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The revocation of the commission vacates, its title and extinguishes its rights.
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Fines, possibly jail or prison sentence and lifetime revocation of driving privileges.
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He, certainly, may now be a member, without revocation of the vote.
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He said Mr Pipite infringed all of these obligations, making the revocation necessary.
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The New Zealand Aids Foundation also submitted, supporting the revocation of the bylaw.
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Here, also, in 1685, he signed the revocation of the edict of Nantes.
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Their chief object was to obtain the revocation of the Declaration of Indulgence.
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With the revocation of his monopoly, fur-traders had swarmed to the St. Lawrence.
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He was, moreover, to proclaim at once the revocation of the odious ordinances.
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To those who opposed the Emancipation Proclamation, and desired its revocation, he said:
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This right being renounced or transferred, injustice is the revocation of that act.
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The harshest sanction the dental board can levy is revocation of his license.
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Mr Semenoff said he would challenge the revocation in court.
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The revocation of Kashmir's special status stripped the region of its constitution and flag.
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Justice Oliver Saksak rejected this, saying the revocation was legal.
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