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Meanings of quit politics in English
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Usage of quit politics in English
1
She has now taken the decision to quit politics all together, though.
2
Julie Bishop has announced she will quit politics at the next election.
3
He also said he would quit politics if he loses the leadership vote.
4
Former Finance Minister Steven Joyce has announced he will quit politics.
5
In August, Ms Husar announced she would quit politics at the next election.
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She won't quit politics, no matter what the military junta offers.
7
The likes of us should quit politics and stick to dreams.
8
Tuaiva has already said he will quit politics at the end of his term.
9
Julie Bishop's bombshell decision to quit politics this week surprised.
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It was reported yesterday that Julie Bishop would quit politics if Dutton became PM.
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Gillard promised to quit politics if she lost the ballot.
12
He would have been compelled either to yield to the boss or quit politics.
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In a blow to the Labour Party's election chances, Shane Jones has quit politics.
14
United Future leader Peter Dunne quit politics, likely ending that party's parliamentary prospects for good.
15
In court, Mr Tuaiva said he would quit politics at the end of his term.
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Tuaiva has already said he will quit politics at the end of his single term.
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Quit politics across language varieties
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