They know most people by that time are so beaten down they give up and stop fighting.
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Why, they say, should they give up their right to UN membership to spare the EU's blushes?
They give up jobs to stay home and give care to just about everyone in the family if needed.
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As the particles are absorbed by the crystals, they give up their remaining energy as light providing further information about their identity.
They give up monetary management, and have some form of value peg.
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And the Bush administration would not change its position on insisting that they give up whatever they were doing as the initial step.
They give up, he says, and in the process form nearly defect-free structures that exhibit incredible bonds with the surface of the metal.
There has never been a settled consensus on how long British people should retain the vote after they give up their British residence.
If the answer is not forthcoming, clenching and releasing is repeated until the answer either pops into their head or they give up and reach for Google.
As a result, web developers triangulate, attempting to build the best features they can based on the lowest common denominator lest they give up incremental market share (aka, revenue).
Atlanta's knack for confusing opposing offenses with subtle coverage shifts may explain why their defense surrenders a significant number of yards but often forces a mistake before they give up points.
The only way that it can make money and continue to grow (and reward those frustrated new shareholders) is to personalize their offering so completely to each of its near-billion users that those users trust it so much that they give up ever more layers of personal information.
Many landlords say they will give up, since they will have to charge as much as the cheaper hotels.
More than seven out of ten smokers interviewed in the year 2000 said they would like to give up, and over three-quarters said they had tried to give up in the past.
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.
And the nuclear weapons states pledge that at some future point, they will give up their nuclear arsenals.
She claims that the militaries of most U.S. allies have agreed they can give up anti-personnel landmines.
On Wednesday, he and three of his top colleagues said they would give up their bonuses this year.
So the Tories might lose the vote today but I doubt that they will give up the battle.
They will give up the dream of resettling in South Asia and put down firmer roots in Britain.
It encompasses everything in their life and if they give that up they've got nothing to keep them going.
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The forces had decided that they would give up their "socio-political" function.
Patients are often unaware of these gotchas, and trying to squeeze something out of their coverage can be so time-consuming and frustrating that they simply give up.
Mr Hashemi is currently in Irbil in Iraqi Kurdistan, under the protection of the regional government, but Mr Maliki has demanded that they give him up.
If they cannot address this now, it's as if they think they can never address it and they will give up and this will go on.
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If they give one up, depending on the site it's on, it could become half plots or in some cases we could even go to quarter plots.
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