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Relinquishing your frustration brings a cleansing of all that has been pushed down inside of you and created these negative emotions.

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But he was uneasy about relinquishing the prime minister's job, especially as he hopes to trim the president's power in future.

Each governor , upon relinquishing office, had his acts examined by a court presided over by his successor.

Promises are scary things. To keep them means relinquishing some of our freedom; to break them means losing some of our integrity.

Such systems have been around since the late 1990s but many motorists remain leery of relinquishing control to a computer.

The "Taiwan independence" means provoking war again, and fomenting splits means relinquishing peace across the Straits.

Prior to relinquishing the personality altogether, our channels learned to stay in harmony at all times.

But the violence in southern Iraq gives the lie to the idea that simply relinquishing control of a province constitutes progress.

Relinquishing some of the decision-making and some of thepotential for profits are the main disadvantages of equity financing.

The processor might perform dozens or hundreds of operations on a chunk of data in the cache before relinquishing it to memory.

A venture capital funding arrangement will typically entail relinquishing some level of ownership and control of the business.

Even in Iraq, which has a democratic constitution and elections aplenty, the ruling party has fought against relinquishing power.

Tishman and BlackRock defaulted on their debt payments in January, relinquishing the once-prized property to creditors.

The white man seemed to take counsel from their customs, and relinquishing his grasp of the rifle, he also remained silent and reserved.

Gaddafi also broke Libya's isolation from the West in the same year by relinquishing his entire inventory of weapons of mass destruction.

Many of Ms. Suu Kyi's backers oppose registration, which could be tantamount to relinquishing their claim to power.

Some have proposed quick timetables for relinquishing the shares.

Improved empirical model is carried out by enhancing the density of sampled data, relinquishing the bad data, and duplicated fitting.

eg. We know that no one ever seized power with the intention of relinquishing it.

In addition, generosity entails relinquishing some aspects of one's self-interest, and thus is a giving of one's self.

How many Israelis will risk relinquishing the West Bank, given this new threat?

Relinquishing the Treasury's power to set interest rates to an independent body is still, ten years later, regarded as his finest hour.