Surrender

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Surrender can refer to:

Surrender (military) also called capitulation — soldiers ceasing to fight and becoming prisoners of war, or an entire nation ceasing to fight and agreeing to follow the will of its opponent.
Surrender (religion) — a believer completely giving up his or her own will and subjecting their thoughts, ideas, and deeds to the will and teachings of a divine power or deity

In entertainment:

Surrender (film) (1987) — a film starring Sally Field and Michael Caine.
Surrender (The Chemical Brothers album) (1999) by The Chemical Brothers.
Surrender (Diana Ross album) (1971) by Diana Ross.
"Surrender" (1961) — a #1 song by Elvis Presley.
"Surrender" (1978) — a song by the band Cheap Trick from their album Heaven Tonight.
"Surrender" (1983), a song by Irish rock band U2, from their album War.
The Surrender: An Erotic Memoir is a 2004 book by ballerina Toni Bentley, which focuses on her penchant for anal sex.

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