.
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The Euro tournament has shown so far that no team, far less the Icelanders, will go down without a fight.
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No one gives up perks without a fight, and the ending of this CBS drama has yet to be written.
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Still, after withholding the documents for so long, Mr. Trump is unlikely to hand over his taxes without a fight.
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Republican stall tactics: House Republicans moved quickly Wednesday morning to demonstrate that they won't concede impeachment without a fight. Rep.
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Netanyahu, who has maintained that there will be nothing because there is nothing, will not go down without a fight.
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The other side: Democratic policymakers, left-leaning groups and the tech industry aren't letting the rules go down without a fight.
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These women and others are insisting that female sexual pleasure is a fundamental right that we won't surrender without a fight.
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Despite his cancer taking "an unexpected turn," the couple remained hopeful: "He is not going down without a fight," said Jill.
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And yet, if nothing can be taken for granted and change rarely comes without a fight, there remains reason for optimism.
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But Japan, who celebrated their first ever medal in the men's team event, did not settle for silver without a fight.
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As we predicted, Olivia didn't go down without a fight – instead, she did what she does best and talked about herself.
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But Vitaly Popov, the site's owner, is not giving up without a fight, no matter how unlikely he is to win.
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In addition, nearly all right-wing riders, a favored mechanism from Republicans throughout the budget wars, were excised without a fight.
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Instead, the community has become something of a refuge for people in recovery, one they won't give up without a fight.
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And however qualified that independence might presently be, it is one that ordinary citizens will not give up without a fight.
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Over the past 50 years, Democrats have neglected the South, leaving 170 Electoral College votes on the table, without a fight.
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Neither side appears willing to go down without a fight and new elections in these circumstances would be fraught with peril.
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The Pentagon selected Microsoft for JEDI, a contentious $10 billion cloud computing contract, but Amazon isn't giving up without a fight.
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But it seems banks would be foolish to let too much money — and too many clients — move online without a fight.
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But she won't go down without a fight because she really believes in her business and so do her loyal customers.
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The president and his top advisers have repeatedly signaled that the administration would not hand over the documents without a fight.
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The silence surrounding Leslie Moonves shows that even now, entertainment executives aren't ready to give up their perks without a fight.
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Mr. Bennett and Mr. Chen are our life coaches today, and they advise you not to go down without a fight.
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That motion is amendable, and there's no expectation Schumer and Democrats will simply just let the trial end without a fight.
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And Devenanzio, who is the most prolific and successful player in the history of the show, isn't going down without a fight.
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But in 1940 the Latvians allowed the Russians in without a fight, and then lived under Soviet occupation for half a century.
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Uganda has never had a peaceful transition of power, and few citizens think Mr Museveni would ever leave office without a fight.
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If the Rules Committee agrees to the Regunburg proposal, it will likely be passed by acclamation at the convention without a fight.
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Chicago dashed to a 6-1 lead after two innings, but Seattle didn't yield its four-game winning streak without a fight.
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Because if we do, then we will also be reminded that London doesn't succumb to plagues, tyrants or terrorists without a fight.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK If London's nightlife is destined to go down, it won't do it without a fight.
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But the three most recent episodes have proven that Negan and his minions won't go down without a fight, with devastating results.
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The Trump administration has said the aim is full denuclearization, something North Korea is not expected to give up without a fight.
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The Iraqi government's advance over the past week has been achieved with comparatively little violence, with Kurds mostly withdrawing without a fight.
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Kurdish forces handed over Sinjar without a fight to the Lalesh Brigades, a Yazidi militia backed by Baghdad's Shiite paramilitary forces (PMF).
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Case in point: The matriarch Smurf (Ellen Barkin) returns to lead the Cody boys, and she won't go down without a fight.
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" "The vast majority of EPP prime ministers don't believe that we should give up the presidency quite so easily, without a fight.
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It comes as the president has made clear he has no intention of handing over his personal financial records without a fight.
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Japan and Europe went gently into eclipse, and the Soviet Union surrendered without a fight (at least until its current revanchist phase).
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Democracy may be on the decline in America, but one pizza chain isn't giving up without a fight and some extra cheese.
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Clearly, Trudeau's not going down without a fight, but it's a good bet the blackface photos come up during Wednesday night's debate.
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"She now has a healthy respect for that, but she&aposs not going to let him go without a fight," McNamara continued.
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She caught it, but not without a fight: the Home Depot employee also suffered scratches and bite marks to her face and body.
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Anyone who has followed Hugh Jackman over the years knows he doesn't give up without a fight — both on and off the screen.
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Last week, Mr. Khalil said, Kurdish forces left his village and Syrian forces allied with Turkey took control of it without a fight.
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Her remarks from the Senate floor suggested the suspended president had no intention of accepting the bid for her impeachment without a fight.
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And even as Sears loses share, including another decrease in the category during the second quarter, it isn't giving up without a fight.
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WHAT'S HAPPENED- AND I THINK IT'S A GOOD THING FOR US- IS THEY SORT OF PUT US ON THE BOARD WITHOUT A FIGHT.
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Oracle has made it clear it's not giving up without a fight, while Amazon Web Services intends to defend itself against Oracle's claims.
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We won't back down, we won't be silenced, and we will not let these politicians attack our health and rights without a fight.
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I'd rather lose the Senate majority with a fight over first principles than the Supreme Court of the United States without a fight.
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Thomas' agent has made it clear Isaiah is demanding a starting role -- meaning he won't surrender the job to Lonzo without a fight.
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Philadelphia is on the verge of becoming the first major city to pass a tax on sugary beverages, but not without a fight.
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Netflix has canceled One Day at a Time — but the critical darling's fervent fan base isn't letting it go down without a fight.
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And I think what people need to realize is they're giving it away without a fight, you know, without even thinking about it.
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Yet, the latest proposed regulation on re-submission thresholds suggests a longer trend of companies reluctant to cede corporate control without a fight.
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The tobacco industry did not go down without a fight, however, as R.J Reynolds spent almost $12 million to defeat the city's measure.
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Maria Cantwell, a Democrat, is running for her fourth term in the U.S. Senate — but not without a fight from nearly 30 challengers.
