On November 18 we broke the news of the MySpace/Facebook surrender in a post titled Hell Freezes Over As MySpace Fully Surrenders To Facebook.
The etiquette of surrendering a cabinet post in Washington is clear -- whether one is a Democrat or Republican, whether one leaves willingly or is shown the door.
After college at Amherst, Eagleton attended Harvard Law School, where he surrendered a coveted post on the law review in order to return home and help manage his father's campaign for mayor of St . Louis
Shortly after Brendan Rodgers' side threw away a 3-0 lead to draw 3-3 with Crystal Palace, all but surrendering the title to Manchester City, a post mocking them appeared on Tottenham's official Twitter feed.
He surrendered his job to pursue a post in parks recreation, but learned that such jobs were doled out by political patronage to party loyalists.
The would-be MP also apparently backed a post by the English Defence League which called for "no surrender to militant Islam or political correctness".
In addition to this, Grewar approved of a post on the English Defence League website, which spoke of "no surrender to militant Islam or political correctness".
The French are unlikely to surrender the post without a fight, so if Mr Trichet is ruled out they might have to look for an alternative.
Rival parties did not want Mr. Bhattarai leading the government during the elections, but Mr. Bhattarai refused to surrender his post without a broad agreement on how the elections would be supervised.
And Robert Sanborn, manager of the Oakmark Fund, surrendered his post, as did Gary Brinson, a chief investment officer at UBS A.G. Nevertheless, value investing still has its core loyalists, at least as seen at a recent two-day executive seminar on the subject at the Columbia University Business School.
