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rescinding
noun as in abolishment
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noun as in abolition
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noun as in annulment
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- countermanding
- dedomiciling
- erasing
- going phfft
- rescindment
- split up
noun as in extinguishment
noun as in nullification
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noun as in repeal
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noun as in rescission
noun as in reversal
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noun as in turnaround
noun as in voidance
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Musk's appeal to get his pay packet reinstated argues that the lower court made legal errors when rescinding his pay package.
“If finalized, rescinding the Endangerment Finding and resulting regulations would end $1 trillion or more in hidden taxes on American businesses and families,” Zeldin said.
He had some challenges in the classroom in his first semester, leading to Saban rescinding his permission to let Gates play basketball in addition to football.
Schwarzenegger hasn’t weighed in on the state potentially rescinding the reform.
In a news release, however, Kennedy announced that Health and Human Services was rescinding this interpretation, limiting the ability of low-income immigrant families to use more than a dozen federal programs run by the agency.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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