The word on the Street is 'throw in the towel.
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I throw in the towel, pay the bill, and leave .
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She had again encouraged Rabin to throw in the towel.
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But supporters are not ready to throw in the towel.
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So who will be next to throw in the towel?
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But don't throw in the towel on active management quite yet.
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It knows that most claimants will quickly throw in the towel.
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Time to throw in the towel and get them a rock.
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Everybody else in the NBA should just throw in the towel.
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"I was ready to throw in the towel," Mr. James admitted.
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After these poor performances, Yang decided to throw in the towel.
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Google is not ready to totally throw in the towel just yet.
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Poswolsky said it's a mistake to throw in the towel that soon.
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And just this Friday Jim Gilmore decided to throw in the towel.
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"I wouldn't throw in the towel on the mortgage business," said Sloan.
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After the second party I was ready to throw in the towel.
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There's no shame in admitting you'd want to throw in the towel.
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But don't throw in the towel immediately — you've got bills to pay.
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And at some point here, we've got to throw in the towel.
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Nevertheless, the Democratic socialist does not seem ready to throw in the towel.
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"I'm not sure they are ready to throw in the towel," he said.
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Finding a lack of evidence isn't a reason to throw in the towel.
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This is just the latest social media app to throw in the towel.
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Many funds that close have no choice but to throw in the towel.
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But that doesn't mean you should just throw in the towel, she warns.
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But after the Equifax outrage, now it's time to throw in the towel.
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If you're breaking out on your face and neck, don't throw in the towel.
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Like, some people get bored and throw in the towel — I say I'm committed.
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Eventually they could just throw in the towel and go for just tax cuts.
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This begs the question — which candidate will throw in the towel before Labor Day?
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Kuroda appeared to throw in the towel in November with a speech in Zurich.
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Others will throw in the towel and quit when things don't go their way.
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But that's no reason to throw in the towel on tech stocks, according to Riley.
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President Donald Trump wants the GOP to throw in the towel on immigration — for now.
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But this doesn't mean we should throw in the towel for coercive diplomacy just yet.
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But where others would throw in the towel, ARMY uses as fuel to burn brighter.
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"If Bernie endorses Hillary, I urge Bernie's supporters not to throw in the towel," Stein said.
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Haye bravely clambered back into the ring only for his corner to throw in the towel.
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Before you throw in the towel — or rag — give these tried-and-true hacks a go.
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There were plenty of times when I was more than ready to throw in the towel.
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How long after the credits roll would it take for them to throw in the towel?
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You don't have to be ready to throw in the towel to improve things at work.
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Without a cushion, if your first idea fails, you might have to throw in the towel.
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While other markets may outperform, it's too early to throw in the towel on US stocks.
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When you fall for that doughnut, don&apost despair, and don&apost throw in the towel.
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By the time lunch rolled around on Day 254, I was ready to throw in the towel.
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A single attack won't prompt the Taliban to throw in the towel and meekly agree to negotiations.
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Throw in the towel and stop fighting, and all hell might break loose, we keep being told.
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It's no surprise so many of us throw in the towel before we've yet to start learning.
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Anybody can throw in the towel and forget about a person, but the judge didn't do it.
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Travel is often difficult, uncomfortable and draining — but that's not a reason to throw in the towel.
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"At one point in 2019 one central bank is going to throw in the towel," he said.
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"We didn't come this far just to throw in the towel," one senior administration official told Axios.
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But sex fatigue is kicking in so I decide to throw in the towel and head home.
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"There's no rosy picture here, but I don't think we can throw in the towel," Must said.
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Which bank had been ordered to throw in the towel and temporarily suspend its market-making activity?
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But it's a baseball game, and we can't just throw in the towel and stop the game.
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Scott Hutcheson, board chair of the Calgary 2026 Bid Corporation, has refused to throw in the towel.
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Around 15% of thru-hikers throw in the towel after just a few days of hiking through Georgia.
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Funai Electric, the last remaining producer of VCRs, will throw in the towel by the end of July.
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Are you more inclined to throw in the towel and sulk or push through the hurdles and persist?
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He even went to the 1st hole and tried to go -- but decided to throw in the towel.
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But, his corner was forced to throw in the towel as a Groves overhand right landed once again.
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If at this point Choksi felt ready to throw in the towel, she doesn't seem to recall it.
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If he (and his girlfriend) are willing to put in the work, don't throw in the towel yet.
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However, it remains unclear whether the 75-year-old will throw in the towel, or dig in deeper.
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She is almost ready to throw in the towel with the rinsing quinoa thing, but we get through it.
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But, ever the patient parent, er, host, Chris Harrison won't let him throw in the towel — or a tantrum.
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Why it matters: Returning so quickly to the limelight means that O'Reilly isn't ready to throw in the towel.
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BERLIN — Can you blame Sony for not wanting to just throw in the towel for its ailing smartphone business?
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Keeping your cool when all facts facing you would direct a totally rational person to throw in the towel.
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But they are cake stakes I went to bed that night exhausted and ready to throw in the towel.
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We got him at LAX where he told us Donald should just throw in the towel at this point.
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Brook's trainer Dominic Ingle felt obliged to throw in the towel to prevent his man from taking further punishment.
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After assessing their battered boxer, Salka's trainers decided to throw in the towel before the seventh round could begin.
