Both sides should come into the conversation ready to give something up.
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Everything you add to your life means you have to give something up.
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Most entrepreneurs are prepared to give something up for the success of their company.
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Theoretically, both sides will likely have to give something up to end this shutdown.
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That led to OBSESSED running the other direction (for "Completely unwilling to give something up").
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But getting them to give something up that they've already done tends to be much harder.
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Not surprisingly, these leaders don't want to give something up to get something they consider essential.
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If you're going to negotiate in good faith, you have to be willing to give something up.
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And you are not being credible if you don't answer, tell the truth, and give something up. Something.
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Don't expect to transition smoothly into the starting lineup right off the bat—you've got to give something up first.
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Even if you get what you want more than anything in the world, you will have to give something up.
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SunTrust found about 72 percent of college football fans would give something up to save for tickets, lodging, tailgating, merchandise and other activities.
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And I think we fear the idea of personal change because we think that we have to sacrifice something to give something up.
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Imagine rocking your favorite gang of monster-fighting preteens on your fingertips all winter long — or at least until the Duffer brothers give something up.
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I want to do another sitcom and another movie, but if I had to give something up, it probably would be everything else but stand-up.
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"A good negotiation happens when both sides have upside, but they have to give something up to get there and feel they've built an equity," he says.
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So, again, we can go into the minutiae, but both of them are probably going to have to give something up to make the deal go through.
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Hemsworth also touched on another issue that affects many couples: how to divide up responsibilities, and who might have to give something up in order to maintain the partnership.
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And the more people (that is, lobbyists) begin to doubt that Congress will get anything done, the less likely they are to want to bargain or give something up themselves.
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It's the second time Trump has said Israel will have to give something up for the embassy move, though he has not offered details as to what that may be.
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"The ingredients vary from one salve to the next, but basically it creates an environment locally where the skin has to give something up to maintain its pH balance," Dr. Day says.
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Share stories about how saving money has allowed you to do more, and discuss the times in which you had to give something up during the short term to gain more down the road.
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And I think we feel the idea of personal change is that we have to sacrifice something, to give something up, but human beings at our best are so inventive, and creative, and ingenious, that I think that we….
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Then, we take her milk, that's intended for her calf, and we put it in our coffee and our cereal, and I think we fear the idea of personal change because we think that we have to sacrifice something to give something up.
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IF IT IS A HYBRID LIKE THE CHEVROLET VOLT OR ON THE E.V., OF COURSE/ AND SO THEY ARE RECOGNIZING THAT THEY ARE NOT GIVING ANYTHING UP. AND THE OTHER PART THAT'S REALLY -- PEOPLE THINK THEY HAVE TO GIVE SOMETHING UP IS, IT'S FUN TO DRIVE.
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And I think we fear the idea of personal change because we think that we have to sacrifice something to give something up but human beings, at our best, are so inventive and creative and ingenious, and I think that when we use love and compassion as our guiding principles, we can create, develop, and implement systems of change that are beneficial to all sentient beings and to the environment.
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Logan's Run explores utopian and dystopian themes, with the idea that characters willingly die instead of reaching advanced ages, reflecting the idea that "Utopias require its participants to give something up in order to create harmony and uniformity". Common dystopian themes include an evil ruling authority, the confiscation of children from parents, life in a city, and the idea of human overpopulation, in this case causing the protagonists to leave the urban environment. Roscoe Lee Browne played Box and has been the subject of discussion on race in Logan's Run. Prominent concepts in the film are "the dangers of hedonism, youth worship, and, particularly, the dangers of government-sponsored euthanasia".
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