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It is Michael Hill's second retreat from an unprofitable market this year.
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The battle raged; the German hordes pushed forward; the great retreat began.
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If troops are forced to retreat quickly, weapons can be left behind.
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A quick look behind showed our retreat was still clear, if necessary.
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Union troops quickly forced the Confederates into retreat up Henry House Hill.
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The protesters said they wanted the police to withdraw from Government House.
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The same problem can arise when people withdraw from the labour market.
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The United States will continue to withdraw troops as negotiations take place.
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Since the jury has heard the answer anyway, I withdraw the question.
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Churkin said that for Russian troops to withdraw, two things are necessary.
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If you want to crawfish out of a fair bargain, all right.
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That is a sea crawfish, quite as good eating as a lobster.
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I eyed the plate of crawfish in front of me with dismay.
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But it is his crawfish bisque that demands the most attention.
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Experiments with crawfish prove that they are able to learn simple labyrinth habits.
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But if we pull back from Europe, will we look further inwards?
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Marsan said the villagers had fled after seeing the water pull back.
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A pull back could have ramifications for certain issuers bringing new issues.
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We are living way beyond our means and we must pull back.
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This week is definitely a pull back and regroup moment, over all.
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Unfortunately he has put his back out - not a good present.
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Hayne flew back out before landing in Israel yesterday morning, Australian time.
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Then the current swung again, flinging the yacht back out to sea.
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Besides, soon we'll be right back out there, thanks to last night.
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The next weekend, you're right back out there looking for someone new.
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Baird wanted to back away quietly and hope nobody had seen him.
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Worst-case scenario, they order us to back away from the crime scene.
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Never one to back away from a challenge, Cass said, You're on.
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The guide evidently felt that their best chance was to back away.
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He didn't back away, but he certainly wasn't at his ease either.
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If you want to crawfish out of a fair bargain, all right.