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There may be at least another 15-year growth cycle by oil firms before investors throw in the towel.
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Drug developers would have no choice but to throw in the towel on the next line of breakthrough treatments.
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He lost that race badly, and on election night seemed to throw in the towel on politics for good.
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This week even Google was forced to throw in the towel and commit to eventually disabling third-party cookie.
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Although she was by far the most prominent defection, Harris was the 14th candidate to throw in the towel.
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Or will the new administration throw in the towel, deciding these are battles it's not keen to keep waging?
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As the Santiago-Peraltas attempt to convince Holt not to throw in the towel, he is repeatedly rude to Jake.
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When you've had your fill, throw in the towel and head over to the spa for a post-workout massage.
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If we have a downgrade by just one notch, that could prompt foreign investors to possibly throw in the towel.
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That led Nixon to throw in the towel, saying he would not invoke privilege and would let the aides testify.
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After their previous effort failed in July, the White House and Republican leadership seemed ready to throw in the towel.
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And what they are saying, well, he is still doing it so I guess we better throw in the towel.
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Bachelor veteran and actual veteran Jubilee Sharpe was about ready to throw in the towel, as was Viall's ex Andi Dorfman.
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So why not just throw in the towel and admit that controlling this mess was not within its power or purview?
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Will clued me in after my umpteenth revision attempt, and I think he probably wanted me to throw in the towel.
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Federer broke Dimitrov in the 210th game to claim the first set but the Bulgarian refused to throw in the towel.
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The longer it fails to break through it, the more likely a slide lower becomes if shorts throw in the towel.
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When it comes to the trade war at large, Beijing has shown no signs of willingness to throw in the towel.
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If they opt not to, it could spell a new election—and even prompt Mrs Merkel to throw in the towel.
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Hurd is unlikely to be the last Republican to throw in the towel — and maybe not even the last Texan: Rep.
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The last step is exasperation, when companies and investors, exasperated by years of little to no profits, throw in the towel.
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Don't throw in the towel if you don't have the equivalent of your salary saved by the time you hit 30.
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But this is no reason to give up hope and throw in the towel on supporting research initiatives like the moonshot.
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But that doesn't mean that Democrats should throw in the towel and leave his Democratic opponent, Doug Jones, in the lurch.
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We may need a least a few people to throw in the towel before the group finally sees a decent bounce.
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To stave them off, he said, he conjured his inner fighter, who was tough enough not to throw in the towel.
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What forced Apple, one of the world's biggest companies, to throw in the towel on a multiyear legal battle on Tuesday?
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Michael Arone, chief investment strategist at State Street Global Advisors, isn't willing to throw in the towel on the market either.
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I'm gonna tell you the easy thing to do when we saw that would have been to throw in the towel.
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Before you throw in the towel and give up on your midnight dreams, take a look at your pre-bedtime habits.
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But the company probably doesn't want to throw in the towel and admit it has nothing better to do with its cash.
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"We didn't come this far just to throw in the towel," said a senior administration official with direct knowledge of the conversations.
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That is why Rupert Murdoch is tempted to throw in the towel by selling off bits of 21st Century Fox (see article).
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Their handler urged them to throw in the towel on this whole under-cover spy thing and just go home to Russia.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer actually gets worried when Wall Street analysts "throw in the towel" on given stocks for one reason or another.
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It sometimes felt like having two jobs, and it would have been really easy to throw in the towel at several points.
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Keys refused to throw in the towel, however, and foiled the Czech's first attempt to serve out the match at 5-4.
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In that sense, Nissan could throw in the towel and simply keep the Titan unrefreshed and in perpetual fourth or fifth place.
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The French daily said the French government's demands led Martin Bouygues, who leads construction and media group Bouygues, to throw in the towel.
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"If stocks don't hold the lows, you could see further downside intensify as people throw in the towel," said Scott Redler of T3Live.com.
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We're not just talking about a small bump in the road, these are failures that would cause many to throw in the towel.
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I applaud them: for the first time in 30 years, workers stood up to Carl Icahn and made him throw in the towel.
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I wasn't really thrilled with MAKE PASSES, but at some point you have to just throw in the towel and go with something.
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What parents should not do is throw in the towel and feed their kids a steady diet of chicken nuggets and buttered noodles.
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That strongly suggests there is scope for speculators to throw in the towel and liquidate their large short position in the 10-year space.
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But if you're currently in a present-less predicament, don't throw in the towel just yet, because there's still a last-minute shopping play.
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And no, you do not need to throw in the towel and hire a professional crew of painters before you've even tried to DIY.
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Didier Saint-Georges, who helps manage over 50 billion euros at Carmignac, says a major central bank will "throw in the towel" next year.
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"I could have throw in the towel many times in the beginning, OK. " In fact, he admitted to making many mistakes along the way.
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But here we are on Friday, and neither Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell nor the White House is ready to throw in the towel.
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And while Amazon was ultimately forced to throw in the towel in the Arkansas case, the fight over the information is clearly only beginning.
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Tank Abbott joked on commentary that Johnston's best strategy would be to throw in the towel because "wrestling is fighting now... it's a prerequisite".
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Airlines have suffered badly with Norwegian Air laying off staff and cutting thousands of flights and Britain's Flybe forced to throw in the towel.
