relinquished

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• However, many of us may not wish to relinquish the idea of being free agents.

• Leaving Silicon Valley for Los Angeles or San Diego means relinquishing 8% of their annual pay, said the people, who asked not to be identified discussing internal policies.

• You chose first and never relinquished control, working your way horizontally across the board by first selecting all six $200 clues, then all six $400 clues, and so on, until you finally selected all the $1,000 clues.

• You choose first and never relinquish control, working your way horizontally across the board by first selecting all six $200 clues, then all six $400 clues, and so on, until you finally select all the $1,000 clues.

• Opponents of the amendment said Democrats were suckers to relinquish that power after Republicans nationwide have out-gerrymandered Democrats for years.

• Yanukovych bade them farewell and relinquished his right to state guards.

• The cousin is said by the FBI to have relinquished his title as boss after his own conviction for racketeering.

• An investigation absolved Tunnell of any direct blame, but by then Tunnell had relinquished command of the brigade.

• A repeal means the government has relinquished its duty to protect and serve the people.

• No other president has relinquished international leadership and power so casually.

• I have written to her, and to Mrs. Coningsby; and she is perfectly free: every bond is relinquished, but that of the heart.