For England there can be no redeeming features to the surrender once again of the Calcutta Cup.
The Malagasy could then see the militia on the shore preparing to come to the ship's assistance, and realised that their situation was hopeless; they surrendered and were once again shackled.
With the Chinese canal, its sovereignty is once again surrendered to a foreign power".
However, upon the return of the Venetian armada the Dalmatian towns once again surrendered, one after another.
At least 27 people died, most of them prisoners who set themselves on fire rather than surrender, and Turkey has once again found itself the target of harsh criticism from European officials and human rights organizations.
And so the Nez Perce, who famously befriended Lewis and Clark in 1805, and were later chased across the West by the Army ("I will fight no more forever," Chief Joseph said in surrender, in 1877), were once again drawn into questions with no neat answers: Where will energy come from, and who will be harmed or helped by the industry that supplies it?
He has surrendered 36 points in 38 situations, once again allowing the offensive player to shoot a respectable 42percentt.
He participated in the defense of the Kudak Fortress, which surrendered on 26 September; he was once again captured and not released until the autumn of 1649, in the aftermath of the Treaty of Zborov.
Now, another Sept. 11 Primary Day looms, and once again Albany is surrendering to the notion that the normal functions of democracy are out of bounds — naturally, while insisting that the terrorists didn't prevail.
The allure of authorities has nothing to do with rational reasons and everything to do with emotional ones - nostalgic ties for one's past and tradition, the need for belonging and being accepted, and the yearning to become a child once again -- by surrendering to authorities, whom one simply obeys.
