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Sentence Examples Although it can be very difficult to give up smoking, many women find pregnancy is a strong motivation. Sam had told me that if I wasn't impressed by this then I should give up caving. In order to take the higher degree they have to give up their existing job. They hope Russia will put pressure on the Abkhaz and South Ossetian leaderships to give up their quest for independence. Rather than give up his explosives, the bomber detonated them, killing himself and the two robbers. I quickly left the midges behind but they were not about to give up and descending into Tarsaughaun, I could hear the hum at fifty yards. Luckily however, her mother and neighbours were not about to give up on the notion and warned her that if she didn't enter, they'd do it for her! Anyone who works these holidays must give up the payments of double time and time and a half. He resolved to give up princely life and become a wandering ascetic in search for the Truth. Not that we offer to give up our life, but that we offer to devote it entirely to Divinity. On that basis, we might as well all give up washing and go around smelling like badgers, and nearly as hairy, too. And Pentecostals, flattered by a little unaccustomed acceptance, may accommodatingly give up their vision. Women tend to want quick results if they're working alone, and they are more likely to give up in a few weeks if they don't see real progress. The cooperatives, undisputed market leaders in the production of acidophilic plants for garden centres, cannot give up on a policy of research. So, if you want to give up meat for moral reasons, but think you'll miss it, Quorn is a good solution. But it would be one step too far to expect them to give up their weaponry as this would be seen as surrender. The day passed slowly for him and as it wore on he began to slowly give up hope. I'll give up my Palm Pilot once pen and paper can do all the math for balancing my checking account on its own. She scolded the man across from her who refused to give up his seat to a lady. Because it has been working so well, I know that in a couple of years we'll be able to give up the day job. Show More Sentences A high-caste, well-born, English-educated lawyer had voluntarily chosen to give up power and position and live the life of an Indian peasant. But they are then afraid to give up for fear of putting the weight back on. Already, ministers and junior ministers must give up their council seats upon joining the Cabinet or junior minister ranks. Lose a spouse and find another, lose a job and retrain for another, give up mountaineering and take up rambling. The competition is aimed at getting children to give up junk food and eat healthily. Perhaps he feared that John might have forced him to give up his adulterous affair with his brother's wife Herodias? To tell the truth, folks, there are so many debates running in parallel here that I'm inclined to give up the ghost. I also had to give up white and wheat flour because they block the digestive process. Mr England decided to convert the barn when the pressures on farming forced him to give up keeping pigs at his holding two years ago. Amy's parents will find it just as hard as I did but the most important thing is that you keep your chin up and don't give up hope. Just as they were about to give up hope, Mr Smith started whooping and yelling. What happens when the football stops, when those 35-year-old legs give up the pretence and start acting their age? We don't have to give up our values, beliefs or principles but we do have to move on. For a few thousand dollars in ready cash, the newly hired private guards give up the possibility of a lifelong guaranteed retirement income. People who can still pay attention to the road and judge speed and distance with reasonable accuracy may be able to give up driving in stages. Although George began training as a pilot, he had to give up because of airsickness. And though he said he will not give up wingsuit diving, Donohue said the accident made him briefly reconsider his future in the sport. Dont expect anything you remotely want as a gift, unless you give up on dropping hints and give your partner your own wish list, in print. By befriending and not judging the working girls, Tricia and her team hope to support those who want to give up their work on the street. Most of these worms give up on the worminess after they realize that it takes some of the glory out of the game by playing wormy. Show More Sentences He's already a lame-duck leader, but if the nuclear-option strategy falls apart, Frist may have to give up his leadership post. But while Linda wants to give up trying for a child, Pete still has parental yearnings. Someone who would have gotten in had to give up their place because we wanted to remedy past discrimination. No cure has yet been found for the disease but Jonathan's father Don said they cannot give up trying. The team is not ready to give up on the class yet, but it would like to see something soon. I again succeeded in ambuscading them, which caused them to give up pursuit for the night. She did not give up until she intended to, but she carried the ability to analyze the worth of an action by its consequences. When Hero and Ursula leave, Beatrice decides that she will give up her proud ways, and requite Benedick's love. Did militant feminism require women to give up their womanhood and adopt masculinity? This saw him give up his bishop and after that he had no option but to resign on the 41st move. She is going to give up her immortality for me, angel, what can I do to show my love for her? One of the men leaned out the window and told a young