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They won't get there without a fight, as powerful industries like retailers that face higher taxes will wage all-out war against it.
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The refrain of one of his best known love songs "I won't give up without a fight" became a chant for the protesters.
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And Canadian Brooke Henderson is not ready to surrender her title without a fight, coming off a victory at the Meijer LPGA Classic.
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If I ask them to take something down, they normally will — but not without a fight, despite my own identity being at stake.
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Mando and Cara implore the villagers to move away, but they have roots stretching back generations and they won't go without a fight.
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Life has become a serious struggle for the family, but of course the OGs of woke culture aren't going down without a fight.
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She always will be the strongest person I know so I knew that there was no way she would have gone without a fight.
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Which means they're unlikely to receive the documents they want without a fight — or if they do, it won't be in a timely fashion.
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Renad Mansour, an expert on Iraq at the think tank Chatham House, says ISIS will not give up its crown jewel without a fight.
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If you're thinking of moving from your high-tax locale, chances are your state's income tax auditor won't let you leave without a fight.
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If Hillary Clinton wins the White House, it seems like a given that President Obama will fork over the POTUS Twitter without a fight.
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The Academy may have snubbed women directors again this year with the Best Director nominations, but the ladies aren't going down without a fight.
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Even with a deep knowledge of how these things tend to fit together, they weren't able to get the AirPods disassembled without a fight.
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GRAHAM: And that comes down to Trump, convincing them that they can no longer go on the path they&aposre going without a fight.
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It's rare that a TV show depicts two friends who have the same ex-boyfriend and handle it with maturity and without a fight.
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But it always should have been obvious that those with power connected to fossil fuels will not give up that power without a fight.
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Heading into 2018, some of those landlords feel as if they have more authority and won't allow retailers' doors to close without a fight.
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Three years removed from a Final Four appearance, the backcourt tandem of Fred VanVleet and Ron Baker were not going down without a fight.
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And the most consolidated parts of our private health industry aren't going to let a strong countervailing power set up shop without a fight.
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But despite the loss, Mahomes made it clear that he would not be giving up his status as the reigning MVP without a fight.
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State tax auditors are aware of the appeal of income-tax free havens, and they're not likely to let you leave without a fight.
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Whitney Houston's Emmy award will NOT be auctioned off without a fight ... the Television Academy just filed a lawsuit accusing Heritage Auctions of theft.
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"Russia takes Africa without a fight," proclaimed a recent analysis of Russia's strategy in Africa by Ria Novosti, a state news agency in Moscow.
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For what it&aposs worth, big banks haven&apost been willing to let the market they&aposve long dominated slip away without a fight.
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In general in authoritarian regimes that still hold elections, it's better to participate than to hand all power to the government without a fight.
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It is difficult for me to imagine them letting such a cherished part of the local cuisine drift to the coasts without a fight.
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However, the lions seem to have bitten off more than they could chew, so to speak, as this giraffe wasn't going down without a fight.
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Whatever their verdict, the case will probably be appealed — with $9 billion on the line, neither side is likely to go down without a fight.
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"The plan is for the YPG to go without a fight, but if they want one we will give them one," says one Turkish diplomat.
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The LNA has secured Sabha airport and other strategic sites in the area in recent days, after local groups handed them over without a fight.
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However, Genish, who had been pursuing a three-year turnaround plan, remains on the board and is determined not to give up without a fight.
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Sam refuses to let the son of Jeor Mormont — the 997th Lord Commander of the Night's Watch, and his mentor — go down without a fight.
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In November 2001, the Taliban abandoned Kabul without a fight, and a month later the U.S. triumphantly installed Hamid Karzai as the new Afghan president.
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In other words: it may be that Mr Smith's bid serves primarily to let MPs quit with honour, having not given up without a fight.
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A statement from the Manbij Military Council said the Islamic State militants would be allowed to leave the city with light weapons, without a fight.
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"Today the president is sending a message that American innovation and manufacturing will not be bullied out of existence without a fight," the company said.
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In an absolute best-case scenario, AWS could end up with the JEDI contract — though Microsoft would likely not let that happen without a fight.
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The White House on Wednesday agreed to repurpose some Ebola funds to ramp up their response to the Zika virus – but not without a fight.
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"It's really about a president that is not willing to fold without a fight," Republican Representative Mark Meadows said in an interview on Fox News.
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The message to Precourt and the league was clear: Columbus fans would not abandon the decades of cultural capital they had expended without a fight.
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Friday's deadly incident shows that Maduro won't step down from power without a fight and that there is potential for the violence to get worse.
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To date, the Senate Appropriations Committee appears committed to advancing its sensible PFC modernization proposal, but the airline industry won't give in without a fight.
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SAN FRANCISCO — The cattle ranchers and farm bureaus of America are not going to give up their hold on the word meat without a fight.
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As a ruler who once pledged to rule his country for a billion years, Jammeh would likely not give up without a fight, she added.
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She caught it, but not without a fight: The Home Depot employee also suffered scratches and bite marks to her face and body, according to FOX13.
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On Saturday, an armed group of antigovernment protesters occupied a remote federal wildlife refuge in Oregon and warned that they would not leave without a fight.
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According to docs, McCartney's tried numerous times to get confirmation Sony will transfer the rights without a fight, but says he kept getting the run around.
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And deep down they must know that they need each other, that without a fight between them their legacies will be incomplete and awash with asterisks.
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They surrendered three without a fight in Montana, South Carolina and Kansas and ran a campaign in Georgia that was shallow, risk averse and content free.
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If we had to guess, we'd say he might end up meeting his match this time — but there's no way he'll go down without a fight.
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Yesterday, 500,000 people took to Washington DC to tell the lecherous little pussy-grabber in the White House that they weren't falling off without a fight.
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My company, On Call Central, had received threatening communications from patent trolls, and I was not willing to let them have their way without a fight.
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If Amazon wants to defend the value that it provides to both consumers and small businesses, it should let its private labels go without a fight.
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With most of the menstruating women in America using tampons, it's not likely that this move to end the discriminatory tax will stop without a fight.
