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Withdraw
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withdrawal
withdrawal 1 : the act or fact of withdrawing [ from a conspiracy] 2 : removal of money from
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Withdrawal
Withdrawal. 1. The act of taking back or away 2. The act of retreating from a place, position or
Withdraw from being a candidate
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Withdrawal of Bill
Withdrawal of Bill, a member in charge of Bill may seek its withdrawal by moving a motion seeking leave
Withdrawal of juror
Withdrawal of juror. When a jury cannot agree upon a verdict, or even merely for the sake of compromise,
Withdrawal of amendments
Withdrawal of amendments, an amendment can be withdrawn only by leave of the House at the mover's request. If
Depatriate
To withdraw or cause to withdraw from ones country to banish
Secede
To withdraw from fellowship communion or association to separate ones self by a solemn act to draw off to retire
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