man, aged in his teens, to give up his hat. Since you never give up ownership, you retain the right to control all of its uses. Meanwhile, copper atoms in the positive anode give up electrons and dissolve into the electrolyte solution as copper ions. None of them wants to give up federal funding and take responsibility for their own policies. If you don't give up this anti-life behavior, something awful is bound to happen. The more we give up belief in life after death, the more we want to value this life, and its experiences. There was evidence that he was anxious to give up work because of concerns about his health. Mike, Greg, and Peter all sport groovy perms while Bobby is finally able to give up the rinse and show off his natural hair color. Football players have to give up their profession at an early age and start all over and find a new line of work. Show More Sentences She didn't even give up in December when aquarists, convinced the eggs weren't fertile, began draining her 3,600-gallon tank. My favourite moment in the film is when Marto says he could give up the drugs easily and his girlfriend rolls her eyes. So, CRT and widescreen meet only if you're willing to give up many cubic feet of your living space to accommodate them. Before, you could stay between him and the basket, give up the jump shot and protect yourself against the lob or the drive. What if you don't want to give up space in the flower garden to grow fruit, or if your soil is too poor? Life gets so much easier if we give up the artificial notion that progress is linear. This gives the equivalent amounts of income respondents are prepared to give up or accept for a change in the level of another characteristic. He hasn't looked himself since he had to give up his day job at the High Court. I wouldn't give up iyengar, slower yoga for astanga but I think it's a worthwhile practice. Harry's decision to give up his commission causes an enormous ruckus among his friends and family. Julie had to give up work as a school support assistant because she is afraid to leave her son alone in the house. In fact, I would generally harry, hassle and hound them until they give up or leave the country. They have control of the financial tap that nourishes them, and they will not easily give up power. It's assumed both stores operate at a loss, staying in business to saturate the market and not give up the edge. But the number of animals with the protective adaptation is dwindling, as local farmers give up their taurine herds for large zebu animals. Shouldn't we give up the nervous fingering of the beads of the grandmas and the babushkas? Mr Kravchuk, who prides himself on his chess-playing prowess, did not give up his man easily. There are things that I like about being a woman that I wouldn't give up just to be considered more mannish. Stay strong, don't give up on your dreams, and never let your schooling interfere with your education. One of the most basic tenets of military strategy is never give up the high ground. Show More Sentences At one stage he thought he might give up tennis and take up football instead. It's bizarre that he can only see Maori becoming New Zealanders when they give up their Maoriness. Are there any others out there ready to give up the creature comforts of materialism and strike back for the working class? So singletons out there, don't give up hope, your pair is out there somewhere! After all, the old bat has only been told to rest by her doctors and give up public speaking tours. The development community was too entrenched for it to meekly give up its position without either a fight or an attempt at adaptation. Naturally Grandmother hounded him to his deathbed, trying to make him give up believing in Darwinian evolution. Too often, managers are forced to give up quality and skill for organisation. She can't open cans or bottles if the lid is tight, and she's had to give up needlepoint. His failing powers were shown up when he had to give up shooting after he accidentally peppered one of the beaters. They are taught to give up their meat-eating ways and to become vegetarians. But that begs the question of why that deal happened now as opposed to two years ago and what we had to give up to get it. Anyhow the first thing I vowed to give up for the New Year was the auld begrudgery. We go on until all of you give up or until the last man is standing, a fight to the death. While some folks escape winter by vacationing to Mexico, Hawaii and Florida, why give up the ski days? When it comes to mind games, he can give up any idea of ever getting the better of his opponent. Only when mind awakens to the fact that reality is its own creation can it give up this reaching after the beyond. Mark, for example, didn't give up his usual breakfast of cream cheese and lox, but he did replace the bagels with lower-calorie bialys. You put the ball in play more often than almost any pitcher in the minor leagues, yet you just don't give up base hits. An investor must be induced by a potential investment return in order to give up a risk-free alternative like a Treasury bill. Show More Sentences I have seen far too many people give up too quickly on their programs after a few short weeks. We are all born Pelagians and only give up the notion as the result of the clear teaching of Revelation. It is unfortunate that Laxmi Pandit had to give up her Miss India-World 2004 title following the controversy over her marital status. After blood tests and a biopsy, Coeliac disease was confirmed and he was told to give up gluten. And as for politicians not having changed anything, are you suggesting we just give up democracy and go for mob rule? Taylor gave up hope, realising that Simone wasn't going