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The fact was that the young Duchess was in the tertiary stage of consumption and, only days after Marguerite's arrival, she succumbed.

With the collapse of her marriage and no real family to turn to, Tatum succumbed to the demons of her past, which would nearly kill her.

When her son later succumbed to postoperative complications, the woman's belief in the veracity of her dreams was more than confirmed.

His body is lifeless, having finally succumbed to the lung cancer that ate away at him the last two years.

Yes. . . . . . That's right. I killed her, with my own hands. What horrible thing have I done? I was too weak. I succumbed to his influence.

A 7-year-old girl succumbed to infection in the Tangerang district of the Banten province about a week after her symptoms first appeared.

The animal succumbed to smoke inhalation and did not survive, the fire department said.

Carrie succumbed to this prompting, waiting, however, until the manager gave her notice of what clothing she must have to fit the part.

He never succumbed to the embarrassment some people feel about an honest expression of love of country.

Those men who found meaning in their suffering were able to withstand the indignities and trauma of the camps, while others succumbed.

In Urumqi, she lived with a woman for eight years before her partner succumbed to family pressure and married a man.

No-one can say for sure how this particular arachnid met her end, but she may have succumbed to a natural catastrophe.

They held out for some hours in the face of our persuasive offers, but eventually they succumbed.

It came as Norway succumbed to a double attack in what is being described as the worst atrocity it has faced since the Second World War.

Li 's impoverished father worked as a lowly company clerk and succumbed to tuberculosis , unable to afford proper treatment .

Several planets have already succumbed to this evil force, including Camazotz, the planet on which Mr. Murry is imprisoned.

Europa was a princess who has succumbed to the seductions of Zeus who turned into a bull.

And yet we have succumbed to the tyranny of the popular, the typical, the average, or the norm.

Sadly, Ackbar succumbed to his advanced age, and died of natural causes on the eve of the war's end.

The climbers would have to face terrible climates to which many had succumbed before.

Money managers, regulators, economists, and the general public all succumbed to these seductive beliefs.

it succumbed not to the insurgents, but to the regular armies of North Vietnam, after the war effort was starved of support by Congress.

At least 3500 of the giant bats succumbed to the heat in one day.

People succumbed to terrible diseases because they did not know the elementary facts about hygiene and health.

New research suggests that you may have succumbed to a cognitive distortion called restraint bias.

Many survivors of the Hiroshima and Nagasaki blasts succumbed to radiation poisoning due to this occurrence.

It was not far from Troy that he fell from a height and succumbed from the injuries he sustained.

Stockmarkets around the world succumbed to another tumultuous week, falling steeply in Asia and Europe.

If I had followed the rules, I would have succumbed to terror and failed my children.

Every street has encountered something delicious, have succumbed to its allure.

Shortly after Kidd set forth on his mission, a third of his crew succumbed to cholera.

Team mate Albers had earlier sustained bodywork damage, and eventually succumbed to a transmission problem.

In due time, the tree gradually succumbed to the attacks of insects and lost much of its beauty.

She was driven to the verge of insanity and in time succumbed to fits of delusion, refusing to believe that Karim Pasha was dead.

On the theoretical level it succumbed to a fate which weighed no less heavily on its further development.

He murdered his predecessor, and then held on tight to power and ruled for thirty eight years until he finally succumbed to a heart attack.

Already American politics has succumbed to election paralysis, with neither party interested in bipartisan solutions.

the pipeline that supplies the refinery with Russian oil suddenly succumbed to a mysterious technical fault.

But once digital printing technology became readily available the newspapers all succumbed, understandably, to the march of progress.

Can Ulysses bind himself again to the deck, having succumbed for so long to the sirens' allure?

With the set of the sun, the village succumbed to silence.

The last time the index succumbed to this technical level, it began a 60 per cent retracement through the second half of 2008.

They suffered many hardships , but never succumbed to their predicaments, for they had dreams and hopes of a wonderful future.

They may regret the fact that their supreme tribunal has succumbed to the same affliction instead of standing above politics.

In practice, however, halting deforestation is hard: much of the world's rainforest has already succumbed to loggers and farmers.

Alas, Vice President King succumbed after just 45 insignificant days in office as part of an inept and disgraceful administration.

The star orbiting the black hole finally succumbed to the centripetal force generated by the black hole's infinite gravity.

Mr Obama himself has succumbed to this mindset to a great extent.

Total colectomy with ileostomy was performed in one patient, who, however, succumbed to heart disease and sepsis postoperatively.

As Twitter succumbed to the strain of running their under-provisioned service, the Fail Whale "over capacity" image would appear.

Patty came on to me again, and I succumbed.

Chivalry hasn't succumbed to women's liberation the way it has in other parts of the country.

Now the Wall Street Journal has succumbed to tabloid writing about Morocco.

Thousands of children in Africa succumbed to malnutrition.

Certainly other last tribesmen and -women have succumbed unobserved throughout history, the world unaware of their passing.

If that means I've succumbed to a herd mentality, so be it; herds can stampede in the right direction.

But in an alternate reality, one in which Rio's board had succumbed, BHP would now be about 80 per cent geared, rather than 10 per cent.

