That, of course, leaves the option of quitting social media.
He had accepted an academic scholarship rather than an athletic one, so he would have the option of quitting the basketball team if he lost interest in playing.
He said being in the coalition was "like fighting a war" and that he could use the "nuclear option" of quitting.
His bonus of more than $2 million was paid in full after his third professional season, giving Holliday the option of quitting baseball to pursue a college football career.
Indeed, mothers with higher scores were more likely to quit their jobs or reduce the hours they worked after having another kid, while mothers with lower scores were likely to work the same amount -- perhaps because they didn't have the option of quitting their jobs.
His comments were prompted by the comments of Vince Cable, the Lib Dem business secretary, who told undercover Daily Telegraph reporters that being in the coalition was "like fighting a war" and that he could use the "nuclear option" of quitting.
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One day I complained to someone close to me, who gave me the gift of a question: "Then why don't you quit your job and do what you want instead?" I know the option of quitting seems obvious.
However, not all postdocs have the option of quitting, either for professional or financial reasons.
