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pullout

[pool-out] / ˈpʊlˌaʊt /


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The Asian "swing" on the WTA Tour has been particularly hard hit by injuries and pullouts in recent weeks, placing renewed scrutiny on the demanding tennis schedule.

From Barron's

The plan calls for the Israeli military to cease fighting once the pact is approved, but does not specify a final pullout of forces from Gaza.

From Los Angeles Times

As of this post, there have been no reports of advertiser pullouts or formal network statements beyond the on-air apology.

From Salon

Hamas has demanded a permanent cessation of hostilities in Gaza and a full pullout of Israeli troops.

From BBC

Some larger towns like Houston are planning large celebrations, while it's often the smaller towns that need to cancel or scale back their plans, like Plano, Ill., citing sponsor pullouts and fear of political backlash.

From Salon