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An ideology that at one point enslaved and immiserated roughly a third of the world collapsed without a fight and was exposed for all to see.
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But, Matt ain't goin' down without a fight -- staying physically active and wearing a special cap 18 hours a day to keep the cancer at bay.
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"Today the president is sending a message that American innovation and manufacturing will not be bullied out of existence without a fight," Suniva said on Monday.
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Dedi Malacasta, 60, an Agta pastor who has lived in Dimasalansan, said that when the mayor asked locals to leave, they did so without a fight.
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The old system — "l'ancien régime" — will not surrender without a fight, and this includes both the mainstream and the established extremes, far right and far left.
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Great Britain could not coerce Argentine forces to withdraw from the Falkland Islands without a fight in 1982, despite deploying nuclear forces to the South Atlantic.
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Based on the teaser, we know she won't be going out without a fight, and it looks like we see her taking hold of Negan's bat.
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There were also signs that he wasn't ready to go to prison without a fight, notwithstanding the terms he agreed to as part of his plea deal.
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The end is nigh for Orphan Black, which premieres its fifth and final season on June 10 — but our clone sisterhood isn't going down without a fight.
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The Justice Department moved to appeal the decision, but allowed the $85 billion deal to move ahead without a fight as the appeals court made its determination.
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" On Thursday, Paisley kicks off his Life Amplified World Tour in Sacramento while basking in the smashing reception to his new Demi Lovato duet, "Without a Fight.
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He's painfully learning — as every politician who attempts tax reform inevitably learns — that lawmakers and interest groups won't give up their favored tax breaks without a fight.
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As of Tuesday afternoon, reports were emerging the Syrian Kurds had struck a deal to enter the key town on that front line -- Marea -- without a fight.
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The fossil fuel industry and its advocates are seen as the enemy in a David and Goliath battle, and they are not giving up without a fight.
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Democrats can take heart: Biden had his strongest debate performance to date, while Sanders showed that he is not about to cede the nomination without a fight.
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Pavic missed an easy forehand volley at the start of the third set to drop his serve, but the Croats did not go down without a fight.
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The peasants of prerevolutionary France did not love their oppressor as we do; the earth's consumer billions will surely not lay down their appliances without a fight.
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The French had no intention of letting their empire dissolve without a fight, and Le Duan found that asserting himself in the new government was a challenge.
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Although Alabama has not been represented by a Democrat in the U.S. Senate in 20 years, Jones has said Democrats must not concede the seat without a fight.
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But the guerrillas aren't giving up their business without a fight — FARC and ELN fighters have clashed recently with Urabeños members in Antioquia, reportedly over coca-producing turf.
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Across England, 148 councillors—137 of them Tories—have already been elected without a fight, according to the Electoral Reform Society, which campaigns for fairer votes in Britain.
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"We woke up one day and Al Qaeda had vanished without a fight," a local journalist said, speaking to AP on condition of anonymity for fear of reprisals.
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"We woke up one day and al-Qaida had vanished without a fight," a local journalist said, speaking to AP on condition of anonymity for fear of reprisals.
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Setting the federal budget is a complicated task in and of itself even without a fight over funding for a wall and a path to citizenship for DREAMers.
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Bush's welcome mat Bush is already in New Hampshire, and the man who has viciously attacked his fellow Floridian is not ready to go down without a fight.
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After her last turn when she lost the game, lost her company's financial security, and almost lost Caleb (Tyler Blackburn), she's not moving her piece without a fight.
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Comcast's plan to outbid Disney for Fox's assets is evidence that CEO Brian Roberts believes the deal is too unique for Comcast to pass up without a fight.
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Three of those riders — Armstrong, Landis and Contador — have been stripped of some or all of their victories, but those falls from grace didn't happen without a fight.
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For now, though, it's clear that Mitchell doesn't intend to let his history as one of classic gaming's most prominent high scorers to be erased without a fight.
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A new plan to facilitate the development of such housing was approved by the state a few months later, though not without a fight from many Encinitas residents.
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When I did ask, as casually as I could, whether the vase came from my father, the people in the house, to my surprise, surrendered without a fight.
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Vern was very protective of Pickett "and would not have let him go without a fight," head zookeeper Hannah Schroder said in a statement shortly after the incident.
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But just like his long, drawn-out refusal to concede after losing the Alabama special election, it doesn't look like Moore plans to go quietly without a fight.
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While Attorney General Jeff Sessions promised to "claw back" federal grants from so-called sanctuary cities, at least one city isn't giving up that money without a fight.
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" Last month, Jill opened up to PEOPLE about her husband's condition, saying that Bobby's cancer had taken "an unexpected turn," but he "is not going down without a fight.
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Proving no lead is safe with Brady at the controls, the New England quarterback would not go down without a fight throwing touchdowns to James White and Danny Amendola.
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Slater, who was a water rights lawyer for 30 years before taking over as Cadiz's CEO in 2013, is not giving up on the railway pipeline without a fight.
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Issa avoided getting mucked up by a Democratic opponent in his original district and — rather than defending it from flipping to the Democrats — simply surrendered it without a fight.
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Apple made the calculated decision that acquiescing without a fight would be worse in the longterm for the public, or at the very least for its own public image.
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Mr Bannon, who has vowed to back primary challengers to those Republican senators he deems insufficiently loyal to Mr Trump, crowed that Mr Flake "went down without a fight".
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"Anyone who comes on this stage and tells you they can make change without a fight, is not going to win that fight," Warren retorted a few speeches later.
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A bill in the Massachusetts state legislature would require cities to designate areas in which dense building can occur without a fight—a measure targeted at expensive, restrictive Boston.
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So for the moment, the new ship's opponents have successfully sent a message others who want to shake up the industry, that they're not giving up without a fight.
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He terrorized the approaches to New York, Philadelphia, the Chesapeake and Charleston, S.C., and cultivated so terrible a visage that merchant captains simply surrendered to him without a fight.
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Serena Williams's personal life and priorities have certainly changed in the past 21 months, but she was not going to bid adieu to the French Open without a fight.
