You see, when we give away accountability we create a state of helplessness.
Of course, many people allow themselves to be influenced, and even manipulated, by others, but this is itself a choice to give away autonomy to some extent.
They also have the occasional project to give away.
Before I give away the answer, let's look at how things churn.
The settings in the film give away a nostalgic feeling: a boxing gym that smacks of the 1920s, and Charlie’s truck looks like something out of a 1940s film.
Also like Mr Obama, he proposes a cap-and-trade system for greenhouse gases, but he would give away the permits, not auction them.
Just move away and I need a place to give away my sneeze first.
Because when you give a referral, you give away a piece of your reputation.
We have invited a famous actor to give away the prizes.
A professionally managed sovereign-wealth fund will replace the current slush-fund that was used by the government to give away more than $10 billion in the run-up to the election.
The squad leader hears the message through a receiver inside his helmet that conducts sounds through the bones of his head -- no one but he can hear the voice, so communications won't give away his position.
