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Spiritual practice is an action that requires us to be prepared to overcome difficulties, and never succumb under adverse circumstances.

When you're in that state it's easy to succumb to chips, cookies, pretzels or other highly refined carbohydrate snacks.

Those who claim that this effect would be small succumb either to an illusion or deliberately underestimate this risk.

You'd think we'd know better by now, but each new administration seems to succumb to this familiar form of wishful thinking.

Very few failed to succumb to this delightful young man so full of the pathos of that uniform.

This liquidity injection was designed to ensure that money markets continued to function and did not succumb to a credit freeze.

Perhaps having someone to look up to would have made it less appealing to succumb to the temptation of THIN.

But it frets about how much those dollars will be worth should America succumb to inflation or depreciation.

It turns out, to the researchers' surprise, that you can succumb to placebo even when you know you're being fooled.

Protest organizer, said in an interview, organize the march is to protest to the armed extremists that do not succumb to pressure.

Wasserstein was not supposed to succumb to complications of lymphoma. She was meant to keep holding up a mirror to her peers.

One can blame and succumb to feeling as a victim, or one may turn within and look to see "What thought-form. created this experience? "

But Indonesia is not the first country to succumb to agricultural protectionism, and will not be the last.

The recondite* article contains many words that are a toil to read but I will not succumb to it until I succumb.

If succumb to acute pelvic inflammatory disease, must be aggressive treatment, in case into a chronic disease.

Ask me loudly and earnestly, and, as I shall appear reluctant, you most plead and wheedleunitl, at length, I shall succumb and tell you.

During this risky time, some older people succumb to depression and a sense of meaninglessness .

An alarming number of physicians, unable to cope with the pressures of practicing everyday medicine, succumb to the stress.

One recent study found that the more highly test subjects rate their willpower, the more likely they were to succumb to temptation.

She has remained positive all the time, and assures her family and her fans that she would not succumb to her ailment.

But curiously enough Nabagopal Babu did not succumb to it--on the contrary he smiled!

I decided to excuse myself, lest I succumb to the temptation to lecture. "I have to help another group right now, " I lied.

If you don't do this, you'll be tempted -- and usually succumb -- to throw some of that logic into your Tapestry pages.

Disillusioned tech folks are beginning to succumb to "cloud fatigue" .

Mr Blair's detractors are entitled to wish that he felt differently, that he would succumb to their demands for an apology.

If businessmen spend as much as they do on advertising, it must be because people are known to succumb to persuasion through the media.

So if I don't succumb to the charms of sun and sea, I should have plenty of books to recommend to Salon's readers when I return.

If you succumb to temptation and buy, hang on to what you already own until you're confident that your new acquisition does a better job.

Sexual intercourse in space may appear out of bounds , but astronauts have been known to succumb to earthly passions.

Temptation comes to all of us; whether or not we succumb depends on our capacity to recognize its disguise.

Temptation comes to all of us, whether or not we succumb depends on our ability to recognize its disguise .

The royal family knows it must not succumb to internal rivalry if it is to survive.

It is imperative that we do not succumb to the overwhelming sense of impotence that is engendered by such acts of cruelty.

It would be foolish to think Facebook won't succumb one day, too.

Several children have measles, and the others are bound to succumb (to it).

in the late autumn of the season, flowers are dying out, but there was not succumb to the cold season of chrysanthemums.

Do you think you can continue to succumb to anger and your usual habits of frustration and unhappiness?

He would not succumb to such an item.

Without appropriate measures the toll could rise even higher, because malnutrition makes children more likely to succumb to the disease.

Nations of the region need not succumb to the inevitability of a Pacific dominated by China.

My notes were full of facts and statistics that I felt sure would motivate even the most naive of pet owners to succumb to my plea.

Without a first line of defense--innate immunity--mammals would succumb to pathogens still unrecognized by B and T cells.

That is why, ladies and gentlemen, it is important to care for your heart and body as much as you can before you succumb to this illness.

On some of the biggest decisions in their lives, people succumb to inertia , ignorance or irresolution.

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They have more time to think about what kind of spouse they like, rather than succumb to social pressure from relatives and friends.

