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The pair's lawyers are now calling for a new trial in the case that saw them ruled to have taken from Marvin Gaye's Got to Give It Up to create their global smash hit single.

One theory is that Dr Jaafari could give up trying to create a wide national coalition and instead make common cause with fellow Islamists among the Sunnis.When Dr Jaafari does form a cabinet, there is little guarantee that it will be more disciplined or effective than its predecessor, thanks largely to the Sadrists' increased clout.

According to Alec Ross, other nations around the world should give up trying to create their own versions of Silicon Valley.

But at that time both states gave up land to create the federal enclave of the District of Columbia.

PAGE 6 Cambodians Angry at U.N. Some Cambodians say they felt betrayed when the United Nations gave up efforts to create a tribunal to try leaders responsible for a million deaths in the 1970's.

Relating the findings of a U.S. medical school survey, she reported that 65% of respondents (77 medical schools) had either given up attempts to create their own authorship policies or had never broached the subject, and a further six schools "reported that they did not know whether there were authorship policies, or whether there had ever been discussions of such policies".

Ars Technica's Peter Bright agrees: "[I]t wouldn't be altogether surprising to see Surface 2 quietly phased out, at least until Microsoft can give the device a big shake-up to create a clear purpose".

Her words of advice to not give up on creating positive change were ones I really needed to hear that day.

Maybe Yahoo should just give up on creating a social network and buy one instead (Twitter!).

So I again I pose the question: – why do most leaders give up on creating a better future for their people when the odds seem daunting, while a small few persist regardless of the challenges?

But a subsequent public and party backlash triggered a leadership crisis that threatened to end Abbott's premiership and forced the prime minister to give up the power to create knights and dames.