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Meanings of withdraw troops in English

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Usage of withdraw troops in English
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The United States will continue to withdraw troops as negotiations take place.
Reuters
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Jeffrey said he was not consulted about Trump's plan to withdraw troops.
Reuters
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Mr Jeffrey said he was not consulted about Trump's plan to withdraw troops.
Radio NZ
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The Russian army has begun to withdraw troops from war-torn Chechnya.
The Irish Times
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By January 2006, Ethiopia had complied with a U.N. demand to withdraw troops.
Reuters
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The New Zealand government was already planning to withdraw troops by June this year.
Radio NZ
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Trump said the raid would not change his decision to withdraw troops from Syria.
Reuters
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He did not dare to withdraw troops from either place to strengthen the other.
George Washington
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Many countries' leaders face voter pressure to withdraw troops gradually as casualties and costs rise.
Reuters
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The attack, aimed at forcing Australia to withdraw troops from Iraq, did not take place.
Reuters
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President Trump criticises Germany and wants to withdraw troops.
The Guardian
12
If it is necessary, the Duke of Dalmatia can withdraw troops from the fourth corps.
World's Best Histories — Volume 7: France
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The Israelis also refuse to withdraw troops, a withdrawal agreed upon in the Wye accord.
Wired
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Washington has played down any deadline, saying they would withdraw troops only if conditions were right.
Reuters
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To withdraw troops from the Western Front now could mean loss of the campaign against France.
The guns of august
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He recently announced Warsaw would withdraw troops from peacekeeping forces in Lebanon and the Golan Heights.
Reuters
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Ireland
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