to give up until she was done blabbering about her date from last night. Of course, I could use a day or two off, but I'd rather not give up 2 sick days. They give up their particular claim to sovereignty and cast themselves on the waters. He then took his books and staff and cast them into the sea, openly vowing to give up his long-held practice of sorcery. The screen would move in waves in front of my bleary eyes so I'd give up trying to make sense of the dancing letters after a few minutes. It seems that it is enough to bless the Goddess or the God, or to bring wine and cakes to the Sabbat, or to give up some of one's time. There was no way he was going to give up or moderate his tyrannical power except at the barrel of a gun. The equity is perhaps a matter of argument, but the position is it is mortgaged but the mortgagees will give up their priority to the charge. Granted, groundball pitchers tend to give up more hits than flyball pitchers, but the extra hits generally go for singles rather than homers. He did not, however, give up other studies but worked only slackly on them. Some people easily give up a chance or some potential probably because of a narrow-minded and negative point of view. The next nawab, his nephew Azim-ud-Daula, had to give up much of his powers and territory and became the first titular Nawab of the Carnatic. Most sniffers give up glue in favour of alcohol or other drugs when they can afford to. It would have been easy for me to give up and say I can't be bothered to be sniped at any more about wrinkly rockers and all of that. But Hughes didn't give up and Screwdriver gave one last push to win by a neck. Show More Sentences If the funding is cut, Macalester might have to give up its need-blind admissions policy, Lindeman said. Cults brainwash their members into believing that they have no worthwhile thoughts of their own, and give up their right to speak for themselves. Most clubs and societies exist because people are willing to give up their time to serve on organising committees. He claims he was forced to give up his job a few months after the accident and has suffered a loss of earnings. His decision to give up the daily grind was made when he took 10 weeks off in the summer of 2001 to ponder the future. I had to give up work early, because of having an illness, so I was unable to save towards a private pension. Why would a new staff sergeant give up a soaring Air Force enlisted career? Police have sent letters to persistent criminals warning them to give up crime or else. Will he be prompted to give up his criminal activities now that he can afford to live in luxury? Soon I give up and, nerves snapping, fight my way down teeming concrete canyons to a roundabout where I manage to hail an antiquated taxi. He also seemed to give up his mathematical work at that time but he had other interests to occupy his time such as stamp collecting and music. I have decided to give up that half-caf, extra-shot caramel macchiato I order at Starbucks twice every day. Unless we all start putting more away for our retirement, many of us will suffer a huge drop in our standards of living when we give up work. We should sustain this process and not give up if there are some obstacles en route. Despite the years of torment, she has a steely determination to see justice done for her beloved daughter, and she is not going to give up now. They spoke in a careworn fashion that made me give up hope that music and art might make a difference to anything. Scientists will have to step out of their laboratories and humanists will have to give up their haughty disdain for modernity. Of course, I understand that he was about to give up being shadow minister of the arts in any case. She pledged additional aid to ease the burden on Afghan farmers forced to give up their one cash crop. I was about to give up when I spotted the most beautiful, perfect, heavenly, off white, romantic fairy-fantasy skirt at the far end of the floor. Show More Sentences However, when I went two years ago, to a place near where I was working, the optician told me I could give up wearing glasses. Atoms give up excess internal energy by giving off photons as electrons return to lower energy orbits. Birr were not willing to give up without a fight and struck back with a second try, which left their days efforts to ten points. The scene will compel the low and middle income groups to give up their dream of owning independent houses hereafter. Health workers will also be on hand to answer questions about osteoporosis, diabetes, diet and how to give up smoking. Since you seem able to give up your romantic relationship, that's probably what you ought to do. Simply put, the pitcher who can give up the least percentage of flyball outs is best on track for good overall numbers. I had finished dinner and was about to give up hope when suddenly he was standing there. Plus, she changed the course of American history by refusing to give up her seat. I want to give up my selfish ways and follow your lead, for yours is the way of goodness and holiness. The village chief says he would not give up any of his six children but says others believe they are doing their sons or daughters a favor. Students who want to give birth have to be suspended from college so any student who doesn't want to give up study, has to postpone childbearing. When someone offered him a paltry amount to take the business off his hands, however, Hughes realised he was not about to give up that easily. The organisation also warns that parenthood forces mothers into low paid jobs or to give up work altogether. Billboards are also telling people to give up now before they become social pariahs on March 29, the day the