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Even Justice Anthony Kennedy, the famous "swing" justice, seemed to throw in the towel in the face of these forces during his final term.
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Senate Republicans have yet to throw in the towel, but it seems more than likely their nine-month odyssey will be unsuccessful, with Sens.
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As a nation, we're facing some major obstacles right now, which is why it sometimes seems so much easier to just throw in the towel.
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A section of fans in the arena may have booed Ingle's decision to throw in the towel, but his actions have been more than vindicated.
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You'll walk away frustrated, both at the game's maddening lack of logic, but also because you'll probably throw in the towel long before solving it.
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It ain't over 'til it's over -- so says Billie Jean King who says she's not ready to throw in the towel on Hillary Clinton ... yet.
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It's unclear if the vid was Britney in current form or a #tbt ... but the implication is Britney's not about to throw in the towel.
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For many, just the talk of an economic downturn is enough to send them running to the locker room, ready to throw in the towel.
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There are peak and valley moments when you want to quit and just throw in the towel, but nothing worth doing in life is easy.
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Elizabeth Warren, will likely endorse Clinton in the coming days, as an effort to signal to Sanders that it's time to throw in the towel.
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It's all b—— and rumors and it's not funny," Cary continued, then asking viewers, "At what point do you throw in the towel and walk away?
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That boxing could be a "safe space" may seem antithetical for a sport built around beating one's opponent down until they literally throw in the towel.
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"I never quit in my life but it was time to throw in the towel," he said Saturday when he returned to check on his house.
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So, what are the chances 1-800-Flowers will simply opt to throw in the towel in the next few years and explore the cannabis field?
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One anonymous senior adviser used some vulgar language to indicate to Glenn Thrush of Politico that it's time for Bernie Sanders to throw in the towel.
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Briles has always been adamant he did nothing wrong -- and he's making it clear that he's refusing to throw in the towel on his coaching career.
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There's only so much you can do to turn things around — and there may come a point where you just need to throw in the towel.
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The Raptors shot the ball fairly well and wouldn't throw in the towel until late in the fourth, and so James wound up playing 41 minutes.
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"Sanders has been reluctant to throw in the towel and endorse Clinton," Texas Politics Project director James Henson said Monday, according to The Dallas Morning News.
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But if investors who already hold Mexican peso bonds throw in the towel and sell, it could accelerate the peso's losses as they buy dollars instead.
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"It takes a lot for someone born and raised in New York City to throw in the towel on a rent-stabilized apartment," Mr. Bazyluk said.
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Many investors now say Chevron's deal will embolden them to grill companies in the sector whether it is time to throw in the towel and sell.
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Neither Cruz, the Tea Party senator from Texas, nor Kasich, the more moderate Ohio governor, have given any indication they're prepared to throw in the towel.
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Elevated levels of sentiment are "a concern, but in and of itself is not a reason to throw in the towel and get out," Sonders said.
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"I wouldn't throw in the towel on the mortgage business," Tim Sloan, chief executive officer of Wells Fargo & Co, the biggest U.S. home lender, said on Friday.
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The larger that bet grows without an accompanying fall in the dollar, the greater the chance that speculators throw in the towel and cut their short positions.
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As you know ... Kanye recently said he wants 7 kids, despite his wife saying she's ready to throw in the towel after becoming a mother of 4.
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"It's a long, torturous, difficult road, but you can't throw in the towel," Porras, Archbishop of Merida, said in a press conference with international media in Caracas.
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"I wouldn't throw in the towel on the mortgage business," Tim Sloan, chief executive officer of Wells Fargo & Co, the biggest U.S. home lender, said on Friday.
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Image: ShutterstockIt's the end of an era as the last Japanese company to make VCRs says it'll throw in the towel and stop manufacturing them by August.
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But when everyone from Brigitte Bardot to Alexa Chung to Solange makes having bangs look so effortless, we're not about to throw in the towel that easily.
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His attitude was also questioned after he capitulated in his subsequent match against Andy Murray, rushing between serves and appearing at times to throw in the towel.
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BMO's Porter said the relentless one-way move in the currency is going to cause more and more retailers to "throw in the towel" and raise prices.
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That may have been the moment when Attorney General William Barr concluded that the administration had to throw in the towel, whether or not the president agreed.
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Advertisers are not willing to throw in the towel with Facebook just yet, but they will need to proceed with caution, and possibly through a different route.
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So the next round of winnowing may take place after the October 1 cutoff for debate No. 4, as other candidates decide to throw in the towel.
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KG ain't ready to throw in the towel on Lonzo either -- but says Ball is already at a crossroads and needs to make some serious life choices.
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Four-times world champion Vettel said the Ferrari drivers eschewed the chance to challenge Hamilton's time to preserve their tyres for Sunday rather than throw in the towel.
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Elton John struggled to power through his performance Saturday night, but eventually, he was forced to throw in the towel due to a bad case of walking pneumonia.
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On something that takes this long, and is this trying on you and your relationships, your loved ones, it can be really easy to throw in the towel.
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Wells Fargo's Jacobsen says that for anyone who's been waiting for higher interest rates to invest in bonds, now may be the time to throw in the towel.
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Read more about SoftBank, WeWork, and the venture industry:With Grubhub reportedly looking to throw in the towel, SoftBank may finally have a winner in the food delivery market.
