You can save lives with the kind of information he could give up.

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Asked if he could give up such trophy-winning occasions with Rangers, Smith preferred to just enjoy the moment after a season when they also lifted the Co-operative Insurance Cup.

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If Falcone loses his SEC case, he could be forced to give up control of Harbinger and it is unlikely anyone else would want to buy it.

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With one gambit, he could still give himself a hand up on the Chrysler bailout instead of continuing to shoot himself in the foot.

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He could sometimes give the idea better himself, by getting up and doing.

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The deputy prime minister, who has tried several times previously to give up the habit, told Sky News he could not "make bold predictions" about staying the course.

BBC: Nick Clegg: I've given up 'the ciggies'

The GWPC representative who I spoke with (it took me about 45 seconds to make this call and get in touch with the right person there) told me that, had the Harvard researchers bothered to give him a call, he and others at the GWPC could have cleared up a lot of their obvious confusion about how the system works.

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General Secretary Kofi Nsiah told BBC Sport website that matches were lined up against the World Cup hosts as well as France and South Korea but he could not give specific dates for these.

BBC: Sackey says Ghana's build up has been poor

As a columnist for many years with USA Today, Detroit News--in fact at some point, FOX News demanded that he give up his column because, theoretically they are so fair and balanced, that you know, he could not express his conservative positions, you know, in a column that could be basically annotated.

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