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Osaka took the first set comfortably 6-2 at the Margaret Court Arena, however became visibly frustrated in the second as Saisai refused to bow out without a fight.
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"I inform the new powers-that-be that not one meter of ground, in the domain of social rights, will be given up without a fight," Mr. Mélenchon thundered.
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Impeachment Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has stepped up to force House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's hand in the upcoming senate impeachment trial, and she's not relenting without a fight.
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Over the last 15 years, the industry's three biggest mergers — ConocoPhillips and Burlington, Exxon Mobil and XTO, and Royal Dutch Shell and BG — were agreed upon without a fight.
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Still, luring customers away from a deeply entrenched South African banking sector will be a major challenge, and the big banks are unlikely to cede customers without a fight.
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This drop in airplay appears to be the warning shot ahead of what could be a similar backlash, but diehard fans clearly won't let MJ go down without a fight.
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When Bosnian Serb forces surrounded the UN-protected "safe haven" of Srebrenica in 1995, peacekeepers from the Netherlands handed it over without a fight, leading to a massacre of civilians.
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"If you think they're going to give you your country back without a fight you are sadly mistaken," said Bannon, who formerly ran the confrontational right-wing website Breitbart News.
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This is when it really was impressed upon me the importance these bars had to the people who stayed -- and that these bars did not simply exist without a fight.
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But "the girl" is not something that Chocano will abide without a fight, which is exactly why she's written the book on why it's time for the trope to retire.
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That's right: In case you forgot, she's racked up quite an impressive list of credits as a director and producer in Hollywood — but her success hasn't come without a fight.
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It looks like Jonathan Teo isn't going down without a fight, several months after his venture capital firm was subsumed by a sexual harassment scandal involving co-founder Justin Caldbeck.
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A tangle of tax breaks is unlikely to be relinquished without a fight, and the coddled manufacturing sector cherishes the subsidies and trade barriers that shield it from foreign competition.
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But liberal activists, internet companies and others — many of which lobbied intensely for the strong open internet protections that the FCC adopted in 2015 — aren't going down without a fight.
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"We've spent so much time [defending net neutrality rules] that we're not going to go down without a fight," said Mark Stanley, who runs communications and operations for Demand Progress.
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Given its shrinking state, speculation has been swirling for years that a bankruptcy filing is imminent for Sears, but the department store chain's CEO won't go down without a fight.
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Many of Congo's citizens and opposition leaders, including a group represented by Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld, aren't so sure that Kabila will give up the presidency without a fight.
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But Weinstein, who was infamously easy to enrage during his career as a Hollywood power broker, also refused to go down in the court of public opinion without a fight.
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Trump's victory was a kind of political Fort Sumter, a sign that a smaller and more racially conservative part of the country would not accept social change without a fight.
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My name has not yet been removed from the letter, but I accepted the decision without a fight because I don't need anyone else's validation save for my own tribe's.
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Kurdish forces withdrew without a fight from the city of Kirkuk and other areas after members of a Kurdish faction opposed to Mr. Barzani negotiated an agreement with government officials.
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"As follow-up and clearing operations continue, we expect the enemy to yield more previously occupied positions, but not without a fight," said the head of the armed forces, Gen.
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Of course, magic can't go out of the world without a fight, or a series of them — vampires tearing into witches, witches conjuring fiery weapons with which to smite vampires.
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Embattled Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro showed off his military's firepower Sunday in a demonstration meant to show the world that he will not be removed from office without a fight.
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" Not without a fight: The conservative Competitive Enterprise Institute (CEI) unveiled a Youtube ad yesterday that urges Trump to "keep your promise" on exiting Paris and "don't listen to the swamp.
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It is possible the company could take some share from established competitors, especially market-dominant Toyota and Hyundai, Dunne added, but he doesn't see those importers ceding volume without a fight.
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As you can imagine, she's less than pleased when a gaggle of onlookers await her in the bedchambers following the wedding, and she's not giving into the custom without a fight.
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Huawei's already proven that a ban in the world's second largest smartphone market won't hamper its rapid success, but the company still won't go down in the States without a fight.
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" Country star Brad Paisley, who collaborated with Lovato on the 2016 single "Without a Fight," also tweeted, "My friend @ddlovato is one of the kindest, most talented people I've ever met.
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Currently, the dance music community is up in arms over the local government's decision to close down London clubbing institution fabric for good, but it's not going down without a fight.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Jeepneys, the flamboyant passenger trucks of the Philippines, are nearing the end of their reign as the "Kings of the Road", but they're not going down without a fight.
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The New Jersey superintendent arrested in May for allegedly pooping on Holmdel High School's track and football field has resigned from his position — but is not going down without a fight.
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She may not be able to use the zombie Mountain as she'd planned to trial-by-combat her way to freedom, but I can't see her going down without a fight.
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Even after Johnson, 28, was sent home, he refused to leave without a fight and wound up coming back for vengeance (to be seen when The Bachelorette returns in two weeks).
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Even though they're offering seven dollars, it's a pain in the butt to bring a live iguana—they don't go down without a fight and their tail whip is really strong.
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Alaphilippe lost ground in last Sunday's Pyrenean stage but, despite having never raced for the general classification before, the holder of the yellow jersey will not go down without a fight.
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"We cannot allow them without a fight to drive piles into the sediment and thereby irreparably change the bottom of the Hudson or that area of the Hudson," Mr. Emery said.
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Neal -- a business-minded Democrat who has earned a reputation as a willing negotiator -- had hoped Trump would be willing to negotiate and turn over his tax returns without a fight.
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"The police, as soon as they were inflicted with some casualties, gave up about 27 posts one after another without a fight, and our posts were surrounded by surprise," said Col.
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Fortunately, the men on board the sub opened the hatch and were quickly hauled out without a fight, though the boarding team was armed with pistols and ready for the worst.
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"It wasn't without a fight," Daniela said of her resistance to the idea, testifying that she attempted to call Myers from a payphone the day before the so-called program began.
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The company has said many of its leases are up for renewal by the end of fiscal 2018, which gives it some flexibility to move out without a fight with landlords.