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Palak Shah, real-estate investor and former mechanical engineer, spent 17 years in the hustle and bustle of corporate America before she decided to throw in the towel.
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That was the day when Mr. Ackman finally decided to throw in the towel and sell his firm's entire stake in Valeant, resulting in a $4 billion loss.
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That appears to have been the impetus for the Justice Department to throw in the towel, ending a prosecution that began all the way back in April 2015.
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Tony Tyler, the chief executive of airline industry body IATA, had warned in March that the few remaining airlines still operating in Venezuela "may throw in the towel".
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When two people throw in the towel at the same time, then you break up, but if one person's saying: 'Come on, we can do this,' you carry on.
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"I know many promisingstartup examples which had to throw in the towel in the first steps of the journey because of the difficulty of reaching financial resources," Aydin said.
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Hoverboards have been blowing up and causing dads to fall on their butts for months now, and at least one retailer has apparently decided to throw in the towel.
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As it peaked and began declining, we saw dozens of device manufacturers from Compaq to Sony throw in the towel year after year, as the pie began to shrink.
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If the job isn't a good fit for the individual, if they don't like what they do, they run a higher risk of deciding to throw in the towel.
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Jim Furyk's U.S. side did not throw in the towel, though, and when Europe's heavyweights Rory McIlroy and Justin Rose lost in early singles matches there were anxious moments.
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Erekat insists that Trump's plan, a "Vision for Peace," would inevitably mean the end of the PA. But he won't say when the PA will throw in the towel.
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These candidates are unlikely to throw in the towel and back a competitor if they think there is any chance that they can still sneak in for the nomination.
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Take full advantage of your Roth IRA to make sure you don&apost come up short when you&aposre ready to throw in the towel on going to work.
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In fact, he was actually losing on the cards against Brook, who ultimately had to throw in the towel in the fifth round after Golovkin broke his eye socket.
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But while Affleck and Garner are in a better place now, they recently went through a strained period that nearly led them to throw in the towel on their marriage.
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Walker joined forces with Democrats to win the race four years ago, but after a tumultuous term and a poor performance in polls, he decided to throw in the towel.
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Individual investors should not throw in the towel, thinking they can't beat the widespread computer trading on Wall Street, billionaire buy-and-hold investor Ron Baron told CNBC on Friday.
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However, after a few close calls with the waves, the seasoned captain is forced to throw in the towel and get his men back to safety while he still can.
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If the Justice Department can just throw in the towel whenever a law is challenged in court, it can effectively pick and choose which laws should remain on the books.
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The deal was complicated months later when Comcast made its own offer — $65 billion — prompting Disney to up its offer to $71.3 billion, forcing Comcast to throw in the towel.
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But when you're stuck at an event where your entire purpose is to initiate conversation with strangers (ugh), it can be tempting to throw in the towel and go home.
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Justice, given his background and politics of the state, is not "ready to throw in the towel" on coal, but he admits the state needs to diversify its energy strategy.
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Throw in the towel already: President Trump has been fighting several losing battles, but the most recent one is another strike out for his travel ban on Muslim-majority countries.
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" Andrew Brenner, head of international fixed income at NatAlliance Securities, said while his firm does not disagree with Gundlach, "we are not willing to throw in the towel just yet.
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"I do believe in the next one to three months, the Republicans are going to throw in the towel, they really don't have a choice," he said at the time.
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Paire looked jaded in the decider, having played five three-setters throughout the week, but refused to throw in the towel when Humbert served for the championship at 5-3.
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Many investors, who have loaded up on bonds on the belief of protracted easy monetary polices worldwide due to sluggish global economy, are not ready to throw in the towel.
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Andy Siegrist, a close friend of the band, manned the position for a short period of time, only to throw in the towel because he couldn't deal with Noise's power structure.
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When you look back on season 4, Delaney and Horgan did pave a path for their characters to throw in the towel on their lives in Europe or their precarious relationship.
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Dadashev was taking a lot of punches to the face and head ... and it got so ugly, his trainer, Buddy McGirt, had to beg the boxer to throw in the towel.
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There are literally hundreds of languages to choose from, each with its own unique syntax and purpose, making many of us want to throw in the towel before we even begin.
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Robins, who spoke to Recode about an hour after the news was announced, said that there were a number of factors why DraftKings and FanDuel decided to throw in the towel.
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Long after it became mathematically impossible for Kasich to win before the convention, and less than 24 hours after Cruz decided to throw in the towel, Kasich will end his campaign.
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Failure isn't just the last rep you think you can do, either; it's the point where your muscles throw in the towel and you literally fail to complete a full repetition.
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A short timeline might give Democrats an advantage to apply pressure, but Republicans aren't going to throw in the towel just because Pelosi is prepared to stick to the House's calendar.
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After another 12 years of crippling sanctions and the toughest arms control regime ever devised by the United States and its partners, Saddam still wasn't ready to throw in the towel.
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Duterte, 71, won the presidential election in May by 16 million votes, or about 38%, an unassailable lead that forced his three opponents to throw in the towel one after the other.
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I was ready to throw in the towel and just get the hell out of there, but this seasoned TJ's shopper wasn't about to let me leave without getting my Cookie Butter.
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At the same time, FBI agent Stan Beeman moves in next door, a strange coincidence that causes Philip to wonder if it's time to throw in the towel, much to Elizabeth's dismay.
