Terminate the employment of; discharge from an office or position.
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Examples for "ignore"
Examples for "ignore"
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How could any government, including in the UK, ignore this obvious point?
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However, we cannot ignore the fact it isn't going quite to plan.
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And I've really wondered why academics continue to ignore this outlier problem.
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And, until recently, people could easily ignore data in their daily work.
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Dwan said the world should not ignore the danger of nuclear weapons.
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The average discount across capital cities was 6 per cent last year.
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However, analysts predict that the markets will quickly discount the election results.
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The discount rate corresponds to the return victims should expect from investments.
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The discount would apply for homes built after 1 July this year.
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Institutional shareholders said they were keen to subscribe, given the large discount.
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All I've received is a text message saying please disregard our conservation.
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He said Ms Murray's actions were in flagrant disregard of that trust.
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Such blatant disregard for safety could put thousands of lives at risk.
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Yet Nkosazana has repeatedly shown her disregard for following the proper channels.
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Critics have often condemned the British tabloids for their disregard of privacy.
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Unk had never been able to brush aside the plea about truthing.
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More than enough to brush aside these old men and new recruits.
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To them he treated as technicalities, which he would casually brush aside.
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We can brush aside minor aims such as increasing the child's vocabulary.
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She tossed her brush aside, giving up the struggle against her hair.
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It's a good challenge, though the ball does brush off his hand.
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Don't wash them; simply brush off excess soil if you want to.
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Pendergast waved away these words as one might brush off a fly.
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Comcast responded to the Chieftain Capital letter with a characteristic brush off.
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Aunt Genendel warned that a maid is not something to brush off.
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They would speak of matters at hand and push aside all else.
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But she gave him no attention, except to push aside the cup.
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This Eden would never have any gate for him to push aside.
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A thought that he could not push aside popped into his brain.
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The man's face darkened as though he would push aside the memory.
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Iranian officials dismiss such talk saying opponents are free to speak out.
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That said; the issue of time may be something you can't dismiss.
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It was the fourth time the government moved to dismiss the case.
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Nevertheless it would be wrong to dismiss nuclear energy out of hand.
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It may dismiss the case despite saying the bank broke the law.
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However, rebels fighting for independence dismiss the poll as a political sham.
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In exchange, it said the plaintiffs would dismiss federal and state claims.
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A US government motion to dismiss the entire case has been granted.
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Japan can't dismiss that as someone else's problem, he said on Wednesday.
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Most of the rebels will dismiss what he said immediately, of course.
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Edwards' team is expected to ask the judge to dismiss the charges.
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He asked a federal judge to dismiss the criminal case against him.
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However, the federal court refused to dismiss the charge of wire fraud.
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The state will respond to the motion to dismiss by June 7.
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It said it would appeal against Newey's decision to dismiss the claim.
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And the listeners will continue to find reasons to dismiss women's voices.
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