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departure

[dih-pahr-cher] / dɪˈpɑr tʃər /




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Already overworked, government lawyers in cities that have seen unrest, including Minneapolis, Chicago and Los Angeles, have been rocked by departures, crippling caseloads and directives from Washington that have made them uncomfortable.

From The Wall Street Journal

Her departure from Peloton comes as the company is grappling with declining membership.

From The Wall Street Journal

It has felt like a season of transition, following the damaging departure of top scorer Alexander Isak, and Howe's response was telling when asked if he could tolerate such a word this week.

From BBC

But a series of high-level executive departures had thinned Disney’s executive bench.

From Los Angeles Times

That departure wasn’t expected for several months as works were under way to renovate a suitable cottage on the estate.

From The Wall Street Journal