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Last year, eBay appeared to throw in the towel in India after it sold its business in the country to Flipkart and took a minority stake in the country's e-commerce leader.
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Berdych refused to throw in the towel and had break points at 3-3 in the third set, only for Federer to fling down three aces to finally break his rival's spirit.
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So maybe it's premature to throw in the towel when it comes to AI. Perhaps the new supercomputer of the future is us—with a little help from our computer AI friends.
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Considering the size of the U.S. economy and bond market, as well as the power of the dollar, the most likely outcome is that America's adversaries eventually will throw in the towel.
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Long-time centrist presidential hopeful Francois Bayrou, who may get about 5 percent of the vote, is facing growing calls from his base to throw in the towel and rally behind Macron.
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Going to a psychic is the last, unchecked box on my spooky bucket list, the one thing left before I throw in the towel on my quest to be a True Believer.
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"It's time to throw in the towel knowing that he has won the battle of issues," said Wilbur Colom, a Democratic National Committee member from Mississippi who formerly supported Michael R. Bloomberg.
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Only 36 percent of Americans think Sanders should throw in the towel — compared with 48 percent who want him to keep fighting, according to a new poll conducted by Vox and Morning Consult.
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In all three, the team seemed to throw in the towel as soon as the first goal was conceded; in the Chelsea defeat, Pedro's second strike met almost no opposition from the defence.
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And Mr Putin's doctrine of "escalate to de-escalate" would almost certainly bring the threat, and possibly even the use, of Russian tactical nuclear weapons to encourage NATO to throw in the towel.
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First, comprehensive tax reform is still likely to happen, even as investors and CEOs alike recently have started to throw in the towel on their hopes for a rewrite of the tax code.
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By that logic, distressed oil producers may choose to hold out just a little longer rather than throw in the towel - postponing the point of maximum pain that bearish traders are waiting for.
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But if you&aposve reflected on why you&aposre not succeeding, made some changes, and you still don&apost feel any motivation whatsoever, then it might be time to throw in the towel.
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Add to that a sharp slide in the Chinese currency and rise in global trade war fears, and it's not hard to see why some investors might want to throw in the towel completely.
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But at the end of round five Jake rocked Deji with a series of punches, enough for the latter's team to throw in the towel and forfeit the match before the final sixth round.
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Despite the fact that this change comes as a result of less-than-steller box office earnings following the release of Allegiant, it seems the franchise isn't quite ready to throw in the towel.
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But The Wall Street Journal editorial board says that if Trump can't "change his act" by Labor Day, he should throw in the towel – and turn the nomination over to running mate Mike Pence.
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By the time I started Killing Season, a 2013 film about a Serbian war criminal starring John Travolta and Robert De Niro, I was desperate to throw in the towel and turn off Netflix.
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"Every day I feel better and better and better, and I am getting closer to realizing that I can be that person again, that I don't need to throw in the towel," she said.
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Looking ready to throw in the towel, Monfils flapped at a few shots then sprinkled in a few brilliant returns to leave an increasingly irritated Djokovic off-balance and the crowd scratching their heads.
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New revelations are raising risks for Boeing, and some Wall Street analysts are starting to throw in the towel on plane manufacturer after keeping buy ratings on the stock throughout the 737 Max debacle.
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However, Matteis remains reluctant to throw in the towel on the potential blockbuster; says the data still showed evidence of effectiveness and that the drug achieved statistical significance at days 3, 8 and 12.
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However, Matteis remains reluctant to throw in the towel on the potential blockbuster; says the data still showed evidence of effectiveness and that the drug achieved statistical significance at days 3, 8 and 12.
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Wall Street is betting that if the market plunges far enough, the White House will throw in the towel and find a way to make trade peace with China rather than risk losing in 2020.
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Instead, he attended a "launch party" in South Carolina, the state long considered his firewall, desperate to signal to nervous donors and African American supporters that he was not planning to throw in the towel.
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In a timespan of 3-4 years, eBay's C43C market share plummeted from 72% to 8% and caused them to throw in the towel while Taobao's share continued to climb, reaching over 80% by 2007.
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"We remain cautiously optimistic on gold going forward... However, if $1,300 breaks (below) once again, stale longs might decide to throw in the towel on yet another ill-fated rally attempt," INTL FCStone's Meir said.
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"I never thought for a million years that once the going started to get tough that he would throw in the towel and jump ship and say, 'Oh sorry, I changed my mind,' " said Kufrin.
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Kotb's fellow Today correspondent Carson Daly barely made it through 12 hours of the challenge and tried to get her to throw in the towel on day six, but she held strong — and J.Lo approved.
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"At the of end of the day the House of Commons must prevail because it is the elected chamber but I hope the House of Lords will not throw in the towel early," Mandelson said.
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I am not ready to throw in the towel and revert to my worst fears, but if his remaining high-level appointees are not more moderate, I fear for our Republic and my fellow Americans.
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"Listen, if that guy could ever shoot the ball consistently, let's just throw in the towel, everybody else, and head home, because it's over," said TNT analyst and former NBA head coach Stan Van Gundy.
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Ben Affleck is leaving no doubt -- he and 'SNL' producer Lindsay Shookus are in a relationship -- but someone needs to throw in the towel, because as you see from Ben's shirt, L.A.'s super humid.
