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He was ceding line but more slowly all he time. (source)ceding = giving up
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It was for me to cede the chair and suggest that you attend to him first.† (source)
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Don't cede Venice to those garglers.† (source)
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The small room was filled from floor to ceding with linens.† (source)
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they ceded the chair to Annabeth and sat at opposite sides of the table.† (source)
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So are you telling me you've ceded all knowledge of his business to him?† (source)
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It's somewhat surprising that Chris ceded to pressure from Walt and Billie about attending college when he refused to listen to them about so many other things.† (source)
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They will know that we must cede to the judiciary's demands.† (source)
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It seemed that the colors and patterns of the plantings changed by the day under her skilled hands, the misty blues of forget-me-nots ceding to the rich midnight larkspurs, then easing to the soft pinks of the mallow flowers.† (source)
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And with that, he ceded the stage to Gus, who had the odd combination of preternaturally good looks and a timid, mouselike demeanor.† (source)
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Small arguments erupt over dividing the cake's cities: Lucinda's two boys both want Santiago since they went gliding there last weekend; Lucinda's girl and Carmencita's girl both insist on the capital because that's where they were born, but one agrees to cede the capital if she can have La Romana, where the family has a beach house.† (source)
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The State ceding the land for this use must consent.† (source)
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Garrett ceded control of the shop to Ian, even allowing him to teach the dive classes on Saturday, something he'd never done before.† (source)
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The savagery went unchallenged until a report written by a British consul named Roger Casement detailed the horrors that had befallen the people of the Congo—he estimated that three million had died, while current scholars put the number at between five and ten million—causing an uproar in Europe that gave birth to the modern human rights movement and that eventually, in 1908, forced Leopold to cede control of the Congo Free State to the Belgian parliament.† (source)
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And as it is to be appropriated to this use with the consent of the State ceding it;† (source)
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Bhutan, which under the 1865 Treaty of Sinchulu ceded border land to Britain; and Britain, which in exchange for that land provided Bhutan an annual subsidy, and under whose influence Bhutan's monarchy was established in 1907.† (source)
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