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Meanings of withdraw from in English

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Usage of withdraw from in English
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The protesters said they wanted the police to withdraw from Government House.
Reuters
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The same problem can arise when people withdraw from the labour market.
The Guardian
3
Obama said troops would start to withdraw from Afghanistan in July 2011.
Reuters
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The United States has since said it will withdraw from the deal.
Reuters
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Unlike Syria, Trump said he had no plans to withdraw from Iraq.
Reuters
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He has requested five-weeks' notice before teachers withdraw from this unpaid work.
The Irish Times
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Delegates voted by a narrow majority not to withdraw from Partnership 2000.
The Irish Times
8
God will never withdraw from us his holiness; therefore we cannot sin.
Heaven
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Trump has made it clear he will withdraw from the Paris Agreement.
Reuters
10
The President promised to withdraw from Syria during the 2016 election campaign.
News.com.au
11
Capital controls are restrictions on how much customers can withdraw from banks.
Radio NZ
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I could not withdraw from it, said the 67-year-old former maths teacher.
Reuters
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The third candidate, Gabriel, recently signalled he might withdraw from the race.
Reuters
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The third candidate, Gabriel, recently signaled he might withdraw from the race.
Reuters
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Donald Trump has vowed to withdraw from the Paris agreement if elected.
The Guardian
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But the sun seemed to withdraw from the flower it had scorched.
The Love Affairs of Great Musicians, Volume 2
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