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"We were both very upset, but despite the geographical distance that was about to come between us, we weren't going to let each other go without a fight," Ms. Ryles said.
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"The vast majority of EPP prime ministers don't believe that we should give up the presidency quite so easily, without a fight," Ireland's center-right Prime Minister Leo Varadkar told reporters.
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Netflix's dominance at the awards show marks the ascent of streaming as the biggest thing in new media — but the traditional networks, premium and basic cable, aren't giving up without a fight.
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The current quarter will give us a better understanding of Mac sales and the MacBook Pro, and I can't imagine Apple will let PCs take over the high end without a fight.
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From Greenpeace's point of view: "It's about the industries of the past making way for the cleaner industries of the future, and they're not going to go without a fight," Brancaforte says.
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The United States, Britain and its allies maintained just enough troops there – the Berlin Brigade – so that while West Berlin remained militarily indefensible, it still could not be taken without a fight.
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Though Facebook took down pages across the political spectrum, the manipulators that have relied on gamed distribution and fake account amplification are not going to let their pages go without a fight.
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Ahrar al-Sham pulled out of Harem and Salqeen towns without a fight but gave up the bigger towns of Sarmada and Dana only after fierce battles, an Ahrar rebel source said.
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It might have been a longer journey than he or his fans would have liked, but real life rarely has the habit of giving up you what you want without a fight.
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Nadal was never going down without a fight though and began to play with a frightening intensity in the second set, pumping himself up with roars of "Vamos" after winning key points.
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"Wyoming caucuses in just four days and New York votes two weeks from today, and you can bet the financial elite of this country won't give up without a fight," he said.
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As cities across the country increasingly reject Columbus Day, choosing instead to celebrate Indigenous People's Day, some Italian-Americans have sent a clear message: Their holiday isn't going down without a fight.
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"Let the ping-pong tournament begin, as Comcast won't let Fox brush off its all-cash premium offer without a fight," Macquarie analyst Amy Yong said in a research note last week.
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But hard-hitting 18-year-old Potapova, despite needing medical attention to her shoulder, refused to go down without a fight and Gauff had to earn her place in the second round.
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"Maduro is looking unlikely to go without a fight — setting the stage for a prolonged power struggle that will likely lead to sustained production declines if history is any guide," Fitzmaurice said.
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"If you think they're going to give you your country back without a fight, you are sadly mistaken," he said during an appearance with Reince Priebus, the White House chief of staff.
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Heston plays George Taylor, an astronaut whose space travel means that he travels centuries into the future to wind up in this mad house but he won't go down without a fight.
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"I told him that a great power that has assembled dozens of armies does not back away without a fight unless it had achieved its goal," Mr. Qian wrote in his memoirs.
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The attorney general is too important an office, and Mr. Sessions's views are too extreme — as Republicans themselves saw 30 years ago — to allow his nomination to sail through without a fight.
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The Saudi-led coalition said that offensive killed 800 al-Qaeda fighters and several leaders, though Mukalla residents told Reuters the number appeared unlikely and the group withdrew largely without a fight.
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The militants took advantage of wartime chaos to seize a broad swath of the country but pulled out of Jaar without a fight in May as part of a deal with local tribesmen.
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Blac Chyna has a serious hacker problem on her hands ... and if some exposed messages ring true, she's not going down in her trademark battle with Kim, Khloe and Kourtney without a fight.
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If the apocalypse is coming, these witches are not going down without a fight — Cordelia, Myrtle Snow (Frances Conroy), and Madison Montgomery (Emma Roberts) look as badass as ever in the new clip.
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"This show is a message to Trump and the government that you can't roll back women's rights without a fight," the exhibitions co-director Jessamyn Fiore said in an interview at the event.
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The Saudi-led coalition said its offensive had killed 800 al-Qaeda fighters and several leaders, though Mukalla residents told Reuters the number appeared unlikely and the group withdrew largely without a fight.
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Recognising that fabric can't disappear without a fight, streaming giants Boiler Room today assembled a panel of some of the biggest names in contemporary club culture, the night-time economy and British politics.
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Notable: It's one of the rare health care bills that's significant and yet passed easily, with bipartisan support and without a fight — and it could be one of the last for a while.
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"Not only was it a shock and travesty that they had" — what follows is redacted in the military's report but seems to refer to how Afghan forces abandoned Kunduz City without a fight.
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With congressional Republicans allergic to finding new resources from anywhere except cutting programs for the poor and his own political influence flagging, the president has effectively abandoned his infrastructure plan without a fight.
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His hope: That Trump will hand the returns without a fight and his committee can then move on to other work like infrastructure, taxes and protecting protections for people with pre-existing conditions.
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Islamic State militants quickly showed that they were not going to abandon the villages without a fight: They unleashed at least five suicide vehicle bombs — the militant force's take on precision-guided weapons.
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Booker also seemed to realize that political debates are about vaguely corny one-liners, and delivered enough to raise hope that New Jersey's native son isn't going to go down without a fight.
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The anniversary of the 1989 Beijing crackdown was marked in Taiwan with mass vigils and protests, and government assertions that the island would not abandon democracy or join the mainland without a fight.
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Since how much money we do or don't spend affects literally every aspect of the wedding, it's nearly impossible to nail down any plans, and entirely impossible to do so without a fight.
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Three of his songs, songs "Almost Spring" and "Without a Fight," as well as "Rise Up, My Dear," became the protest anthems for two successful street uprisings in Ukraine, in 2004 and 2014.
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Nicholas Sparks says the free ride is over for his brother's ex-wife ... he's trying to kick her out of a home he claims he owns, but she isn't leaving without a fight!!!
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Yet, Kroger isn't giving up without a fight, recently announcing new initiatives like its plans to open a "comfort food" restaurant, called Kitchen 1883, at a store near its corporate headquarters in Cincinnati.
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It wasn't without a fight — Clinton is still on track to win the popular vote — but that fact offers little solace to her supporters and the majority of Americans who voted for her.
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Falcon, an ex-soldier and two-time governor of Lara state, counters that they are ceding power to Maduro without a fight and insists he would win if discontented Venezuelans turned out to vote.
