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1. She gave the young man a moment to relinquish the sleeve still tight in his fingers then stated clearly and loud enough for his mates and anyone one else out at that time to hear, “You will keep a civil tongue in your foul little mouth, or there's more where that came from! Don't even begin to tell any one else about 'manners!' I don't know from whose foolish talk you picked up that misapplied epithet, but you will do well to remember this: you and your little friends are not even civilized humans yet and until you learn to treat others as you would be treated, I pity you the knocks and bruises in store for you, and not just at the hands of a 'woman' next time;” she glared at them one at a time, “Now get on back to your homes and don't even think of repeating such a foolish stunt!” she added

2. day and that he could at last relinquish this self-imposed

3. Uzbekistan was under Russian control and they will never relinquish that control

4. choice but to relinquish all records

5. You are so unwilling to relinquish your comfort that your selfishness drains you of humanity!”

6. of any value and the heart is ready to relinquish all

7. It gives us assurance that the dictators will be wise enough to know when to relinquish power and virtuous enough to actually do so

8. I only ask for five days as a prudent margin against the unexpected, and if I cannot achieve it by then, I will gladly relinquish command to you, or to whoever this Assembly should choose for the responsibility

9. Demons are always searching for more effective ways to relinquish humans from their souls with their permission

10. only what one is willing to relinquish for the sake of growth

11. And there was one evil spirit, furious that I wouldn’t relinquish the book

12. with the potential to relinquish their freedom

13. The demon laughed harshly as he relinquish control

14. Out here in the higher dimensions, while high and happy on acid, or sad and blue on base, waiting for a homerun to bring you in, while the gods are masturbating up in their box office seats, spewing their holy jizz onto their worshipers below, possibilities exist in both fleeting and permanent states that are difficult, if not impossible, to comprehend or pin down and don’t make a whole lot of sense unless you completely relinquish control of your senses

15. He might have known that the Angel wouldn’t relinquish her children to anyone else, and then there was the fact that the Angel had gone after Resa

16. Pon had told Vitchae and Cenat that his love for Kim was too strong and he wanted to protect her, although he would always remain on the path to enlightenment, he would do this with his wife, but as it was forbidden for monks to marry he would relinquish his role as Tinju Prime Master, and no longer be a monk, however, he would remain the defender of the Monarch and protector of the relic, Pon would always remain a loyal servant of the Tinju and Royal Family

17. Relinquish evil! was their cry

18. him and eventually to other men should he decide to relinquish her, as Freud and

19. relinquish their importance in this one arena? Should men be supervised in their

20. pain he had to relinquish before he’d pass out

21. will not influence Gravity to relinquish his hold, nor even to relax it

22. But she had been a one-man band for so long, she could not relinquish that control

23. relinquish my worries and just feel good at the moment, as if the moment was a

24. When the time came, Greg would happily relinquish the seat to one of them as Timothy had insisted Greg take it when, too old and ill to properly manage the company, he had stepped down

25. Whites can relinquish any sense of responsibility while waiting on the black middle class to mobilize itself and uplift the entire black race within missions structural barriers

26. If Israel doesn’t relinquish these settlements back to the Palestinians we should cut off all aid and not come to Israel’s support militarily

27. Especially as mothers, we tend to believe that we must relinquish

28. His plans will never relinquish;

29. to relinquish all fears of insecurity,

30. all to march forward with a mighty triumphant air to relinquish the nether-mortals

31. He was fully aware that Hitler would never be prepared to relinquish the supreme command officially

32. moon has declined and took with it my spirit, I would relinquish

33. They relinquish to you a pot of gold The power of their love unfolds

34. ‘’I would never dream of asking Admiral King to relinquish to the Army control of even one of his precious ships, Admiral Mountbatten

35. He was about to nod and agreed to relinquish command to her when Kletsova appeared

36. As you may already know, the British, after clinging tenaciously to Palestine all these years despite the guerrilla war opposing them to the Jewish underground, have finally bowed to the pressure from various United Nations members, including the United States, and have announced that they will relinquish their mandate on Palestine

