Mr Bouteflika's plan is based on offering a partial amnesty to armed militants who surrender before a deadline in January.

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In short, European countries must surrender much economic sovereignty before Germans will trust them to share their bank account.

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Obama has let it be known that he expects Netanyahu to announce his surrender in an address before both Houses of Congress in May.

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It seemed it would be a matter of days before Mr Gbagbo would be forced to surrender.

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One of the parties would first have to be charged with a criminal offense before the government can demand that they surrender their private encryption keys.

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Officials in the attorney general's office were uncertain what surrender penalties would apply to teachers who sought to exit the program before new products are offered next year (when no-penalty rollovers will be permitted at least on variable annuity investments).

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Five to ten lawyers come before the bar each year for misbehaving, and most voluntarily surrender their licences.

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He arrived in the Pacific Theater in 1944 and served in New Guinea, the Philippines and Okinawa before being among the first American troops to enter Japan after the surrender.

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The European Commission, the EU's regulator, has been a bit tougher on the airlines than have the American authorities: before approving oneworld's transatlantic venture, it made its members surrender slots at Heathrow, some of which were snapped up by Delta, a SkyTeam member.

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