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revoke
verb as in take back; cancel
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In 2022, the Wichita Police Department in Kansas was forced to revoke access to its network of license plate readers after a police lieutenant allegedly used the system to stalk his estranged wife, according to reporting from news station KWCH.
Department of Treasury authority to revoke tax-exempt status of “terrorist-supporting groups.”
Bafta's new rules will allow it to revoke prizes awarded after 2025, and said it "thought very carefully about whether we could try to apply this criteria retrospectively now", but that "it would be impossible to do this properly".
The organisation will consider whether to revoke an award for "proven dishonesty, and the very rare instance of a winner being convicted of a serious criminal offence resulting in a prison sentence".
His message to the GOP seemed unmistakable: Birthright citizenship sits at the heart of the Constitution, and any attempt to revoke it would be an ill-fated betrayal of the 14th Amendment.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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