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The cause of the suicide was that the girl's head teacher asked her to forgo the college entrance exam.

George Osborne, shadow chancellor, is refusing to rule out his own windfall tax and demanding that banks forgo their tax losses.

I admit I do not weigh the damage done to the environment when planning my breaks, and am not ready to forgo them.

The day turned out overcast and windy, and secretly Hanfeng hoped that the wind would not die down, so they could forgo the romantic walk.

Panama is one of only a few countries that recognize Taiwan and therefore forgo relations with its neighbor and traditional rival China.

In exchange, workers would forgo cost-of-living increases that, until recently, had long been a way of life for Detroit's auto workers.

But this time he would forgo the device of a fictional character with a right to his idiosyncracies.

About all those, the last person who uttered silent implication to me was my departed mother, how can I forgo the long-cherished wish?

For others, I imagine, a proposal is an unnecessary formality that's easy to forgo.

But what would help me do that would be if my boss decided that he would rather forgo his giant salary for an awful lot longer.

She decided to FORgo dessert FOR a few days.

always carried, Eragon had decided to forgo a new sword in favor of the length of knotted hawthorn.

If you're planning to get outside help for the migration, you may be able to forgo some or all of the training for the time being.

And students would not have to forgo two whole years of wages, so more should be tempted to apply.

Though they had to forgo their own paychecks for a time, and each gained 25 pounds from the stress of it all, they kept their promise.

Goldman sees itself as "long-term greedy" , preferring to forgo profit today rather than to alienate a client.

Do not, for one repulse, forgo the purpose that you resolved to effort. ? ? ? ? ( Shakespeare )?

But without a serious prospect of progress on some of our concerns, Europe should be willing itself to forgo summits.

Check out the best of this season's earrings trend that'll make you want to forgo your earmuffs all winter long!

Many people in the feeling flower of poison, to love to see light, as if the world of mortals forgo our owner.

Jia Le teases Jia Qi, saying that she will not forgo the chance of going to Japan for training given her character.

Compare that with the NBA, where some owners may actually prefer to forgo another unprofitable season if it results in a better deal.

With these tools at your disposal, you might decide to forgo EJB altogether or at least minimize its role.

Shakespeare: Do not, for one repulse, forgo the purpose that you resolved to effort.

Residual claimants forgo optimal diversification so that residual claims and decision making can be combined in a small number of agents.

The terms of the agreement will also forgo any loans due to Daimler from Chrysler that have written off for the 2008 fiscal year.

Murray decided to forgo treatment, and time became a precious commodity, not to be wasted.

If there are fewer potential mates around, men may delay marriage or forgo it entirely, losing out on these nuptial niceties.

The arrangement requires a good deal of sacrifice, especially on the part of the workers, who forgo the chance to reproduce.

Although both have chosen to forgo the traditional glitz and glamour of a factory launch, team management and drivers will all be present.

Do not, for one repulse , forgo the purpose that you resolved to effort.

The varied services his company provided to his customers often meant he had to forgo his daily meditation.

If you pick two of these goals, the inexorable logic of economics forces you to forgo the third.

They would have to forgo that stylish Gucci wallet and that shiny Mercedes, even though their credit would allow it.

Only 30 percent of men said they would rather forgo intimate relations than cyber ones.

After Si'En's missing encounter, Liu Bang tells Xin Bei he decides to forgo his career and be a full-time house-husband to look after her.

Do not one repulse forgo the purpose that you resolved to effort!

as they poorly trained these units forgo using the lance , which requires specialist training , and fight with a sword.

In his view, to engage with one book is to forgo the acquaintance of many others.

Falling yields are a sign that investors are willing to forgo potential big gains in stocks for more certain, but smaller profits in bonds.

Looking back, it's clear that had I decided to forgo the one-question test, the past 12 months wouldn't have been at all the same.

Barclays' chief executive and president both said they would forgo their bonuses for a second year.

Grandparents might forgo their share of a meal to ensure survival for the youngest generation.

Women made more cautious financial decisions: They were more likely to forgo lucrative opportunities so they could avoid risks and losses.

Rats and monkeys had been found to forgo food to avoid delivering electric shocks to relatives.

Those with an essayist approach often forgo them entirely, or maybe just add one particularly relevant image.

if he as possible to minimize the loss, in addition to forgo some urgent things he have no choice.

Voluntarily Giving up a Saving Throw: A creature can voluntarily forgo a saving throw and willingly accept a power's result.

The administration has decided to forgo naming one individual to oversee the process.

This is why it is vital to forgo standard title insurance and invest in extended coverage policies with every one of your transactions.

And they are increasingly willing to forgo raises, or to settle for small ones.

Do not, for one repulse, forgo the purpose that you resolved to effor.

I shall be happy to forgo his company.

A device that uses teardrops to measure the amount of sugar in a person's blood could soon allow diabetics to forgo painful daily pinpricks.

Students as young as 7 have been instructed to forgo their ball point pens and get to grips with its more artful predecessor.

They also provide direct egress from the building at multiple levels, allowing SOM to forgo fire doors and stairs.

However, I suggest that you forgo the business plan altogether in favor of making real goals.

I do not feel obliged to believe that the same God who has endowed us with sense, reason, and intellect has intended us to forgo their use.

Such thinly veiled references to military action would, he contended, bolster diplomatic and economic pressure on Iran to forgo the bomb.

Forgo the large, full-fat latte in favor of a small, skim latte, or better still, try tea.

In one case Intel is said to have paid a retailer to forgo AMD chips altogether.

Such benefits are particularly hard to forgo in the midst of a recession.

In the first part, we use Forgo case as an example to discuss the system's traditional concept pf renvoi.

