"H" (who'd prefer I didn't mention her full name, for reasons that'll become clear) quit cold turkey when we hooked up, but has gradually been lured back by the role-playing hordes.
In the U.S. however, where our jobs data is a little clearer, "quit" levels are higher than ever before, and even increasing, even while unemployment holds steady at an estimated 7.8%.
Revealing his soft Brexit sympathies, he made it clear that quitting the European Union posed the biggest threat to the economy and he was ready to use it as an excuse for significant spending plans.
"It should be clear that quitting the government would cause the immediate cessation of the building of the separation fence," Mr. Ben-Eliezer said, referring to the planned 210-mile barrier that he is championing as a defense against suicide bombers coming into Israel from Palestinian areas.
The fact that you cannot, at present, see your way clear to quitting drinking, is not a good reason not to quit smoking.
Because most former smokers in the study had quit smoking 15 to 35 years before baseline, it is not clear if quitting smoking five to 14 years before baseline may still be associated with survival in elderly people, although this seems to be suggested by our results.
The choice seemed clear: Either quit the Ph.D. or illegally obtain copies of the papers.
He was cleared, but quit the army in frustration anyway.
Though eventually cleared he quit the service and poured out his disillusionment on paper.
Marks's appearance came as the Co-op Group's chairman, Len Wardle, announced that he is quitting to clear the way for a successor to be appointed from outside the mutual movement.
