Those months, and conversations, disclose with relentless consistency the human behavior that makes dealing with Type 2 often feel so futile - the force of habit, the failure of will, the shrugging defeatism, the urge to salve a hard life by surrendering to small comforts: a piece of cake, a couple of beers, a day off from sticking oneself with needles.
But by surrendering to corruption, Guatemala has only applied a temporary salve to a festering wound.
We can dismiss, attempt to control, even fearlessly try to manage others lives, but sometimes we may do ourselves a favor by surrendering to the idea that we control very little.
Part one shows Hanna growing up alone with her dad in a Polish forest, then starting her mission by surrendering to the CIA.
It has done so, in part, by surrendering to Google, the younger internet company that is its main rival.
It occurs to me that by surrendering to the source, and by allowing myself to be the channel, without inserting my will, my life will continue to unfold.
Shteifon was killed in April 1945 and was replaced by Colonel Anatoly Rogozhin, who subsequently managed to evade the Communists by surrendering to the British instead.
Another pilot, Unteroffizier Fritz Hoffman, barely escaped by surrendering to Allied forces after being shot down by Flight Lieutenant Czesław Mroczyk of 317 Squadron.
Her mouth was wide open, her tongue hung out, her arms and fingers were stiff, and her whole body shuddered as though she were dying, while Jernimo, flung far from life by that unexpected explosion, surrendered to a delightful intoxication, feeling the entire world and his own past vanish like vain shadows.
Had the man who won the Presidency by speaking out for the people who "play by the rules" once more surrendered to a lifelong compulsion to bend and break them?
