The average stay is a week or two — long enough, the spa's literature claims, for the body to surrender its toxins.
Mr. Weitz found himself arrested for a gun he claims he was trying to surrender, and Ms. Conyers was locked up for a gun that wasn't hers.
So that while the liberal state is pledged to refrain from burdening the claims of conscience, were it to surrender itself to them, it would, says Leiter, "cease being a state".
But there should be no reason to expect that the future owners of labour-saving robots will be any more willing than the past owners of labour-augmenting technologies to surrender their claims on the income distribution.
The changes will force Lucent to surrender previously claimed credits for foreign taxes, reducing earnings in the quarter by 6 cents a share.
The first extends education too widely and imposes it on a population that may not want or need it, while the second expects education to surrender any claim to autonomy and submit to the imperatives of the state.
While giving no encouragement to violent resistance, Mr Ravalomanana has remained defiant, declaring his openness to talks but refusing to surrender his claim as the legitimate head of state.
However, neither side has displayed any inclination to surrender its claim to the island, and both sides continue to deploy warships in the contested area.
The treaty confirmed the pre-war status quo, with Russia paying a large war indemnity (20,000 rubles in gold), while Władysław agreed to surrender his claim to the Russian throne and return the royal insignia to Moscow.
But what if we reclaimed a sense that belief in God -- or, for that matter, disbelief in God -- is less a matter of proof than it is confession: a willingness to give one's good reasons and evidence for one's views but also to surrender a claim to final proof.