prohibition comes into effect. So, I'm swithering at the moment about whether I will realistically be able to give up the alcohol. Bridget had to give up work as a part-time cleaner and cook in the local convent when she got sick. It's time to give up, or at least to give up the idea that a unilingual public should be able to follow. Queenslanders must give up peewees, South Australians desist talking about Murray Magpies and I must stop enjoying Mudlarks. She clumps around and nestles into a corner, and then humphs because I don't give up my bed for her. Show More Sentences Join us next time when we attempt to make Dave give up the pennies in his penny loafers. But evangelicals and Pentecostals should, it is urged, give up their separatist ways. You do not have to give up your authority as a parent or be permissive to parent in a more cooperative way. I strained my ears and was about to give up when the faint sound of a rumbling engine became perceptible. No doubt I shall lose a son by your death but if you give up your faith I shall be called the mother of a deserter and faithless son. He encouraged her to give up the drugs and she showed immense strength by going cold turkey and coming off heroin. Without jobs, it will be harder to persuade young men to give up their weapons and to disband their militias. While we recognize the relativity of any system of beliefs, we do not want to give up on them all, lest we give up on the hope of changing the world. They want to hold the seat that Giffords had to give up after being shot in the head by a mentally ill man. We're going to give up home runs, but the good relievers bounce back. DeLaney recommended that she give up all wheat and dairy, in case her stuffy nose was caused by allergies to those foods, and forgo the beer she drank daily after work. We do not begin squeezing Iran to give up its nuclear program. Now, Adele, who was once his main squeeze and still carries a torch for him, must convince him to give up his drinking and start swinging the clubs again. I personally thought that Carina would be rather reluctant to give up the position of King's mistress even if Edmund had promised her nothing more. A clause in the current scheme means the spouse of a dead officer would have to give up their pension if they remarried or decided to live with someone else. Why would anyone want to give up the dynamic resplendencies of the American Founders' vision for the stultifying servitude of ancient collectivism? But don't give up hope if you're not headed to the left coast. Obviously, I'm not going to suggest that we should all give up cell phones because some teenagers may be misusing them. A native of Trinidad and of Indo-Caribbean descent has agreed to drop her reverse discrimination suit against the university, and to give up any claim to a teaching job there. The Earth cannot give up ever greater quantities of black gold. Show More Sentences Should you give up in despair that this is one more thing the rich have managed to monopolize? Mine often used to give up on me when I was overdoing things! And if his storming start is anything to go by, he will give up his last drop of energy as he looks to seal his own special place in Olympic history. If only we did live in a world where these evil aforementioned monstrosities have and never will happen, to give up my whole belief system would be a price I would gladly pay. The staff give up their time free of charge and the charity raises money to run the workshop selling the ornaments left over from house clearances. Were Donetsk separatists now going to give up their weapons and vacate the occupied buildings? And heavy smokers would be expected to pledge to give up cigarettes. We might, for example, give up the claim that this liquid is an acid, or the claim that this is a piece of litmus paper, or the claim we are not hallucinating, etc. There will never be a silver bullet in security, just like there is never a silver bullet in any other line of work, but does that mean we should give up trying? Unfortunately, following the old adage that mothers raise their sons in the image of the men they wish they had married, our mums refuse to give up on us. Ferguson might not be ready to give up on the 25-year-old Parisian, who had a brief spell on loan at Newcastle in 1999, but is considering other options. Should we give up because powerful forces are arrayed against us? These perplexing documents simply refuse to give up their secrets. Contrary to the blood-soaked novel, when you get yourself in a sword fight, opponents will kneel down and give up when you've hit them enough times. Statistics show people who are supported to give up can double their success rate, as do those who use Nicotine Replacement Therapy such as patches, gum, or lozenges. Otherwise, Hollywood may give up on interesting, grown-up movies altogether. They had to give up their record attempt because it was not windy enough. And Hamas is unlikely to give up the territory without a major, major fight. It is now impossible for such a relocation to happen, but this does not mean it is time to give up the fight. Next came a walkabout, with one little girl very hesitant to give up her flowers to Camilla. Show More Sentences I don't think people in other departments want to give up the final say-so when it comes to files that they created or may want to refer to sometime in the future. We are at the point where Boehner should plainly be willing to give up the speakership if it comes to that. The idea was to give up the pubs and clubs, and save our money to see the world, to experience different cultures and broaden our small-town minds. Over the next few weeks, Rosemary discovered that several other