In another study, researchers developed a test that may allow some patients with early-stage colon cancer to forgo chemotherapy.

The State Department said Bahrain agreed to forgo sensitive fuel-cycle technologies and to rely on world markets for nuclear fuel.

Forgo backyard fireworks. Leave fireworks to trained professionals.

Italians are being urged to forgo spaghetti, tagliatelle and ravioli today to protest against rising prices.

She decided to FORgo the party and prepare FOR the English exam.

The authors caution further research is needed before asthma sufferers forgo their inhalers.

It obligates non-nuclear states to forgo development of nuclear weapons and requires nuclear states to move toward disarmament.

But beyond joy, a hallmark of human beings is the ability to forgo immediate gratification for the sake of some deeper contentment.

Sometimes the requests would drag to 2-3 hours or even beyond. At the end of the day, I would forgo sleep to catch up on my work.

I've heard tell that immunizations can have serious, unintended side effects, so I'll forgo mine today, thank you.

We could lose a generation of potential and promise, as more young Americans are forced to forgo dreams of college. . .

Forgo plastic containers; they don't allow air flow, so moisture can become trapped and damage the ornaments.

Practicing how to put on a condom is also important, so as to avoid mishaps which could forgo, and sometimes, end, sexual intensity.

But the team showed the birds forgo the winds and choose to fly at night, when conditions are relatively calmer.

use software interfaces that forgo the type of manual controls found on the space that carried HAL.

Many top managers have expressed a willingness to trim their salaries and forgo bonuses.

Print too few and publishers will forgo sales while they order reprints (at higher prices).

For instance, many Jews, including myself, forgo having baby showers or buying baby gear before the infant is born.

Now, this might mean that you have to forgo sleeping in long hours on those lazy Saturday mornings.

If you wanted to forgo the case, you could get the kit for under $300.

Would the Chinese people agree that China should forgo its sovereignty over them in the interests of Sino-Japanese relations?

At 16, I decided to forgo a high school education and instead I pursued my GED.

LESS IS MORE The cheapest solution? Forgo shoes altogether and join the legions of runners who have embraced the barefoot trend.

The workers agreed to forgo a pay increase for the sake of greater job security.

I'll forgo those trendy browsers and examine how to connect, download, upload, transfer, and communicate entirely from the command line.

Glamping began when wealthy adventurers wanted to explore the world but refused to forgo the comforts of cozy beds and fine china.

Most men forgo this crucial part of sex and jump right into intercourse.

Nor can you guess whether they are willing to forgo land reform for the privilege of voting for some politician they have never heard of.

So forgo fried and toss boneless, skinless chicken breasts on the grill.

any letter expressing an intention to take (or forgo ) some action.

There are often pro-competitive reasons to forgo short-term profits.

Obama joked about wanting to forgo the tradition and eat "Courage. "

A licensee can agree to the terms and enjoy the prescribed permissions or forgo using the software .

Can I forgo or change a registration mark that I reserve?

We have the most to cut and can best afford to forgo opportunities for development.

If you're hungry, forgo ordering a pizza and instead break out red wine and cheese.

For sure, sensible leaders the world over, including Arab ones, want Iran to forgo the bomb.

If you tend to forgo buying premium applications because you're pinching pennies, you should reconsider when it comes to the beamME apps.

We' ll have to forgo our rest hour to gather in the wheat before the storm begins.

The interest is a payment for their willingness to forgo use of the funds for a fixed time.

Forgo. Barrier unwilling to forgo dessert.

Even if you live in a small home or apartment you don't have to forgo gardening.

And it seems that the students themselves are all to willing to forgo such trappings of independence.

Once they find coverage, homeowners still may forgo it.

If you decide to forgo free space in the table space, you might want to consider using APPEND YES for the tables in the table space.

His boss agreed to the time off--but he will have to forgo his $18-an-hour pay.

Forgo backyard fireworks.

The rights group is urging Iran to forgo the acid punishment.

If WE are going to finish this today, WE'll have to forgo our lunch hour.

Go ahead and include them to forgo any unforeseen problems!

Some single people throw themselves in their business or job, and forgo pleasure time and self-care.

Unless we build on their strengths, we will forgo the most powerful force for implementation.

But newborn dolphins and killer whales can forgo sleeping for their entire first month.

But eating healthfully on Thanksgiving doesn't mean you have to forgo all your favorite foods, said Jennifer K.

FOR the sake of a fairy-tale wedding, engaged American couples will take on inordinate debt or forgo buying a house.

But because of my family I had to forgo the previous job and come to Dongwan.

Russia will press Ukraine to join it and to forgo an association and free-trade agreement with the EU.

"Developing countries would like to be compensated" for the economic benefits they forgo by preserving their forests, he says.

For 2009, he has voluntarily agreed to a 25% cut in salary and to forgo any cash bonus.

Many taxpayers forgo worthwhile tax deductions because they have neglected to keep receipts or records.

When she is attacked with mind blast, the slayer can forgo attempting a psionic defense and also forgo a saving throw.

And just because it's "technical writing" doesn't mean that you should forgo poetic language, grammar and spell-check.

Nonetheless, I am mindful of current sentiment, so I have taken a personal decision to forgo any annual bonus.

I am willing to forgo sales on new ideas and products because of franchisor restrictions.

The entire management of Deutsche Bank have pledged to forgo bonuses this year, following Morgan Stanley CEO John Mack last year.

Among them, a "naked wedding" which doesn't involve nudity but does forgo a ring, a party, a house and a car.

In poor rural areas, many forgo treatment because they can't afford it.

The staff decided that it would try, for the most part, to forgo independent, publishable research;

The housing crisis has created vast numbers of homeowners who might reasonably forgo disaster insurance, including:

some of us have to forgo that luxury

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