I love all who are like heavy drops falling one by one out of the dark cloud that lowereth over man: they herald the coming of the lightning, and
succumb as heralds.
However, to
succumb to this thinking is to
succumb to the same exact mindset that continues to drive extrajudicial killings in this country, whether the victim is a journalist or activist, farmer or priest, lumad or judge, or one perceived to be a threat to the status quo, or-a 'subhuman' or 'collateral damage' in the war on drugs.
President of the Judicial Council Branko Ushkovski Thursday stressed that he will fight for the honor of this institution, for the authority and rights of the judges and that the Council won't
succumb to political influence.
Euro Could
Succumb to ECBEoe1/4aos Neutral Stance, Weak Data Japanese Yen Volatility Likely on Currency Intervention.
The reason men
succumb more often to illness is largely because of hormones.
How could it
succumb, at long last, to a barbarian usurper at the head of an Italian army composed largely of other barbarians?
Why do some officers
succumb to life-threatening habits, such as the lack of physical activity and exercise, smoking and excessive drinking habits, and depression, that increase the risk of obesity?
I can't help it to a degree, but I'm trying not to completely
succumb.
Where along the 30-mile stretch of river from Griffith Park to Long Beach did Earl
succumb to the relentless power of the torrent?
Also, young people, unfamiliar with danger, often discount the likelihood that they will
succumb to illness or injury.