people had planned to open small shops in Camembert, only to give up after encountering obdurate bureaucracy. Tossed in a hot pan for a scant five minutes, the sprouts soften and give up their starchiness, wilting into a warm slaw scented with white wine and citrus. The standoff was finally brought to an end when the father convinced his son to give up and surrender peacefully. Then, when I matured a little, I saw what he had had to give up for me. After a lifetime of dealing with the stress of ADHD, it can be hard to give up old patterns and let go of painful memories. The CI advocates tell me that I should give up using ASL and become fully immersed in the hearing world. People are starting to recognize that depression must relate to biology, because who would give up such an outwardly gifted life? But if you give up both animal protein and carbs, what are you supposed to eat? And even traditional Hollywood, in the wake of his 2006 implosion, didn't totally give up on him. We are all they have, and if we give up hope, we will only strengthen the monsters that did this. So I feel that not enough is being done to persuade people to give up because the government know that they're on to a good thing with the tobacco trade. It led him to give up his business and embark on a series of perilous journeys into the heart of equatorial Africa to find the true source of that mighty river. These reveal that many users spontaneously give up the drug of their own accord, without benefit of detox, rehab or any other professional intervention. This forced the federal government to give up interference with the legal proceedings and the tribunals ended up acquitting us from the crimes we were accused of. He was absolutely right, although illiterately put, the second you give up any information, you're treading dangerously close to a 5th amendment concession. Unlike him, however, he does not give up on teaching the unteachable. Due to a lack of support, many women give up and switch to bottle feeding. Show More Sentences It was an appeal of the artist to his countrymen not to give up their traditional values in exchange for the Western modernization that had begun in the Meiji period. I always give up when someone tickles me because I am so ticklish. Naturally, Kimmel used the opportunity to fire off a zinger about Leno's refusing to give up his show to O'Brien. A stallion starts a harem by abducting females from other herds, but the dominant stallions from which he steals do not give up their females easily. Or maybe it's in the archives, in which case it's like looking for a needle in a haystack so you might as well give up now and go searching on someone else's page instead. In the Narasimha Rao years, the issue was raked up when the Prime Minister held the post of the party president, and several chief ministers did not give up PCC presidentship. There were also stalls offering beauty treatments and products, allergy testing, information about cosmetic dentistry and advice on how to lose weight and give up smoking. What wretched creature would give up the fight before he's truly lost? In recent years, Jamie has managed to give up drugs and, according to friends is a considerably calmer individual. If selected, he would have to give up his seat in the House and any hope of supplanting John Boehner as speaker. We could give up in disgust, forget the whole thing and let it pass. He will never give up his chewing tobacco and spittoon, according to an insider, although he is said to be a Virginia gentleman rather than a Texas swaggerer. Refusing to give up her source, Miller spent 85 days in jail before she finally acknowledged finding out about Plame from Libby. Dew soaked grass and rain sodden leaves stubbornly refuse to give up their moisture, allowing the walker to squelch his way across the murky landscape. She could give up and stay at home on benefits or move onward and upward. To make Australian companies competitive, workers have to give up 100 years worth of gains and not question what we are told to do by our elders and betters. Her father died when she was a small girl, thus compelling her desperate mother to give up her only child to the care of an order of nuns, the Ursulines. Through mindfulness we have to give up things we are attached to. Tonight, against a team that got shelled 7-1 last night, they come out flat, give up two goals in 2 minutes and then proceed to do NOTHING for a whole game. In essence, the Committee holds to the view that once Canadians give up control over what amounts to our cultural sovereignty, we can never get it back. Show More Sentences In men's wills, usufruct on the husband's property is left to widows under condition that they give up their right to dowry and extradotal goods in favour of offspring. My sources say that it's the two head honchos, the prez and veep, that are in the midst of this scandal and they will be forced to give up their positions in this campaign. Cursing is another vice that some people decide to give up on. Eventually they will become so distracted, and their relationships will be so corroded by duplicity and miscommunication, that they will simply give up and die out. Years may wrinkle the skin, but to give up enthusiasm wrinkles the soul. The moment one of the partners is expected to give up their beliefs and to fit in with an alien culture against their will, we no longer have a healthy marriage. Feinstein had to give up his auto mechanic business because of bad publicity resulting from his arrest and now works in real estate. As time passed, exhaustion and despair led people in the sea to give up and slip underwater. In September, a European Court of Justice ruling required the Dutch government