Act of giving up or quitting an office or position.
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I left Ireland in 2011, quitting a good job in Paddy Power.
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Eighteen months ago the threat of Greece quitting the euro gripped markets.
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However, the company has stopped short of quitting coal and oil entirely.
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I can't run this for one second longer, she said before quitting.
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But there are several ways Greece can still avoid quitting the euro.
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Canadian energy company Tag Oil is selling up and quitting New Zealand.
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Labour Senator Lorraine Higgins considered quitting politics over deaths threats she received.
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Seventy-two percent said they were considering quitting their jobs as a result.
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Clubs have overcome scandals, money problems and coaches quitting in the past.
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Henry considered quitting, the evidence long irrefutable, but he couldn't let go.
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Many experts, though, are horrified at the idea of quitting the EU.
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We found older age, lower dependency, and increased readiness predicted quitting success.
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I can't run this for one second longer, she puffs before quitting.
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He said quitting now would only add to the pressures he faced.
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The bank, without elaborating, said he was quitting to pursue other opportunities.
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At quitting time, the boss would come over to check his money.
