But there's an additional factor, and it makes the prospect of surrendering to Dr Oakley more daunting still.
Remember how he went so far as to invoke the prospect of surrendering his cherished bachelorhood as self-imposed punishment if he failed to deliver a championship within five years?
A big question left unanswered at the soiree was how the famously independent-minded constituents of Lincoln Center might greet the prospect of surrendering their halls in favor of classical temples.
Consultants bridled at the prospect of surrendering more of their cherished clinical freedoms to hospital managers, driven by performance targets set in Whitehall.Consultants in Scotland and Northern Ireland backed the deal probably because staffing levels are higher, so they feel under less pressure so the new contract can be introduced there.
In another episode, in an echo of recent economic history, Mr. Donaghy convinces Kenneth, an NBC page with limited upward prospects, to surrender his life savings of $4,000 to be invested on his behalf.
Morotai was the scene of a number of surrender ceremonies following the surrender of Japan.
It is built on rhythmic patterns so dense and independent (hence the title) that a listener must quickly abandon the prospect of feeling the meter and surrender to the music's elasticity.
He also appeared to have surrendered the prospect of finding the best singer in the contest, predicting that it would be a "lightweight competition" with contestants singing nursery rhymes.
Indeed, contrary to what some have argued, there is no "rule" that states whistleblowers should voluntarily surrender to the prospect of a long jail sentence.
But many are locals and in recent days both commanders and rank-and-file fighters have told the Guardian they have no plans to surrender, raising the prospect of an intensified military campaign once the week is over.