The outlook for corporate credit does not look like it will get worse, although individual credits may succumb to economic pressures.

But I dispute the claim that we lack the means to fight it and that we have to succumb to panic in each downturn.

The consciousness of many human beings will become impaired and succumb to feeblemindedness and insanity.

Most are runaways, some succumb to accident, a few are abducted or killed, but most are eventually found.

Our lives are fragile and impermanent, and because death and its causes are uncertain, we may succumb at any moment.

But I can not help but think of you, love is so people do succumb to, as well as Health and it was dead people!

The entire Cathay Pacific and Continental fleets are missing it. Sensibly, British Airways has refused to succumb to the nonsense.

Whatever you do, don't succumb to it. Don't give into the wall.

What dinosaurs didn't succumb directly to the gas would've surely perished in the long winter that followed.

If you often succumb to peer pressure, don't go out for drinks with your friends.

Last week, Portugal became the latest country to succumb to the European debt crisis and to apply for a bail-out.

That may sound obvious, but many of us succumb to shaving an hour or two off our sleep time in the morning or at night to do other things.

Malnourished children are more likely to succumb to infections.

They would not succumb to this Titan who was bent on undoing them.

Most patients eventually succumb to the consequences of local invasion and metastatic cancer, and true long-term cures are rare.

And yet I succumb to watching it.

They will never succumb to the enemy.

For the miners, only time will tell which, if any, will succumb to this oft-misunderstood disorder.

This change in tactics created enough pressure inside the ruling inner circle to force Milosevic to succumb.

Many trees succumb as a black line develops along the graft union.

If they still failed to succumb, they had their throats swabbed with discharges taken from the sick and dying.

Competent people survive their trials. Incompetent people succumb to frustration.

Believe that you can feel them succumb to total relaxation and sink into slumber.

If the advanced economies succumb to recession, the emerging markets will not escape.

Russell also wrote that he was afraid China would succumb to the pitfalls of western imperialism and capitalism.

Ideas become fashionable and get pushed to their logical conclusion and beyond, as their backers succumb to "irrational exuberance" .

In a radio address, she appealed to Liberians to cast their ballots on Tuesday and not to succumb to fear and intimidation.

Watching the sun reflection hypocritical face the world, there are those who succumb to the people should be together.

Fear in these ones will likely cause them to quickly succumb and be out of the way.

The poor, like anyone else, can also succumb to inertia, procrastination and self-sabotage.

The dangers there are not solely architectural. Once inside that wretched place, many succumb to a vile miasma .

Personally, I try my best not to succumb to the pressure to check work e-mail while I'm off-duty.

To imagine that good could come of the involuntary failure of industrial civilisation is also to succumb to denial.

When fear reaches a certain threshold, pushing both your subjective feeling of it and your bodily sweat, you would succumb.

We shall never succumb to or compromise with terror, in Jammu and Kashmir or elsewhere.

Diesel presents Camouflage Tales. . . two stories intertwined and looping onto each other, about how to break free and succumb to passion.

The patient may survive or succumb if the event is accompanied by a fatal heart rhythm.

Wasserstein was not supposed to succumb to complications of lymphoma.

Dear and the world always yields. If it beats you sometimes, dare it again and again and it will succumb.

Dare and the world always yields. If it beats you some things, dear it again and again and it will succumb.

Most people who die from MRSA succumb to the toxic shock that sets in when their immune system goes into overdrive.

Every time I succumb to this temptation, I regret it.

He added that the precious metals could yet succumb to year-end profit-taking later this week.

a number of bees, wasps, and ants succumb after their stings lodge in targets and break off.

Extensive replication in the blood is generally what kills patients who succumb to anthrax .

The world always yield. If it beats you sometimes, dare it again and it will succumb.

Dare and the world always yields. If it beats you sometimes, dare it again and it will succumb.

The more you succumb to secondary gain, the phonies you become as a human being.

Singapore, the first canary to succumb to the carbon monoxide poisoning of dwindling world trade, may shrink a ghastly 5 per cent this year.

Businesses succumb to competition and disappear.

There is also no such thing as a trauma-prone person, making it hard to predict who will ultimately succumb to PTSD.

Although Ireland has yet to "sign on the dotted line" to receive a bailout package it is assumed that they will succumb sooner than later.