37. Confident the battle was over, Garcia fought to relinquish the Kelvan interface

38. He had some kind of problem with women in authority and he was about to relinquish control of his privacy to her; his female therapist

39. wishing to join the AN must be willing to relinquish their sovereignty and

40. States for refusing to relinquish the liberties that made the country so unique

41. Given Zuma’s actions over his entire term as president and given the ANC’s wish for a two-thirds majority in the upcoming general election in order to be able to change the Constitution, it is perhaps time to ask the critical question: will Zuma be prepared to step down and relinquish power at the end of his final term, or will he finally complete the Zimbabwefication of South Africa, change the Constitution and stay on in the Presidency as one of Africa’s Big Men, the next Robert Mugabe, making South Africa his personal fiefdom?’

42. to relinquish the income and status of my position in the firm to set up a small business had

43. He can relinquish material belongings

44. Treaders on both paths have to relinquish desire and the outcome of the

45. He asked her to relinquish her virginity in return for her rightful share of bread

46. “It belongs to me in more ways than you might imagine---I would request that you relinquish it now

47. Bear in mind that rogue imprisonment is a serious matter---you would relinquish all privileges and be set to labor in the culture vats

48. His thirst to spend more and more time in the search for truth lead him to relinquish his college teaching job

49. However, they don’t want to relinquish attachment since attachment comes cloaked in the blanket of love

50. This is the reason that in spite of knowing that anger is bad, you don’t relinquish it

51. Barnes actually preferred to relinquish the reading aloud rather than use my electric light in the daytime

52. She sits there, saying meek things about the weather, expressing a modest optimism, ready to relinquish even that if my uncle differs, becoming, when he takes up a book, respectfully quiet, ready the moment he puts it down to rejoice with him if he wishes to rejoice or weep with him if he prefers weeping; and the more she is concerned to give satisfaction the less well-disposed is he towards her

53. He refused to go stupid and relinquish his surges of rational thought

54. He knew his little girl well enough to be sure she would relinquish church and white satin without a murmur at his request, but she might want to tell her aunt of the marriage's imminence, and then the aunt would, to a dead certainty, obstruct, and either induce her to wait till the year was out, or, if Lucy refused to do this, make her miserable with doubts as to whether she had been right to follow her lover's wishes

55. Not a man of them will relinquish that which is held so dear by them until they see the thin thread move the mighty iron weight without touching it

56. However, a spiritually fruitful person is able to relinquish the unhealthy entrapments of a right and wrong mentality

57. Considering that their children would also be born mortal was of no consolation, because one must first drink from the well to attain the curse, eventually longing to return to the fountainhead and relinquish one’s self from the havoc that is bestowed upon any individual lucky enough and smart enough to have attained the serenity and peace of mind to all who visit its well

58. After you have once gained self-control, however, don't relinquish it

59. In the very centre of the sphere the form of the sphere dictates that the shape will relinquish space as the line run from the outside towards the very centre

60. In the centre where the radius line goes single the form relinquish the three dimensional form it has inside

61. mother is the women who is pregnant with the child and intends to relinquish him or her

62. The contract between her and the other party requires her to relinquish the child to the contracted party after giving birth

63. In spite of Mao’s Cultural Revolution, the Chinese masses refused to relinquish their superstitions or their customs or their ancient beliefs

64. to relinquish his rings

65. It is revealed by the fact that Churchill actually wanted to start using poison gas on the Germans: which had been outlawed by the Geneva conventions after WW1 for years, and it took weeks of his entire staff arguing with him to get him to relinquish his insane plan to exterminate the entire German Nation by poison gas; thus reducing the center of Europe into an uninhabitable, poisoned wasteland for the next 300 years