If there are lessons to be learned from Lehman, it is not simply that its management succumbed to temptation.

Not even the noble steeds that succumbed to the Plague are allowed any rest in the hands of the Forsaken.

Before long, the players succumbed to his imperious charm.

I think the Obama administration has succumbed to political pressure and scaremongering by the big banks.

I think Roger Penrose, for instance, has succumbed to the religion of quantum mechanics in his criticism of AI.

China's exporters succumbed yesterday to the full force of the global economic turmoil.

Have colleges simply succumbed to the mandatory technology trend to avoid being buried in the dust of the 20th century?

All they could do was sit and hope, hope beyond hope that help would arrive before any more of them succumbed to the virus.

President George W. Bush succumbed also to steel protectionism in his first year.

Both succumbed to the temptations of drink and women , and had uneasy relations with the critics and the press .

Even chess has succumbed to the power of the processor.

Ultimately, however, Greece succumbed to German occupation.

After an artillery bombardment lasting several days the town finally succumbed.

But ultimately even she partially succumbed, cracking open her laptop after breakfast.

A few men succumbed to her charm.

Other art critics have suggested that Kemp has succumbed to a fantasy.

Instead he has succumbed to the latest fad sweeping college campuses: total immersion into multiuser fantasy games.

The diversion was fleeting, for they succumbed almost immediately to the waning of oxygen.

In the end he succumbed to her persuasion and decided to change his original plan.

Unfortunately, she succumbed to the pressures of Hollywood and died from an overdose of sleeping pills.

Thompson unfortunately succumbed to death shortly after his release.

And in the US, says Matt Low, a New York-based brand consultant, even advertising agencies have succumbed to dryness.

Inevitably, many of the fledgling republics succumbed to hyperinflation.

Japan finally succumbed to the pressure and released the captain in late September.

Within 36 hours, 7 wrestlers were covered with patches of pus-filled red bumps similar to pimples, and the rest succumbed later.

The doctors had done their best, but he still succumbed to infection and died in the hospital.

He went west by stage coach and succumbed to the epidemic of gold and silver fever in Nevada''s Washoe Region.

In spite of his efforts, he at last succumbed to the terrible fever and died in the hospital.

If the consumer and customer is God, then the designers have succumbed to their "God" , which is the principle should be followed.

Though cured of the tropical bug, he succumbed to post-viral ME and became, he says, pretty much allergic to modern life.

The look was far worse to resist than the frantic strain; only an idiot, however, would have succumbed now.

Liverpool succumbed on Wearside last month and Silvestre believes Arsenal will need to be at their best to avoid a similar fate.

But it too eventually succumbed to record industry attacks.

Its cars languished in port for three months before the firm succumbed to a deal.

Virtually all companies, even Google for four years, have succumbed to the temptations of the Chinese market.

Hepburn was posthumously awarded a Humanitarian Award in 1993, shortly after she succumbed to colon cancer.

Only five of the experimental animals so succumbed.

Two of Mr. Allen's three children succumbed to credit-card pitches on campus and took on $700 each in debt very quickly.

News agencies said today (Wednesday) the 87-year-old Hua succumbed to an unspecified illness.

Volfe Karko was once a powerful Jedi, who succumbed to his Anzati heritage and became a dangerous predator.

He succumbed to the epidemic of gold and silver fever in Nevada's Washoe region.

Nor would one occur if European banks succumbed to some arm-twisting by their own governments to agree to a swap.

But once the old man had gone, the country succumbed to coups, chaos and ethnic division.

They, too, succumbed to protect their children.

In West Bengal alone 14, 000 people have succumbed to arsenic poisoning, which can cause skin lesions, skin cancer and death.

Aged 76, he succumbed to a rare moment of self-pity: "So I am to become a nonentity, am I? " Hardly.

We have not succumbed to suspicion and mistrust.

However, the shares then succumbed to gravity in late trading to close 2 per cent down.

In the French revolution of July 1830, and in the English reform agitation, these aristocracies again succumbed to the hateful upstart.

Many children succumbed to small pox then.

It is a century old company but has succumbed to bankruptcy.

"We haven't succumbed to despair. Yet. "

As of April 2008, it seems that the government of Raul Castro has succumbed to the same dictator's dilemma that Gorbachev faced in 1985.

She succumbed to multiple organ failure and died at 12: 32 a. m. , the hospital said.

She had dreaded him, winced before him, succumbed to adroit advantages he took of her helplessness;

Preliminary autopsy reports show that 7 people found dead in a house in Missouri all succumbed to carbon monoxide poisoning.

Of the 2, 224 passengers, 1, 514 drowned or succumbed to hypothermia in freezing waters.

The dog-tired boy finally succumbed to sleep.

On the other hand, Beijing does not want to be seen at home as having succumbed to pressure from abroad.

Fighting back with tenacity, Sun slammed Zhang 11-9 in the third set but succumbed quickly in the final set 11-4.

Last year, close to 7, 000 of those affected succumbed to AIDS.

The little girl was only three years old when her father succumbed to Knowt's disease and passed away.

It also emerged on Wednesday night that a 21-month-old toddler had succumbed to flu in Hong Kong late last month.

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A lot of children succumbed to small pox then