And when Butt fell with the score at 122-5, Pakistan were close to capitulating.
Ya'alon argues that not capitulating to American pressure is a viable policy option for Israel.
Indeed, bull markets are fueled by successive waves of prior skeptics finally capitulating as their fears fade.
New Zealand were 84-1 at lunch after winning the toss on a blameless wicket, before capitulating to paceman Steyn.
Against overwhelming odds and precious little help from Poland's allies, the underground fought on for 63 days before finally capitulating.
But others say a trigger could be as simple as a wave of sellers, long holding out for their asking prices, suddenly capitulating.
Many brokerage firms that loved Apple one year ago are now capitulating in terror of being too bullish just before Apple issues spring guidance.
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Could Amazon be capitulating to retailers demands for parity, at the very least making digital content available to secure shelf space in the physical world?
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IFAs accuse ministers of capitulating to the banks, whose support they will need in order to persuade thousands of small businesses to take up stakeholder pensions, due to go on sale next April.
One reason for the agonising over this speech has been what one source calls "getting the diplomacy right" ie ensuring that potential allies in Europe - the Germans, Dutch and the Swedes who have, so far, backed Britain's call for a freeze in the EU Budget - are clear that Mr Cameron is not capitulating to those who want Britain out of Europe.
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