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Haye, hindered by an ankle injury for much of the fight, was knocked down for a second time and sent crashing through the ropes in the penultimate round, prompting his corner to throw in the towel.
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Now, I'm not going to do something that is going to get me in the hospital or to the point of having to have surgery, but I refuse to throw in the towel after one week.
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Los Angeles entertainment lawyer Mark Litwak told Mashable that money isn't even the half of it — Dr. Luke is unlikely to throw in the towel because it sends the message that he's guilty of the allegations.
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"This whole discussion about central banks and their willingness to act has faded away in the sense that it's clear they will not throw in the towel," ABN AMRO senior fixed income strategist Kim Liu said.
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"When the dollar finally weakens because the Fed would throw in the towel, then – and we better not miss that moment when it comes – that would be the time to move into emerging markets," he said.
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That Merkel has finally throw in the towel and renounced any hope for her continued moderate leadership of Germany is a tribute to what appears to be the growing right-wing tilt of the German electorate.
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"Maybe they think we'll get tired and run out of gas and throw in the towel," said Tony Cardenas (D-CA), a member of the committee wearing a red-white-and-blue "healthcare for all" pin.
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We got The Mooch Sunday at LAX and he couldn't have been clearer ... if the Axios report is accurate -- that Kelly covered up domestic abuse allegations against key aide Porter -- then he should throw in the towel.
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Opponents of the new fiduciary rule — imposed in April by the Department of Labor, requiring financial advisors who provide retirement advice to put their clients' best interests above all else — have yet to throw in the towel.
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After dominating the SXSW coverage last year, Meerkat chose to throw in the towel on livestreaming in part because the idea attracted big dogs like Facebook and Twitter, both of which now offer their own livestreaming feature.
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THROW IN THE TOWEL That was one of the main takeaways from the money managers, who collectively manage more than $4 trillion worth of assets, participating in the Reuters annual investment summit in London earlier this month.
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When the customers finally throw in the towel and drive up to the next window, an employee is there to explain the illegible menu: "Did you know that one in five people worldwide can't read?" she says.
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From the start, solving the multiple variables required to balance performance with successful compression ignition was a challenge so complex and frustrating that there were "countless times" the team wanted to throw in the towel, Hitomi said.
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Oil took another tumble midday Wednesday, below $43 a barrel, and regardless of the reason we are finally starting to see analysts on the Street throw in the towel and begin to take down 2017 earnings estimates.
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It's the "revenge of the GOP women," Associated Press congressional reporter Alan Fram pointed out, as it became apparent that Republicans would soon have no choice but to throw in the towel on their Obamacare repeal efforts.
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On decision day, Cuccurullo said in interviews he wasn't ready to throw in the towel on their marriage but after Sisk told experts she wanted a divorce, he agreed it was the right move for their respective happiness.
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By the end of this, I was ready to throw in the towel, but it turns out this was a solid way to get my glutes warmed up for the next exercise: back squats with a weighted bar.
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Virtual reality arcades were supposed to be one of the first, most convenient ways that expensive VR headgear would reach the masses — but IMAX, the highest-profile provider of VR arcades, has decided to throw in the towel.
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Mashable has reached out to several members of the Note 7 Alliance who are resisting the updates to see if any of them are finally ready to throw in the towel and move on to Samsung's new flagship.
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But once these experiments get sensitive enough that tiny particles emanating from the sun and outer space called "neutrinos" start to turn up as hits in the detector, then it might be time to throw in the towel.
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It's too soon to throw in the towel on biosimilars, especially because there's evidence that they're lowering the net costs of biologics, Alex Brill and Benedic Ippolito of the American Enterprise Institute argue in a Health Affairs blog.
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The question ahead of Twitter's earnings report after the bell on Wednesday is: When does Twitter cry uncle and throw in the towel on attempting to jump start what has been non-existent user growth on its platform?
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It's been found that even the smartest of people are prone to making silly mistakes because they're overconfident, lack emotional intelligence, have a hard time listening to feedback and tend to throw in the towel when they fail.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission's recent decision to throw in the towel in its civil case against Daniel H. Mudd, the chief executive of Fannie Mae in the go-go years immediately preceding the crisis, helps explain why.
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It would devastate our natural resources if anglers and boaters—who contribute $1.5 billion annually to fisheries and habitat conservation through excise taxes, donations and license fees—decided to throw in the towel due to lack of access.
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Even as Trump makes his macro argument about a strong national economy, it is sometimes the micro arguments in a given state -- like refusing to throw in the towel on the auto industry -- that make all the difference.
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The 20-year-old, who is unbeaten in professional kickboxing and mixed martial arts, was sent crashing to the canvas three times in the first round by Mayweather, leading the Japanese fighter's corner to throw in the towel.
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But as an intriguing new study published in Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology Part C: Toxicology & Pharmacology points out that evolution has had to throw in the towel in its efforts to counter the deadly effects of tiger snake venom.
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Though he ultimately didn't go out on the highest note—his team came in the top 10 of the annual 24-hour competition, but did not win—Pruett still feels confident in his decision to throw in the towel.
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Now that the GOP senators know where this problem is coming from, it's time for them to throw in the towel for now on Medicaid, leave it for later, and get back to fixing the actual private insurance market.
