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cancellation

[kan-suh-ley-shuhn] / ˌkæn səˈleɪ ʃən /


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A Flock spokesperson said in an email to the BBC that the cancellation of the partnership was "a mutual decision".

From BBC

Sherri Shepherd addresses her show’s cancellation a week after the fact, promising joy to come.

From Los Angeles Times

High winds and hard rain forced cancellations of flights, trains and ferries on Thursday and brought chaos to roads in southern France, northern Spain and parts of Portugal.

From Barron's

Airbnb has also tried to expand abroad, rolled out reserve-now-pay-later options and offered new cancellation policies it says are more flexible.

From MarketWatch

The net effect of all the cancellations: More than $20 billion in previously announced investments in EV and battery facilities were wiped out last year, according to Atlas Public Policy, which tracks clean-economy investments.

From The Wall Street Journal