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"The market is already giving AMD credit for significant share gains, but Intel is not going to let that share go without a fight with pricing the only real lever to pull," he said.
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"Unlike Congressman Goodlatte, I am serious about saving lives and making sure Native American women are invisible no longer―and I'm determined to not let Savanna's Act go down without a fight," she continued.
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Lawrence Taylor isn't going down without a fight -- pleading NOT GUILTY to DUI in an incident where he allegedly sideswiped a cop car ... despite the fact cops say he essentially confessed at the scene.
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But their vision was a marked divergence from the polished New Jack Swing style — suits and hard-bottomed shoes — that permeated R&B culture at the time, and Harrell wasn't sold without a fight.
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A century later, it was Ward who took on the Israeli owners, El Ad, when they arrogantly assumed they could carve the Plaza into condos and dispense with 900 union jobs without a fight.
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Kurdish leader Masoud Barzani announced on Sunday he would step down, and accused security forces loyal to a rival political party of "high treason" for yielding territory to the central government without a fight.
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Prosecutors ain't going down in their case against Robert Kraft without a fight ... they just filed docs saying a judge was wrong to bar them from using the graphic sex spa video in court.
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There, with her trademark bow in her hair, she flaunted the persona she had perfected: a feisty, witty, outspoken spinster (although she was actually a widow) who refused to grow old without a fight.
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Dole says GOPers should fall in line behind Trump The dynamic isn't much better on the Democratic side, where Bernie Sanders is mathematically blocked from clinching the nomination but won't go down without a fight.
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Systems are entrenched for a reason, and men, especially white men, aren't just going to hand over their power voluntarily, and the women who benefit from patriarchy aren't giving up their power without a fight.
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It's not clear if patients will steer clear from certain drugs if TV ads show high list prices, but Bagley said some in the industry need to show they won't go down without a fight.
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Turkey did intervene, using the second largest army in the NATO alliance to back up Sunni Arab Syrian rebels, as they moved to take the Syrian border town of Jarablus from ISIS, almost without a fight.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Triple world champion Lewis Hamilton reminded Mercedes team mate Nico Rosberg that he will not hand over his Formula One title without a fight after dominating Friday practice at the Brazilian Grand Prix.
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But not even that came without a fight: Older senators wanted a traditional model -- come to Washington in January, do business and return home by summer -- while younger senators wanted a designated six-week summer recess.
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Christopher Budzisz, an associate professor of politics at Loras College and director of the Loras College Poll, said even with Grassley narrowly leading, he's hesitant to believe the Iowa senator will go down without a fight.
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The Syrian rebel forces, which have served as advance troops for the Turkish operation, seemed to have entered the city without a fight, after the Kurdish People's Protection Units, or Y.P.G., withdrew to the surrounding hills.
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Abdul Basit, 21, who like Mr. Jasim remained in the Hawija district under ISIS rule, said he was shocked that so many militants had fled without a fight because they had seemed so terrifying and ruthless.
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Sadio Mane makes a dangerous run cutting through the middle, but Sanchez is determined not to let him through without a fight, and brings him down about 30 yards out and gives up a free kick.
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Giuliani later claimed he was joking, but it seemed like a warning to the President that he is skilled in Trump's form of Twitter jiu-jitsu, and he won't go down like Cohen without a fight.
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Luckily for the people of Nome, Togo wasn't going to give up his place on Seppala's team without a fight, and Togo reportedly jumped through a window and made his way back to the breeder's side.
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The eviction notice appeared on the door a few days ago, but the homeless mothers who took over the vacant, investor-owned home in Oakland, California, weeks ago say they're not going anywhere without a fight.
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The differences between her upbringing and his become hard to ignore — Nick's judgmental mother (Michelle Yeoh) flat-out tells Rachel she isn't right for her son — but our heroine refuses to go down without a fight.
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A Bioethics PerspectiveUnlike most countries in the developed world, the United States is still deeply mired in the…Read more ReadAmerican pro-choice women are not going to relinquish their right to an abortion without a fight.
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This is obviously bad news for food-free joints hoping to take advantage of thousands of extra folks in town for Super Bowl 53 ... but they weren't going to let the business opp pass without a fight.
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Between the iMac Pro and a rethink of iOS dedicated, in part, to bringing more functionality to the iPad Pro line, the message is clear: Apple's not giving up any of its market share without a fight.
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Amber Portwood isn't about to let her ex-BF hightail it outta Indiana with their son without a fight ... and says he has zero reason to leave their home state because he can do his job anywhere.
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While Mr. Mnuchin has been fairly cautious in discussing the request, Mr. Trump and his top advisers have made it increasingly clear that they will not allow the president's tax returns to be released without a fight.
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The first notable use of the charge in the United States followed the War of 1812, when the commander of Fort Detroit was prosecuted for surrendering without a fight, said Joshua Kastenberg, a former Air Force judge.
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Naturally, the beneficiaries of such schemes, such as train drivers who can retire at the age of 50 (rising thanks to earlier reforms, but only to 52 by 2024), will not give them up without a fight.
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"Over the last 5 years, nearly 30 American solar manufacturers collapsed; today the President is sending a message that American innovation and manufacturing will not be bullied out of existence without a fight," Suniva said in a statement.
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While it's likely that the Republican-controlled Senate will clear the path for Trump to remake the highest court in the land for generations to come, that doesn't mean that most Democrats will go down without a fight.
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President Donald J. Trump's administration poses a grave threat to net neutrality, according to open internet advocates, but leading Democrats and progressive activists are not going to let the internet's open access principle get killed without a fight.
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Dimitrov, who has slipped just outside the top 20 in the world after early exits in his last three Grand Slams appearances, would not go out without a fight, though, and took the third set in another tiebreak.
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A statement by the mostly Gulf Arab coalition said on Monday its offensive had killed 800 al Qaeda fighters and several leaders, though Mukalla residents said the number appeared unlikely and the group withdrew largely without a fight.
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The fact that Obama submitted to unethical GOP tactics without a fight does not change the fact that American justice fell victim to this constitutional coup d'etat against justice employing tactics that would have outraged our Founding Fathers.