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Former NBA coach and GM Stan Van Gundy told Business Insider before the season: "If that guy could ever shoot the ball consistently, let&aposs just throw in the towel, everybody else, and head home, because it&aposs over."
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What caused me to throw in the towel was the week in late October 2011 when I managed to get drunk night after night, each one worse than the last, after promising myself — pleading with myself — that I wouldn't.
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Moore echoed Cain's concerns about pay, saying during his interview that "probably the easiest thing to do would be to throw in the towel," and noting that "I'm taking a 60 percent cut" in pay if approved for the Fed.
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Top Wall Street strategist Tony Dwyer warned investors to not throw in the towel on this bull market just because economic growth is slow right now, explaining in an exclusive interview for CNBC PRO exactly when investors should sell equities.
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Sanders, a Vermont senator and self-proclaimed democratic socialist, while saying he did not want to comment directly on Obama's reported remarks, pushed back on the idea that his campaign had run its course and he should throw in the towel.
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"It seems very far fetched to think that Republican leadership would throw in the towel ... on things that are anathema to core values that most conservatives and Republicans share," said Dan Holler, spokesman for Heritage Action, a conservative advocacy group.
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While it's clearly still too soon to throw in the towel on the fourth quarter and declare that this year's holiday shopping season will be a dud, the early signs from Corporate America don't point to tidings of great joy.
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Dr. Ashish Jha of Harvard University penned an interesting post that wonders if the health care industry should throw in the towel on value-based purchasing — a program structured by Obamacare to reward high-quality hospitals and penalize lower performers.
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But despite Sony's reluctance to turn things around for the handheld, despite the overall shortage of genuine triple-A games available for it, and despite the lack of meaningful updates, not everyone is ready to throw in the towel in just yet.
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Each participant is free to throw in the towel and leave the island at any point by shooting a flare gun, and at one point in the trailer, the pressure gets to one of the contestants, who begs to be sent home.
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Allegedly, he emotionally abused his fiance until she had no choice but to throw in the towel and write a tell-all book with the hopes of saving some other unlucky schmuck from the walking Crest Whitening Strips advertisement that is Josh Murray.
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"The only thing that remains now is for ordinary South Africans to organize themselves under the banner of civil society to put pressure on the A.N.C. to make Jacob Zuma resign or to pressure Jacob Zuma himself to throw in the towel." video
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Many in the party had hoped the New Hampshire results would finally spur Jeb Bush to throw in the towel, so his well-funded Super PAC would stop airing millions of dollars' worth of negative ads against the other establishment-friendly candidates.
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Halep is often sullen and frustrated on court, and her coach, Darren Cahill, stopped working with her for five weeks after a particularly uninspiring midmatch coaching visit in Miami, in which Halep repeatedly appeared to throw in the towel before a third set.
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Seeing this as a challenge rather than a throw-in-the-towel-and-go-commando sort of situation, we spoke with the bra-fit experts from Aerie, Cosabella, and The Little Bra Company for the scoop on what styles are best suited to small boobs.
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By "normal" standards, the Xperia XZ Premium's 5.5-inch 4K (3,840 x 323,160) HDR screen is totally unnecessary, but I guess when you're Sony and you have so little of the mobile pie, you've got to aim for the stratosphere or throw in the towel.
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S. automaker, which also sells the Jeep, Fiat, Alfa Romeo and Abarth brands in Japan, was close to deciding to throw in the towel on the Chrysler brand, which posted sales of less than 300 vehicles in 2016, having fallen steadily since around 2000.
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While his diligent fitness and beauty routines have kept publishers seeking him out at an age when many models have had to throw in the towel, he plans to quit soon, though he won't say when until he formally announces his retirement on television.
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But it may not be time to throw in the towel on Apple just yet, even though some analysts are cutting their price targets and earnings estimates due to concerns about soft sales for the newer iPhone XR, iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Signs of fading growth momentum across Europe have come as bad news to equity investors hoping for a repeat of 22017's bumper returns, but many say they're not ready to throw in the towel yet on companies that are still delivering strong earnings.
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So, as long as the US consumer doesn't break (last US Consumer Confidence came in below expectations but still near multi-year highs – so stay vigilant), the risk here is of a squeeze higher in equities as bears throw in the towel and algos rebuild their longs.
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Comcast, in other words, appears to be a sign that the Court's liberal minority has decided that their best response to a hardline conservative majority is to throw in the towel on some fights, in order to preserve their ability to raise the alarm in other ones.
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" Some progressives think it's time to drop out: "Some progressives say the time has come for Sanders to throw in the towel so the nation can focus on addressing the health crisis and so Democrats can move on to the business of defeating President Trump in November.
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No word yet on what Tyga is planning on doing with the "Kylie" tat on his forearm, but if he's been holding out in hopes of a reconciliation, now would probably be a good time to throw in the towel and make that first appointment at a laser center.
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Read more about SoftBank and the venture capital industry:Two veteran VCs say WeWork's fall has 'recalibrated' Silicon Valley and may lead to a major shake up in the venture worldWith Grubhub reportedly looking to throw in the towel, SoftBank may finally have a winner in the food delivery market.
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The Illinois natives have put at least one release for every year since they started, and now, after countless shows on tons of tours, 15 official releases on almost as many labels, Weekend Nachos is ready to throw in the towel, and share its swansong with the world.
