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Mother, one never to back down from a fight, looked him in the eye and said, "I'm sorry, but I can't throw that far! "

So he finally told him to do it because he knew there was no way to get past John, but he certainly would not back down from his morals.

Mother, never one to back down from a fight, looked him in the eye and said, 'I'm sorry, 'but I can't throw that far! '

Moreover, Lane did not back down from the company's recent strategic move away from consumer products.

The opposition says it will not back down from its demand for the president's resignation and a rerun of the vote.

He said he believed Republicans would eventually back down from their absolute objection to any tax rise.

But Ford refused to back down from his original response, insisting that Poland, Romania and Yugoslavia are free from Soviet interference.

Consumers may take another quarter or two to back down from spending commitments that are hard to revoke instantly.

Back down from its strong prohibitions , students, parents and education sectors mixed reaction.

Speaking to Senate Democrats yesterday, Mr Obama warned that the US should not back down from trade with China.

He is tough (and will not back down from a fight) but plays ball with the neighborhood kids in the field which joins Birdy 's house.

Even mighty Google had to back down from its plan to flood all of San Francisco with free wi-fi.

France has not been so paralysed since 1995, when three weeks of strikes forced the government to back down from similar reforms.

Mr Bush, rarely one to back down from a fight, nominated Mr Alito on Monday morning.

He got the nickname Rock for a reason. He didn't back down from anybody.

Miss Megawati twice had to back down from reducing them.

Although there is no special watching, but come back down from that tree has been recorded in the years when my mind.

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