And we don't want to lose him but for the greater good, we'd give him up.
Sometimes after days of exploration we'd reluctantly give up on entire areas.
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I'd even give up Champagne with Pinot in the blend.
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They're still pretty sure that they'd have to give up their doctor.
Speaking for the full board, "she said, 'We'd like you to give up flying, '" Mr. Hagedorn says.
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You'd surely have to give up the Aspen and Maui homes or replace the Citation X with a fractional jet-ownership.
"I'd be happy to give up those subsidies if it's going to help our country get its fiscal responsibilities back in order, " he said.
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D. could keep spreading until people just give up on raising honeybees.
Dayana was the youngest victim -- it beggars belief that adults in the lifeboat refused to give up their seats for a girl who'd only just started school.
Our host, John Walsh, a man who'd lost his own child to terrible violence, would never let us give up on a case.
Coach Carlo Ancelotti, with top place in Group D and qualification for the last 16 assured, took the opportunity to give his line-up an experimental look and rest key personnel.
If the market does better than a 6% price gain, you'd make 18% (from the Spiders plus the two long calls), but give up all gains beyond that because of the three call options you have shorted.
We'd surmize that you'd be able to connect an Android, BB10 or WP8 device for playback, if you're willing give up the Cube Jam software.
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