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Given the vast resources of the federal government and the prospect of potentially ruinous legal costs and collateral damage that confront any defendant, it is little wonder that so many opt to throw in the towel and settle, rather than risk the vagaries and expense of extended litigation.
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As hackishly political as such concerns may seem, they'll have real importance in determining how the shutdown fight plays out, and what the consequences will be for hundreds of thousands of unauthorized immigrants — since whichever party suffers at the polls will likely prove more likely to throw in the towel.
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A lawyer that is suing Juul, Altria and Philip Morris for false advertising said he thinks Altria isn't going to throw in the towel on Juul just yet either -- even if the value of the company's 35% stake in Juul, originally worth nearly $13 billion, may have to be reduced.
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"When the dollar finally weakens because the Fed would throw in the towel, then – and we better not miss that moment when it comes – that would be the time to move into emerging markets," Didier Saint-Georges, who helps manage over 50 billion euros as Carmignac's managing director, told the summit in London.
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The two moves together underscore how Rakuten may not have been among those riding the wave as video streaming has exploded in popularity — compare its 7 million users with the 139 million users Netflix reported in its most recent earnings — but it does not seem ready to throw in the towel on it, either.
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Though overspending on marketing schemes — from season tickets to Golden State Warriors games, to converting a 1930's bungalow in Austin into a swanky tech hub during this year's South by Southwest Festival – seems to have led the young firm to the verge of failure, not everyone is ready to throw in the towel, either.
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"Geopolitics remains to the fore with North Korean sabre-rattling, China trimming its GDP growth estimate, Trump accusing Obama of pre-election wiretapping and Fillon refusing to throw in the towel to keep the French Presidential election nice and entertaining," Accendo Markets Head of Research Mike van Dulken wrote in an early morning email.
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If not, we should just throw in the towel and give one to Vladimir Putin himself Kushner has come under increased scrutiny in recent weeks after it was reported last week that he retroactively updated the disclosure portion of his security clearance application to include more than 100 names of foreign nationals he met with.
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" "In the end, it feels like there is ultimately a shorter investment window with girl groups—who do tend to sell more singles than boy bands, but that doesn't help the bottom line as much as album sales and tours would—and it seems like those factors would make a group quicker to throw in the towel.
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There doesn't appear to be anything profoundly "broken" about the labor market other than the fact that there was a huge recession from 2008 to 2009, a slow recovery from 2010 to 19703, and then a Federal Reserve that's been slightly too eager to throw in the towel and proclaim the arrival of full employment ever since.
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DoorDash's food deliveries earned it a $13 billion valuation, but experts say its IPO plans amid market turmoil and a virus outbreak are a recipe for disasterDoorDash just confidentially filed IPO paperwork as it prepares to go publicWith Grubhub reportedly looking to throw in the towel, SoftBank may finally have a winner in the food delivery market.
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The fact that Amazon is now also branching into physical locations on the back of its strong online sales and corresponding logistics record is a major threat to Walmart and others that have built physical businesses first, and I think that Walmart has assessed all of the above and decided to throw in the towel on trying to tackle it on its own.
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Well, political scientists have some interesting thoughts about the reasons the G.O.P. won't just throw in the towel on the A.C.A. But details aside, modern Republicans just hate the idea of using public policy to help Americans get the health care they need, even when people's inability to get insurance is a result of pre-existing medical conditions over which they have no control.
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Read more:Tim Cook said he'd answer questions about the 'fairly dynamic situation' of coronavirus at Apple's shareholder meeting, then closed the meeting without addressing it Here's why business experts think Uber's 'profitability' pledge is misleading and meaninglessHere's why Casper's disappointing IPO could spell disaster for other unicornsWith Grubhub reportedly looking to throw in the towel, SoftBank may finally have a winner in the food delivery market.
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Some progressives say the time has come for Sanders to throw in the towel so the nation can focus on addressing the health crisis and so Democrats can move on to the business of defeating President TrumpDonald John TrumpNorth Korea asking for aid, while denying any coronavirus cases: report Iranian official maintains Tehran has 'no knowledge' of American hostage's whereabouts Unemployment claims surge to 3.2 million as coronavirus devastates economy MORE in November.
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Kendrick Lamar is good at rapping, and as is his way he does a whole lot of it here, but the whole Western Conference Beef Narrative bit is explicit enough in what it's about that it barely qualifies as metaphor: Tables turned, lesson learned, my best lookYou jumped sides on me, now you 'bout to meet WestbrookGo celebrate with your team and let victory vouch youJust know the next game played, I might slap the shit out youTechnical foul, I'm flagrant, I'm foulThey throwing me out, you throw in the towel But there's more to selling a sports reference in a song than getting on-court dynamics right, which opens onto a different debate.
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The implied logic of these policy moves seems hinged on the notion that extreme economic sanctions, even if they hurt the Iranian people — innocent victims of the regime — will either bring about a regime change or bring the regime to its knees and thus willing to throw in the towel and negotiate a "better deal" with the U.S. Though there are increasing signs that more and more people in Iran, even voices in the regime itself, are blaming the economic crisis on the regime's corruption and cronyism, and not on U.S. sanctions, too much pressure on the people — virtual hostages to the regime — might prove counterproductive and change the domestic dynamics in favor of the regime.
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