The wheel itself being the circle begins to crack and succumb within through collapse.

To him, all opponents would eventually succumb, bored into submission.

Mosquitoes succumb to the parasite that causes malaria just like people do.

I have never been one to succumb to stress.

Why is it that some people survive drug and alcohol abuse, even manage their lives with it, while others succumb to addiction?

Such an America, not Japan can succumb to the country.

And then after that, you succumb to the rigors of time.

In order to get rid of solitude and establish some peaceful relationship, Yuzi had to succumb to her loveless marriage.

Such teachers succumb to their own melancholy in their interactions with children.

After World War I, it was resurrected, only to succumb to the conspiracy of Hitler and Stalin in 1939.

The dissolute "black sheep" of the family may succumb to "blackmail" .

and the world alwarys yields. If it beats you sometimes, dare it again and again and it will succumb.

One should never succumb to fatigue when alone on the battlefield.

You can either succumb to your emotions; or you can stand up, fight, and just go for whatever will make you happy.

In reality, of course, all their bloodletting did was make the patient weaker, and more likely to succumb.

We will not succumb to inflationary pressures coming from outside.

This bodes well for use with other drugs that succumb to resistance.

It will eventually succumb to the forces of freedom and progress.

Will business leaders succumb to these ideas?

But when we succumb to such thinking we stop living and become paralyzed by a mere possibility.

They are watching their children succumb to malnutrition caused by poverty and economic deprivation.

At worst, the economy might succumb to debt-deflation.

But why did a once-mighty civilisation succumb to the West?

In problems such as chess, which succumb to sheer computational firepower, the machines have advanced greatly in a short time.

If you decide to sell your soul and succumb to China's corruption, get a good price and focus on charity work in your old age.

Two are that managers either succumb to short-termism or rampant empire-building.

Yet Caroline refused tamely to succumb .

Whatever you do, don't succumb to it.

Experts play down the use of Internet terms among students, a group that is considered to lack judgment and easily succumb to peer pressure.

But you don't have to succumb completely.

Don't look back and don't succumb to their lies and goodbyes.

would never succumb to the afterlife.

if they succumb to their habit (and are caught) they face tough punishments.

Wang says he has to constantly remind himself not to succumb to such numbness.

Leaders at the highest level succumb to this temptation.

The problem is that too many of us succumb to the anonymity of the Web, says Parry Aftab, a cyber-security attorney based in Irvington, N.

But before we succumb to digital idolatry, we should consider that innovation often comes at a price.

They could've been told to succumb to the fear and frustration of so many dreams deferred.

You will never succumb to challenges or hardships.

Succumb to the icy chill. . . of death!

You will focus all your time and effort on the most important goals of your life. You will never succumb to challenges of hardships.

It is important not to succumb to panic in some circumstances.

The weakest succumb first.

Perhaps his greatest asset is that, commanding so little faith, he will not succumb to inflated expectations.

Even if they do succumb, though, it seems more likely that it will be in spite of, not because of, having already taken monetary steps.

About 400, 000 Americans succumb each year to smoking-related illnesses.

It could take many years or even decades for mature trees to succumb tothe fungus.

Dare and the world always yields. lf it beats you sometimes, dare it again and again and it will succumb.

But we should not succumb, as so many did in the 1920s, to a catastrophic sensibility.

The more you succumb to it, the harder it is to change.

the person can succumb to various kinds of infections and complications.

Nearly 800, 000 people, most of them children, succumb each year.

The archer does not succumb to self pity but through the resilient spirit that he is he refocuses if he misses the mark.

Many of us succumb to this.

Every year, around 3, 000 succumb to choking.

Many people succumb to old prejudices about the unemployed when they are laid off.

I'm sorry, are you suggesting that if we let Penny stay we might succumb to cannibalism?

eg1. Don't succumb to the temptation to have just one cigarette.

HIGH And never succumb to the war that you fight in your heart

how white store owners had closed their businesses rather than succumb toboycotters' demands to hire blacks;

don ' t succumb to his will just because he ' s the boss

Don't look back and don't succumb to their lies

succumb to the bitter winters

Don't succumb to intimidation