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"Over the last 11.53 years, nearly 30 American solar manufacturers collapsed; today the President is sending a message that American innovation and manufacturing will not be bullied out of existence without a fight," Suniva said in a statement.
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Iran has invested heavily in deepening its influence in an arc from Iraq through Syria to Lebanon and will not give up its strategic gains without a fight, even as US sanctions make its expansionism difficult to afford.
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Joaquin Castro of Texas "aren't going to let the President declare a fake national emergency without a fight," in response to a report from Bloomberg that the lawmakers have plans to unveil legislation that would halt the declaration.
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The career of Sergei Yeliseyev helps to explain why Ukraine's armed forces gave up Crimea almost without a fight - and why NATO now says it is wary of Russian attempts to undermine military loyalty in its eastern European members.
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He leads Bernal by 2750:30 going into the last two competitive stages in the mountains and while his yellow jersey seems to be hanging by a thread, Alaphilippe has shown he will not go down without a fight.
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If nothing else, an extremely-powerful company that has experience in the DC lobbying game is finding out it won't get a new home in NYC without a fight that cuts at the core of the Democratic Party's identity.
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In "Mystified," he sings: So tell your Asian girlfriend what you want to, Tim I won't be coming over tonight And tell those Bleecker speed freaks that you hang out with I won't be going down without a fight.
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He gave it up without a fight, and she ended the brief rebellion in Parliament, an abortive heist that reflected the current chaos in Britain's government, where confusion — about policy, authority and a mace — has in recent days reigned.
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With the repeal of net neutrality protections still looming—though not without a fight—and companies like Comcast looking for ways to punish cord cutters for not subscribing to cable, those customer satisfaction numbers might drop even further in 2019.
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With Google expected to make a big push for game streaming — possibly even announcing its own gaming hardware for the first time — Steam's announcement seems to be an indication that it's not willing to cede the space without a fight.
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Yet while Goldman Sachs analysts have predicted that banks stand to lose 100 percent of the student, consumer and mortgage loan business to marketplace lenders over the next five years, many of the megabanks aren't giving up without a fight.
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Vekic, 22, refused to surrender without a fight, breaking back and winning three games in a row before Bertens rallied to snuff out any chance of the match being pushed to a third set with a second decisive break of serve.
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Frantic, Kim does a mad dash to her office to call Paige at Mesa Verde and firm up their lunch — she's desperate to take that huge client with her to her solo practice, and won't go down without a fight.
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Syrian government troops entering Rojava without a fight represents a massive victory for not only Assad but Putin and the Iranians, who had long demanded the Americans withdraw from the strategically critical corridor that links northern Iraq with eastern Syria.
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"The Americans are not going to surrender global technological supremacy without a fight, and the indictment of Huawei is the opening shot in that struggle," said Michael Pillsbury, a China scholar at the Hudson Institute who advises the Trump administration.
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It's a sign, like today's protest, that after 20 years of establishing an open culture, Google will not be able to restrict its employees' abilities to investigate and question its executives' decisions without a fight from its own rank-and-file.
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The political opposition thus has a tough choice to make: participate in the announced elections under daunting conditions and try to eke out a victory, or boycott and risk handing power to the government without a fight for another six years.
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Even when made of natural fibers, clothing does not biodegrade without a fight, especially if they have been dyed, printed on, or liaised with harmful chemicals, as residual toxins seep into the earth or get released into the air if burnt.
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But the Democrats have apparently decided they aren't going down this time without a fight, even if, as star Supreme Court lawyer Lisa Blatt told senators on Tuesday, he's the best nominee liberals could ever hope to see from a Republican president.
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While I doubt Trump himself is particularly interested in rallying a violent mob — at least beyond trying to sell them Trump-branded pitchforks — clearly the audience he has aggregated will not simply accept a traditional "peaceful transition of power" without a fight.
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It's happened countless times before—'tis the nature of the DIY beast for things to dissolve and be (hopefully) reborn—but patrons of downtown LA DIY institution The Smell aren't letting the beloved punk venue and community space go down without a fight.
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Not all violators— alleged violators, rather—accept their summonses without a fight, which is what brought Pakenham, the other day, to the Office of Administrative Trials and Hearings, or OATH , on John Street, where he had a handful of old cases awaiting adjudication.
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But whether it was my Toys 'R' Us store, Deadspin's newsroom in New York, or the Hahnemann University Hospital in Philadelphia, our livelihoods were all turned upside-down by private equity firms — and we decided not to go down without a fight.
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"The Americans are not going to surrender global technological supremacy without a fight, and the indictment of Huawei is the opening shot in that struggle," Michael Pillsbury, a China scholar at the Hudson Institute who advises the Trump administration, told my colleagues.
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Uber is unlikely to abandon its largest UK market without a fight, but the ramifications of that battle could force Uber to change its ways beyond the borders of London — especially as it relates to safety and the way the company classifies its drivers.
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Honda's Marquez can win a fifth MotoGP title with a win at Motegi but Dovizioso, his closest rival in the championship race, showed he was not willing to give up without a fight as he set the fastest qualifying time of 1:44:590 seconds.
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But while the Chromebook has seen surprisingly rapid growth after a couple of years of failing to meaningfully move the needle, the company won't be expanding into any new markets without a fight, as two perennial edtech heavyweights gear up for their own next steps.
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At a time when international politics feels like it's reaching a moral nadir and everyone is clashing, it's animating to see everyday women in everyday situations being remarkably bold – being politically active, but also just trying to live how they want without a fight.
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" On the media: He framed the "corporatist globalist media" as hostile to the national interest (the same framing Trump is using.) His most extraordinary quote: "If you think they're [the media] going to give you your country back without a fight you are sadly mistaken.
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The agreement now promises Turkey that those Kurdish forces will withdraw from that area without a fight, in addition to the United States accepting a Turkish-controlled "safe zone" and agreeing to lift President Trump's threat of painful economic sanctions on Turkey for its incursion.
