At the very least because he's a determined man who says he isn't giving up.
Farrell isn't giving up that much, since the masks fetch at least 65% gross margins.
The competition's heating up--especially with telecom vendors elbowing for space--but the cable guys aren't giving up.
Stony Brook has more ground to make up than Kent State, but Senk isn't giving up on this season.
They still aren't giving up any specific date, but we can apparently expect the Xbox 360 to hit stores this year.
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Sacramento Mayor Kevin Johnson, who played in the NBA before entering politics, said he wasn't giving up on keeping the Kings.
Despite the resistance, Mather isn't giving up on the APWG's proposal.
They, too, aren't giving up their day jobs and lack employees.
While Apple wants to ensure that users access the cloud through mobile devices like the iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch it isn't giving up entirely on the Mac.
Democrats also aren't giving up on binding arbitration, which would let a federal arbitrator impose a contract if management and a newly established union at a work site aren't able to agree within 90 days.
And what you see in the film is a continuous struggle that they don't give up and they don't plan on giving up and that sort of is still current for Kainat and her family.
If you are going to be in the market for a long time, you shouldn't be giving up the banner years.
But hey, if Panny doesn't mind giving up those LCD TV sales, we're sure plasma-free Sony would gladly pick up the lost business.
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Still, the UHF plans foster dreams of more wireless for everyone -- and we suspect that even one Mr. Yankovic wouldn't mind giving up Channel 62 for a long-distance home network.
Bottom line: no technology reigns supreme forever, but we don't see plasma giving up the picture quality crown just yet and we don't think Europe will be refusing to sell plasmas en masse, either.
Max Scherzer (1-0) wasn't sharp, giving up four runs in five-plus innings, but he had plenty of run support.
But the one thing managers don't like doing is giving up control.
There is nothing to match the shocking biological horror that erupted in "Alien, " but you couldn't accuse them of giving up without a fight.
This still has some other hurdles to go through, but a lot of folks are looking at, hey, if there's more openness to allowing big guess companies to compete, shouldn't that end up giving consumers discounts?
Price (0-2) didn't like being lifted after giving up a leadoff single to Robinson Cano in the ninth inning.
But with all of Reilly's grand plans, don't assume Fox will be giving up on its reality fare anytime soon.
Kim, however, doesn't seem to think he is giving up science or surprises.
For the University of Wisconsin Credit Union, giving up performance reviews didn't work.
The Broncos kept the game close, but they weren't able to overcome the damage wrought by giving up three fumbles.
The big ace hadn't been himself to start the season, giving up nine runs over two starts against Tampa Bay and Baltimore.
Without the low interest rates, some borrowers are simply giving up because they can't earn enough to justify paying a higher rate or throwing in additional equity.
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