to give up their golden shares in major companies. We will give up and stop any manifestations of chauvinism and xenophobia. He asked John I, Henry II's son, to give up the throne in favor of Constance. In contrast to Wireds, Minimizers give up much sooner, on average after only 28 seconds, but give up just as often as Wireds. Decimus Brutus refused to give up Cisalpine Gaul, so Antony besieged him at Mutina. However the Chukchi ended this campaign and forced them to give up by killing Pavlitskiy and decapitating him. Then he demanded that the ciggie-puffing Bowen give up her bar stool perch because he was tired of standing. In 1358, following a war with the Kingdom of Hungary, the Treaty of Zadar forced Venice to give up many of its possessions in Dalmatia. Perhaps organizers will simply give up and settle for chatter. But it'd be a shame if you had to give up going to something your son enjoys because of these two floozies. Furthermore, France was required to give up all claims to Flanders and the Artois. He decided that he would give up and return to the merchant Marine. Show More Sentences More micromanagers give up due to frustrations of having too many deer than those who quit simply due to lack of deer sightings. Still not willing to give up the promise of wealth, he convinced his wife to come, bringing their surviving daughter. They were willing to share the land with the Europeans, but the Indians did not intend to leave or give up access. The only downside is I can't give up the day job to become a full-time ligger. Often, I give up trying to sleep at all and instead I go outside into the small courtyard around our rondavel. In fact, Leah will give up bearing children for many years until finally she has Issachar and Zebulun, Jacob's ninth and tenth children. No rabbi should be called upon to give up his halakhic principles. However, says David Jones of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, researchers shouldn't hastily give up on pharmacogenomics. Chicot said no player actually had to give up the famous number following the Ka'a'gee Tu First Nation retirement announcement. Thankfully, American tree-huggers didn't give up and some formed the American Chestnut Foundation. Sir Michael Stoute's Peeress was the meat in the sandwich and was also hampered, having to give up third place to P ro clamation. As a consequence of this war, the Ottoman Empire had to give up Tripolitania and Cyrenaica. The tight arithmetic means the two main parties are reluctant to give up one of their own to fill the post and lose their vote in the chamber. But the wasteground was already cleared. So the workers resolved to give up a Monday to voluntary labour to scatter rubbish all over it. Henry Ford was a fanatical tobaccophobe and, had it been possible, would have insisted that all of his employees give up cigarettes. He claimed that this included a commitment even to give up painting if God so wished. When these conditions are not met, some plants give up carnivory temporarily. In Italy, many shops now remain open during siesta, while in China, companies are encouraging employees to give up their traditional break time. And if Lorne Spicer's new book is right, some of us may be tempted to give up the day job. This conflict ended with the Treaty of Breda, which stipulated that the Dutch give up their claim to New Netherlands in exchange for Suriname. Show More Sentences Prez, 33, of the Bronx, New York, was at the top of his game when he decided to give up his corporate job to start his own business. The former hellraiser, who learned to play the piano following his decision to give up booze, has become an opera-goer. The ordinary Cossacks had to follow and give up their traditions and liberties. Let's give up the useless, trainspotterish, British habit of glorying in old timetables. But Meterologists Exacta Weather yesterday said people shouldn't give up hope just yet. The aim of the Plan was to encourage nearly five million farmers to give up farming. That clay will not allow rainwater to penetrate far and will not give up much water to plants, so the site is a drouthy one for plants. But McCartney, 50, is hardly ready to give up the ghost of his creative past. Whatever made you think in the first place that I would give up the security of my happy marriage for a hole-and-corner affair with you? In 197 BC, the Romans decisively defeated Philip at the Battle of Cynoscephalae, and Philip was forced to give up his recent Greek conquests. The Seleucids sued for peace, and Rome forced them to give up their recent Greek conquests. William X, Count of Poitou died in 1164 without being installed in Ireland, but Henry II didn't give up on the conquest of Ireland. He sent her to Aquitaine and demanded that Richard give up his lands to his mother who would once again rule over those lands. In 1154 he defeated an English and Powysian invasion, but was forced to give up some territory bordering the River Dee. For Season 3 Tori Spelling and Dean McDermott give up innkeeping and buy their first house. This was interpreted by some Muslims as requiring them to give up parts of their religion to obtain citizenship and was resented. Nonetheless, he did not give up his idea of making Algeria a model where French colonists and Arabs could live and work together as equals. Health Secretary John Reid reiterated that his government is committed to helping people give up smoking. Though he thought of religion as a tribal survival strategy, Darwin was reluctant to give up the idea of God as an ultimate lawgiver. The American negotiators insisted they would not give up the Declaration of Independence. Find more words! 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