| Designated the team's franchise player, he could be a training camp holdout for the second straight year. |
| So if all the studios but one want to give the union a better offer, that one holdout can add weeks or months to an impasse. |
| And if it hadn't been for just one holdout on Lyle's jury, Lyle would have been convicted of second-degree murder. |
| Under those facts, would your unwillingness to accept my offer evidence that you are just being a strategic holdout? |
| He has no hope of getting anything out of this holdout, so he basically is saying that he'd rather not play football than play for the Chargers. |
| But politics notwithstanding, Hollywood, in particular, is often portrayed as the last great liberal holdout in California. |