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In a televised speech announcing his plan to step down, Barzani said followers of rival PUK founder Jalal Talabani, who died in early October, had been guilty of "high treason" for handing over the oil city of Kirkuk to Iraqi forces without a fight two weeks ago.
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She didn't go without a fight, bringing down two State Supreme Court justices with her for their involvement in a racist, sexist pornography-sharing ring, not a crime but an embarrassing reminder that some Philly officials can't even perform simple tasks without sullying them in some way.
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Seattle did not go down without a fight, however, as it rallied for three runs in the seventh inning to forge a 7-7 tie and answered Oakland's run in the top of the eighth with one in the bottom half to again knot the contest.
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By requiring a default mens rea standard, the power to prosecute and convict citizens of everyday behavior is eroded greatly and the fear tactics implemented in the hearing suggest that the executive and proponents of "over-federalization" are not going to relinquish that without a fight.
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Numerous fighters posted photographs and videos of themselves online with the green, black and white flag adopted by the Syrian opposition as they walked through empty streets where the black flag of Islamic State still flew; it appeared that most of the militants had fled without a fight.
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Meanwhile, the likes of Rustam Khabilov, Ali Bagautinov, Omari Akhmedov, Ruslan Magomedov and Albert Tumenov are all considered among their respective division's best competitors—even Olympic wrestler Bilyal Makhov, a resident of Makhachkala, Khasavyurt, in Dagestan, is signed to the UFC roster without a fight to his name.
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That Russia was able to take the territory without a fight, that many Crimeans (but by no means all) welcomed the annexation, and that, for some, Russia's historic claim to Crimea gives a veneer of legitimacy to Russia's action, tempt many to accept the annexation as a fait accompli.
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"They are corporatist globalist media who are diametrically opposed to the economic nationalist agenda that President Trump presents…if you think they're gonna give your country back without a fight, you're sadly mistaken…" Bannon refers to the press as the "opposition party" and says we've been wrong since day 1 pic.twitter.
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Whites in both Europe and America have made it very clear that they will not accept becoming a demographic minority without a fight, and will continue to vote for candidates that speak to that concern and promise immigration policies that put off white minority status for as long as possible.
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Related: Dozens of civilians reportedly killed by US-led coalition airstrikes in Syria On Thursday, the SDF-allied Manbij Military Council put an offer on the table – IS militants would be given safe passage out of the city with light weapons, without a fight, if they left within 48-hours.
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But while Trump seems to advocate for a hands-off approach to Obamacare while he attends to other matters—like building a structurally impossible wall—others like Paul Ryan aren't ready to give up on ending one of the fastest expansions of health coverage in US history without a fight.
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On Noisey: Despite Demolition Notice, LA DIY Institution The Smell Won't Go Down Without a Fight Joe's Auto Parks, which owns The Smell's building, issued demolition notices to all the tenants on the block (which also include the New Jalisco Bar, the Downtown Independent movie theater, a nightclub, and a CrossFit gym).
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Seattle is suing the Trump administration for threatening to defund sanctuary cities Seattle is suing the Trump administration for threatening to defund sanctuary cities While Attorney General Jeff Sessions promised to "claw back" federal grants from so-called sanctuary cities, at least one city isn't giving up that money without a fight.
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Less than a week after Turkey launched an incursion into northern Syria with Mr. Trump's assent, President Bashar al-Assad of Syria, considered a war criminal by the United States, has benefited handsomely, striking a deal with the United States' former allies to take the northern border and rapidly gaining territory without a fight.
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Read More: California Won't Let Trump Destroy Emission Standards Without a Fight In addition, the Trump budget axed four missions that were explicitly designed to monitor climate change: PACE, OCO-3, CLARREO Pathfinder, and the Earth-observation components of the DSCOVR satellite, which would study ocean chlorophyll, atmospheric carbon dioxide, climate feedback loops, and macro-climate observations respectively.
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We've seen these faceless characters throughout the show, but this week, just as I was thinking about the sheer number of anonymous security personnel at Delos who seem to arrive just in time to be killed, the show gave me a duel between Teddy and a mustachioed security guard who was determined not to go down without a fight.
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On Monday, without a fight, government forces seized a number of towns that had recently been held by the United States' allies, including Tel Tamer, home to an Assyrian Christian community; Tabqa, which has a large hydroelectric dam on the Euphrates River; and Ein Issa, where the United States kept a contingent of forces, until recently.
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But their opponents, several of whom have significant advantages of their own, showed that they would not give way without a fight: Mr. Buttigieg especially came in for bruising treatment, drawing tough challenges from every other candidate onstage, including over his criminal-justice record as mayor and his failure so far to appeal to black and Latino voters.
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Mosul is the last and largest stronghold in Iraq for the terrorist group, and the offensive is being seen as a crucial step in the ongoing U.S. effort to train Iraqi forces and debilitate IS. Iraq's second-largest city, Mosul fell to the so-called Islamic State in 2014 when the Iraqi army fled without a fight.
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Whereas the reconciliationist narrative is a feel-good story for white America—the underlying message being that there are no deep differences in American society that can't be solved by white people finding common ground—the anti-racist narrative is bleaker but more clear-eyed, emphasizing that racism is deeply embedded in American society and can't be defeated without a fight.
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Uber has already confirmed it will appeal TfL's decision—the tech giant was hardly going to give up on one of its largest markets without a fight—and, while that appeal goes ahead, TfL has said the service can continue to operate as normal, meaning it's very unlikely that you won't be able to get a cab via the app next weekend.
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And while several people helped persuade the last four occupiers to leave on Thursday, including Gavin Seim, a self-described liberty activist who streamed a video of the occupiers' telephone conversations, the popular evangelist Franklin Graham; and KrisAnne Hall, a self-proclaimed constitutional educator, few people in the drama came to such vivid life as Ms. Fiore as she counseled the group into surrendering without a fight.
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I was hopeful that by then black students would be accepted into A.P. classes without a fight; employers would no longer be tossing out résumés with "black sounding" names; black women would get the same pay for the same work as white men; and black families could live in the neighborhoods of their choosing and get mortgage rates based on their credit and not on the color of their skin.
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