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Japan offers a good example of how much debt a developed country can handle without succumbing to inflation.

One by one, Katarn defeated them, though in his aggressive strikes, he came dangerously close to succumbing to the dark side of the Force.

Stuff will not enrich your life. It's so very easy to find yourself "keeping up with the Joneses" , succumbing to lifestyle inflation.

Dooku escaped, with the Jedi aware of his succumbing to the dark side, but yet still unaware of his Sith allegiance.

Her husband was severely injured, later succumbing to his wounds. He was one of 23 people killed in the attack.

You try to avoid succumbing to a superstition, but then at the last minute you decide to follow through, just for good measure.

The truth is they could just as easily protest against themselves for blindly succumbing to this leveraged society.

In rich countries the prospect of the general population succumbing to AIDS is now almost nil.

In the light of her bereavement over Willie's death, can we put serious blame upon Mary for succumbing?

Mr. Shi said China's role in last week's vote was part of an emerging pattern at the U. N. of succumbing to demands by other member states.

Therefore, in the case of fidelity, men who cannot adapt and end up succumbing to temptation and cheating are likely to be more stupid.

Having withstood the weathering of the ages, the statue is now succumbing to a modern man-made threat.

He realized he needed to be strong to protect his sister, Cindel, who was succumbing to a fever on this strange forest moon.

So place long, lingering kisses and tease your partner before succumbing and performing oral sex on her.

A life of principle, of not succumbing to the seductive sirens of an easy morality, will always win the day.

Ferguson now argues that the United States may be succumbing to financial overstretch.

One by one, countries across the block are in danger of succumbing to the global economic downturn (see article).

Rather than succumbing to inflation or recession, the global economy will muddle through, as it has many times in the past.

As well as succumbing to this grisly fate, each unfortunate infected caterpillar gradually turns a deep shade of red.

That Toyota Motor Corp. finally is succumbing to the reality of a smaller global car market is good news.

The possibility of succumbing to the temptation of violating the principles incorporated in documents of trust could not be overlooked.

If a plant produces a stunningly beautiful blossom, a naturalist leaves it alone, not succumbing to the desire to take it home.

As the US rescues GM and Chrysler, it is succumbing to intense pressure to make federal help conditional on maintaining domestic production.

Therefore, men who cannot adapt and end up succumbing to temptation and cheating are likely to be more stupid.

In the meantime American hawks are already accusing Mr Obama of succumbing to mere "hand-wringing" over the regime's actions.

The heroes, suffering their fatal wounds , make a last-ditch effort to wipe out their enemies before finally succumbing to death .

His last days and hours succumbing to pneumonia in a railway master's house were followed by the entire world.

To sit still and think, without succumbing to an anxious reach for a machine, has become almost impossible.

You can leverage the benefits of a credit card without succumbing to high interest rates.

Rather than succumbing to despair, Luminara embodies the teachings of the Jedi Order even in desperate times.

Big Pharma is succumbing to Wall Street's worst instincts rather than demonstrating corporate and civic responsibility.

Succumbing to her emotions and frustrations, the investors sells at $23, below her initial buy price.

The soldiers who perished often developed a bluish skin color and struggled horribly before succumbing to death by suffocation.

In addition, bats had Ebola-like sequences, which the scientists speculate could help them transmit the disease without succumbing to it.

This critical component prevents the operating system from succumbing to the same attack repeatedly.

Walentin lived for another 18 months as a quadriplegic before finally succumbing to his wounds.

On July 2, 2005, however, Mr. Hands made love to one last horse before succumbing to "acute peritonitis due to perforation of the colon. "

For one thing, more and more women are leading independent working lives, rather than succumbing to a life of child bearing and raising.

They accused the government of handling the incident in a way that portrayed Japan as weak and succumbing to pressure from China.

More recently he spoke of China succumbing to stagflation, possibly including a technical recession.

Boredom is a signal you're succumbing to fear instead of embracing what you really want.

There's no time for procrastinating, making excuses and succumbing to your fears.

An impatient generation is succumbing to the free and easy lure of computer enlightenment.

Even its stronghold in the video gaming business is succumbing to cheaper and nimbler rivals.

To summon the courage to get started, I look at the choice of succumbing to my fear and moving through it.

Christine Biron: The thing about the immune system, is really everyday it keeps us from succumbing to the microbes in our environment.

from succumbing to the Japanese hegemony in the quartz-watch business.

Even the mighty China was succumbing to western hegemony in the opium wars.

Succumbing to food scares may actually do more harm than good: The use of pesticides is very strictly controlled by national authorities.

Business leaders always run the risk of gbecoming isolated and succumbing to flattery.

Pre-prom parties: succumbing to Prom is bad enough without spin-offs.

It added that succumbing to foreign pressure would also set a dangerous precedent for the future.

The world is affected by an obesity epidemic, but why is it that not everyone is succumbing?

So we can effectively hold the intention of B without succumbing to delusional thinking by focusing on the slope at A instead.

Militants and pro-Pakistanis alike are also subdued because they fear that Pakistan is succumbing to dire economic and security problems.

In fact, he lived another 20 years before succumbing to an unrelated illness.

Instead of succumbing to the requests of the pirates, he managed to publish a cheap edition in May 1929 of 3, 000 copies in Paris.

To seek persistent disequilibrium means that one must chase after disruption without succumbing to it, or retreating from it.

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