That he will always persevere and never give up.

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However, even for individuals with the means and desire to give as much as possible, the challenge is always to give in a manner or up to the point that does not jeopardize liquidity and lifestyle through life expectancy.

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My parents taught me to never give up and to always believe that my future could be whatever I dreamt it to be.

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"So often in movies, we say if you work hard and never give up, everything will always work out, " Mr. Scanlon said.

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Now after 1994, when people asked me if I was going to give up on health care reform, I always had the same answer.

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"This is a big title defence for me against a tough challenger and I will be counting on my fans to turn up on fight night as they always do to give me great support, " he said.

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"There are people who subconsciously set life up to give them a thrill, by always being almost late, nearly missing a deadline, spending more than they should, " says Marianne Legato, a professor of clinical medicine at Columbia University in New York.

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Beckham, for his part, has refused to give up on an England recall and said he would "always love to be available for my country".

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So, with a huge government majority and even Mr Brown's worst Labour enemies determined not to give the Tories any succour, particularly in the run up to local elections, the outcome was always a foregone conclusion.

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