66. Held–Refuse to relinquish or renounce; to hold fast to and to incorporate within one’s self

67. relinquish that control and start to focus on new priorities

68. It is little to relinquish

69. Anselmo was completely satisfied by the words of Lothario, and believed them as fully as if they had been spoken by an oracle; nevertheless he begged of him not to relinquish the undertaking, were it but for the sake of curiosity and amusement; though thenceforward he need not make use of the same earnest endeavours as before; all he wished him to do was to write some verses to her, praising her under the name of Chloris, for he himself would give her to understand that he was in love with a lady to whom he had given that name to enable him to sing her praises with the decorum due to her modesty; and if Lothario were unwilling to take the trouble of writing the verses he would compose them himself

70. Weeks have passed, but no trace of her has been discovered, and we relinquish all hope, tie a black ribbon to her basket, set aside her dish, and weep for her as one lost to us forever

71. The barber, however, was not so ready to relinquish the prize he had made in the pack-saddle; on the contrary, he raised such an outcry that everyone in the inn came running to know what the noise and quarrel meant

72. Marraud was adamant in his heart and mind, he would not relinquish his life; there simply had to be a way of escaping and delivering the information

73. In fact, Reagan even suggests that Great Britain relinquish its claims to the Falklands, seeing the islands as a vestige of Britain’s colonial past

74. What an agonizing day I spent, torn between my desire to regain my free will and my regret at abandoning this marvelous Nautilus, leaving my underwater research incomplete! How could I relinquish this ocean—"my own Atlantic," as I liked to call it—without observing its lower strata, without wresting from it the kinds of secrets that had been revealed to me by the seas of the East Indies and the Pacific! I was putting down my novel half read, I was waking up as my dream neared its

75. Our founders were determined never to relinquish that freedom to another outside power, and they took steps to make sure their children would also defend liberty

76. Margery seethes and plots daily to take the reign I would gratefully relinquish, just not to her

77. Not give away something she isn’t required to relinquish

78. One thing was manifest to both of us, and that was, that until relief came, neither of us could relinquish the fire

79. impossible for a man who has once acquired knowledge ever to relinquish it

80. “And the charter does say that the king wishes to encourage the building of the cathedral, but it does not say they have to relinquish their rights when the church is finished, nor that they are forbidden to use the stone for any other purpose

81. The buccaneer on the wave might relinquish his calling, and become at once, if he chose, a man of probity and piety on land; nor, even in the full career of his reckless life, was he regarded as a personage with whom it was disreputable to traffic, or casually associate

82. Caris said furiously: “When you’ve caught a thief, you don’t ask him whether he can afford to relinquish his ill-gotten gains!”

83. But she was not about to relinquish the spot

84. It was a lead they would not relinquish

85. At this moment Anna was positively admitting to herself that she was a burden to him, that he would relinquish his freedom regretfully to return to her, and in spite of that she was glad he was coming

86. The severe illness from which he had suffered shortly after his arrival had never wholly left him, and he had by degrees almost decided to relinquish his hope of farming here, though, as long as the bare possibility existed of his remaining, he kept this change of view a secret from his parents

87. “Well then,” says Isobel, “when Christianity came to these Isles, ’twas the Task of the Church to stamp out the Old Religions, but some of the remaining Wise Women would not relinquish their Learning, their Spells, Charms, and Healing Pow’rs, the which they had learnt at their Mothers’ Knees—”

88. It is to relinquish inner resistance to what is

89. If none of the options discussed in this chapter meet your needs for acquiring bitcoins, you have another alternative to acquire bitcoins that is probably better than any other: Sell something to bitcoiners for bitcoins! Die-hard bitcoiners dream that someday they’ll be able to relinquish all fiat currencies

90. The campaign began, the regiment was moved into Poland on double pay, new officers arrived, new men and horses, and above all everybody was infected with the merrily excited mood that goes with the commencement of a war, and Rostov, conscious of his advantageous position in the regiment, devoted himself entirely to the pleasures and interests of military service, though he knew that sooner or later he would have to relinquish them

91. Thenardier, by putting Jean Valjean outside in his stead, provided a prey for the police, forced them to relinquish his scent, made them forget him in a bigger adventure, repaid Javert for his waiting, which always flatters a spy, earned thirty francs, and counted with certainty, so far as he himself was concerned, on escaping with the aid of this diversion