The team from Taiwan was a little bit more ambitious.

Compromise.

There seems to be no possibility of compromise.

The alternative is anarchy.

We have a compromise to suggest

His blood pressure's down. His kidneys are failing.

You compromised?

We're just supposed to compromise on his care?

Finally, my father compromised.

Compromise is abhorrent to me.

In the end we reached a compromise.

My father finally compromised.

Sounds like there was room for compromise.

Getting what they want.

In this particular case, you're reading kidney function.

I think architecture is about consensus.

Something's got to give.

I believe that that is a reasonable compromise.

I'm just trying to come up with some sort of comprose we're beyond compromise.

Finally, we found a point of compromise.

I compromised with him on the matter.

The management refused to come to terms.

And it is about the dirty word compromise. Compromise is not bad.

Kidney. Kidney. Kidney.

We have no choice but to compromise.

So I'm in the media.

We arrived at a compromise.

The adrenal glands hemorrhage, the brain goes into shutdown, then the major organs.

I met him halfway and lent him 100.

The mayor will compromise to a certain extent.

The Chinese objected, and so the compromise was

You compromise, too.

I had to meet him halfway.

The answer's still no, lieutenant.

Let's compromise.

I think what is most maddening about it is, if Congress were simply able to show not that they agree with each other, not that they're able to come up with the best possible compromise, but that they are able to just begin the process towards compromise, we all instantly are better off.

We sought to come to terms with them.

It's against my rules to compromise.

I compromised with her on the point.

We tried to compromise with them.

We tried to come to a compromise with them.

All those negotiations and arguments, and secrets and compromises.

But I suppose there's always a little wiggle room.

And sometimes compromises have to be made... for the best of reasons.

What you die of is increasing organ failure, with your respiratory, cardiac, renal, whatever organs packing up.