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A navy pilot on a routine flight had given in to mild curiosity and dipped his aircraft to inspect what he thought was an oil slick.

As you well know, Volkswagen has given in to the Dark Side.

Mary could have given in to the life she was born into, or remained mired in blaming her parents and culture for her circumstances.

Folks who have given up trying to get ahead, and given in to the stark reality of just trying to get by.

If Mr. Bernanke had given in to that kind of pressure, manufacturing would have continued its relentless decline.

I wish I had not given in to him when he was small and so cute.

Many actually believed they had lost because they had given in to too many White House demands in the last two budget negotiations.

But, again, France has given in to Germany's insistence that it is for governments, first and foremost, to stump up for their banks.

When we allow ourselves to be branded with these types of corporate terms, we've given in to the consumerist mindset.

Always concerned with the United States, and only rarely exaggerating its prospects, he has never given in to despair.

Jesus could have easily escaped crucifixion or could have given in to the Devil!

Your correspondent has finally given in to family pressure to create a dedicated media lounge.

Having given in to gravity, America's elite graduate schools are taking on open source.

For years politicians from both parties have given in to public-sector unions.

Children who are always given in to by their parents soon become spoiled.

Every country has given in to temptation to some degree. Brazil increased tariffs on tools and toys.

Don't fret if you've already given in to temptation.

Critics worry that the government has given in to extremists.

They have given in to my opinion.

give in He has given in to my views.

He has given in to my views at last.

He has given in to my views.

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