Development holdouts like the Lius aren't unusual in China.
The survivors, discovered in the mountains of Columbia, might be the last holdouts of the painted frog (Atelopus ebenoides marinkellei).
Perhaps it's no surprise then that writers and teachers of writing are among the last emoticon holdouts.
Analysts reckon that around three-quarters of the holdouts will accept the deal, meaning that 94% of all the defaulted debt from 2001 will have been swapped.
As distress and distaste swirl around issues of privacy, exhibitionism and other occupational hazards of social media, a select few holdouts of the tech-savvy age are following Ms.
All the analogue holdouts are widely available online-just not legally.
Homes are torn down. The last holdouts in a neighborhood will live amid the rubble, watching the surrounding homes.
Other holdouts include countries nervous of Russia, like Poland and Finland, and states that fear future wars, like Israel, Egypt, Syria and the Koreas.
He also threatened to levy punitive taxes on holdouts.
Because they are so few and so large, the holdouts are valuable: any technology firm that can persuade the Beatles to go digital will reap fat rewards.
There are still many holdouts.
The holdouts want these interpreted in a way that secures them a 100% payout when Argentina next services its restructured debt.
It is unclear whether Argentina could really return to global markets without disruption from the holdouts, as officials claim.
Although there are plenty of holdouts who are still inclined to fill positions based at least in part on gender, the most successful businesses work hard to focus their hiring on demonstrated talent.
He says major holdouts include the United States, Russia, China, India, Pakistan and Israel.
