caving

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• What remains is just bigotry, and probably a spiteful resistance to being seen as caving in to the relativists.

• Caving on the debt limit in 2011 was the political low point of his presidency.

• The five years in between saw hordes of people finally caving to the “you have to watch Breaking Bad!”

• But caving in the current standoff could cost Boehner his speakership anyway.

• There seems to me a chance—a small chance at this point, but a chance—that the roof is caving in here.

• Nor can this dirt be worked without danger of caving in, as was the case in all the veins and works that were on that elevation.

• "I've always read that they can stand a tremendous amount of shooting without caving under," admitted Frank.

• It comes out of the turbulent, bank-caving Missouri, and every tumblerful of it holds nearly an acre of land in solution.

• He felt his legs caving beneath him, while his brain fought valiantly against the dizziness that threatened to engulf him.

• There was a great deal of subterranean water, and sink-holes produced by caving over such streams were frequent.