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Still another possibility might be to look at why Congress so readily ceded so much warmaking authority to presidents throughout that period, a failure that goes back decades but had particularly terrible results during the global war on terrorism.
GOP REACTION TO TROOP DEATHS SHOWS WHAT A REPUBLICAN HOUSE WOULD REALLY MEANGREG SARGENTAUGUST 27, 2021WASHINGTON POSTActivists said they still want the Taliban held accountable, but the US and coalition allies have ceded some of their leverage as they depart.
WOMEN’S RIGHTS HAVE AN UNCERTAIN FUTURE IN AFGHANISTANJEN KIRBYAUGUST 24, 2021VOXUntil recently, the agency has used that as an excuse to cede responsibility to state and local authorities to vaccinate immigrants in its custody, as opposed to running its own vaccination campaign.
FEW IMMIGRANTS IN DETENTION HAVE BEEN VACCINATED. THAT NEEDS TO CHANGE.NICOLE NAREAJULY 14, 2021VOXNormally, this means a brand having to cede some control over to Cooperman and his team so that whatever is done rings true to Faze Clan followers.
�WHATEVER OUR AUDIENCE IS VIBING WITH’: HOW FAZE CLAN DEVELOPS BRAND PARTNERSHIPSSEB JOSEPHJULY 12, 2021DIGIDAYBooker has also willingly ceded primary control of the offense to Paul, while still finding ways to impact the game at a similar level.
CHRIS PAUL FOUND THE PERFECT BACKCOURT PARTNER IN DEVIN BOOKERJARED DUBINJUNE 16, 2021FIVETHIRTYEIGHTIn ordinary times, Cuomo could cede some control to de Blasio, acknowledging the important role he played in the governing of more than eight million people.
AS SOON AS COVID-19 HIT, CUOMO DOWNPLAYED THE DANGERROSS BARKANJUNE 7, 2021THE DAILY BEASTFor far too long, publishers have ceded control of identity and their first-party relationships to the browsers or other platforms that have profited and built segments using publisher data collected via the third-party cookie.
HOW PUBLISHERS ARE REBUILDING IDENTITY TO CONTROL THEIR OWN DESTINYLIVERAMPMAY 25, 2021DIGIDAYThe player Laimbeer describes as an “individualist†by nature has ceded center stage.
A’JA WILSON HAD A REBIRTH, LIZ CAMBAGE IS HEALTHY, AND LAS VEGAS IS AMONG THE WNBA FAVORITESROBERT O'CONNELLMAY 13, 2021WASHINGTON POSTThey also complained that the mayor was ceding public property to a largely private development that would impose new economic pressures on low-income neighbors.
INSIDE THE HOUSING SHOWDOWN IN D.C.’S IVY CITY, WHERE KIDS HAVE NO PLACE TO PLAYPAUL SCHWARTZMANMAY 7, 2021WASHINGTON POSTThey treat the women like waitresses begging for tips perhaps not so much out of pure sexism — though certainly that exists — but because they ceded broad rights to a bigger network partner for the sake of the rake-off.
THE FINANCIAL BURDEN ON NCAA SPORTS WEARS WINGTIPS, NOT SNEAKERSSALLY JENKINSAPRIL 2, 2021WASHINGTON POSTSYNONYM OF THE DAY
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WORDS RELATED TO CEDE
- accepted
- accorded
- admitted
- allowed
- avowed
- awarded
- buried the hatchet
- capitulated
- caved in
- ceded
- confessed
- cried uncle
- dittoed
- fessed up
- folded
- gave up
- granted
- handed over
- knuckled under
- let on
- owned
- owned up
- played ball with
- quit
- relinquished
- said uncle
- surrendered
- threw in the towel
- waived
- went along with
- went with the flow
- yes one
- yielded
- accepting
- according
- admitting
- allowing
- avowing
- awarding
- burying the hatchet
- capitulating
- caving in
- ceding
- confessing
- crying uncle
- dittoing
- fessing up
- folding
- giving up
- going along with
- going with the flow
- granting
- handing over
- knuckling under
- letting on
- owning
- owning up
- playing ball with
- quitting
- relinquishing
- saying uncle
- surrendering
- throwing in the towel
- waiving
- yes one
- yielding
Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.