Surrender
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This unprecedented American withdrawal was a huge temporary defeat for our forces and ultimately led to the
surrender
of US and Philippine troops to Japan.
My other favourite songs are "Secret Loser" by Ozzy Osbourne , "Hold On Blue Eyes" by LaMarca , "Never
Surrender"
by Lion and the score itself.
Or maybe I can --- it demands a certain "innocence" and a
surrender
to sentiment that most adults today are uncomfortable with.
Pack up your arms &
surrender
to mine, and all of the other spontaneous musical moments are truly great.
Norwegian forces in central and southern began to
surrender.
Picture is about an Indian agent John Clum's efforts to have reservation Apaches police themselves and the
surrender
of Geronimo are the picture's highlights.
After he was deposed Cesare even had to go to a city in person to persuade the people to
surrender
to his enemies or they would be killed.
What does it mean to trust, surrender, take and give sexual intimacy, and love when you are explicitly denying your identity and suspect what even your love for your spouse?
The old-fashioned nature of the film making actually contributes to our ability to
surrender
our modern sensibility to see a long-ago style of living recreated.
This will allow President Bush to avoid seeming to
surrender
to the threat of nuclear blackmail.
Here is a difficulty illustrated by the recent
surrender
in Cambodia of two Khmer Rouge leaders, Khieu Samphan and Nuon Chea, who claim that their crimes should be forgotten, that "bygones should be bygones."
The language of justice and injustice, and demands of unconditional
surrender
and criminal retribution for the vanquished only promote – indeed, provoke – total war.
State-owned enterprises (SOEs), meanwhile, are expected to
surrender
more of their profits to the government – up to 30% by 2020.
As soon as these elites gained power, they became unwilling to
surrender
any of the state authority they inherited.
Space at the table for China could be obtained if the eurozone countries, signaling their commitment to the common currency, agreed to
surrender
their individual seats in exchange for one representing the entire monetary union.
The idea of a “social contract” – which arose during the Enlightenment in orderto address, without resort to divine right, the legitimacy of the state’s authority over its citizens – rests on the premise that individuals
surrender
a certain degree of personal liberty in order to secure peace and prosperity for all.
This de facto
surrender
creates a fertile environment for despotism.
To do otherwise is to
surrender
not only our freedom, but our hopes for better lives.
On the contrary, it amounts to a
surrender
of influence.
Long wars can end in one of three ways: unconditional
surrender
and an imposed peace; a conditional settlement, such as in Korea or Vietnam; or a diplomatic solution that reconciles all of the concerned parties’ interests.
Countries compete for investment, talent, growth, and opportunity in a globalized world, and those that are pushed out of the running
surrender
the greatest prize of all: human development, prosperity, and happiness for their people.
Those who did not
surrender
wanted to show their defiance.
Against all expectations, it struck a morally advantageous posture by offering to
surrender
some part of its budget rebate, but only if the rest of the European Union (i.e.
After all, although many believed that his indictment by the Hague War Crimes Tribunal, announced during the bombing of Serbia, would make him fight to the bitter end, he yet accepted unconditional
surrender.
Santos probably wanted to have the talks viewed as a relatively unconditional
surrender
and disarmament by the “narco-guerrillas.”
Its leaders feel their own bargaining position strengthened by the country’s new facilities and stockpiles, and, while hurt by sanctions, too much pride is at stake ever to
surrender
in the face of them.
For five months, negotiations remained at an impasse, culminating in the July 5 referendum in Greece, in which voters overwhelmingly rejected further austerity, and the Greek government’s subsequent surrender, formalized in the July 12 Euro Summit agreement.
But they did not surrender, and last month, Singh was given a 20-year prison sentence.
Our decision more than a decade ago to
surrender
Ukraine’s status as a nuclear nation is the clearest sign of our good neighborly intentions and political maturity.
US Vice President Joe Biden, usually a sharp critic of Russia, arrived in Moscow in March, supposedly to convince Putin to
surrender
his presidential ambitions for 2012.
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