EST while "The Voice" bowed out at 10 p.m. EST.
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Big drug companies have largely bowed out of the game.
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Ben Affleck bowed out of his role in Warner Bros.
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Had I bowed out from another profession, it's unlikely that
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Jay Inslee bowed out on Wednesday, and former Colorado Gov.
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Unless you dumped your tickets when Beyonce bowed out. Oops!
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"Ann Coulter is entirely right to have bowed out," he said.
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Pink has bowed out of another concert due to the flu.
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Kirsten Gillibrand each bowed out of the 2020 Democratic presidential primary.
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But one by one, Mr. Weinstein's new lawyers have bowed out.
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Kamala D. Harris (D-Calif.) and Julián Castro, have bowed out.
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It should have bowed out on a high—but it didn't.
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Bush bowed out Saturday out after a dismal result in South Carolina.
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But the video game world has changed substantially since Vivendi bowed out.
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Phoenix famously bowed out of "Doctor Strange" in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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DE) has bowed out of an eleventh-hour bid for Bayer's (BAYGn.
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Doug Lamborn (D-Colo.) also bowed out, leaving two remaining lawmakers: Reps.
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Mr. Coppens's business was growing when he bowed out five years ago.
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Fifteen years ago, Portugal effectively bowed out of the war on drugs.
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Sanders ultimately bowed out of his original role to head to Puerto Rico.
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He bowed out of the race after a disappointing finish on Super Tuesday.
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Ryan's bowed out of reelection -- and the fact that it's literally wide open.
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In three other seasons, the Thunder bowed out in the Western Conference finals.
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But Mr. Fulop unexpectedly bowed out in late September, and endorsed Mr. Murphy.
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But the team that just bowed out had problems right from the start.
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The show, which ended with Summer and Seth's marriage, bowed out in 2007.
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Ruben Gallego said on Wednesday, less than 24-hours after Harris bowed out.
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If this car could speak, it would've bowed out of this scene, for sure!
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He bowed out of the team and says it's because of racism he experienced.
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Musk has also bowed out of some of the new administration's biggest legal fights.
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His departure follows that of Raymond Seager, who bowed out of BAML in August.
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UnitedHealth bowed out of most states where it offered individual plans on the exchanges.
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And some have already bowed out, including lawyer Michael Avenatti and former Massachusetts Gov.
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Trump and Macron bowed out to deal with protests and political stalemate at home.
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Water, when it became clear that his tribe disliked him, he bowed out again.
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Her husband bowed out, refusing to pay the asking price for a resale ticket.
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After Ms. Abrams bowed out, Teresa Tomlinson, a former mayor of Columbus, jumped in.
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Herman Cain bowed out last month amid criticism over previous accusations of sexual harassment.
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Whenever they qualified as the wild card, they bowed out, and almost always early.
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Mr. Chen bowed out of the business in the 1990s, after a car accident.
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Its co-sponsor, Bloomberg L.P., bowed out on Friday, citing a lack of interest.
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Microsoft, Unity, Epic, Amazon, Facebook and Sony had all bowed out of the event.
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However, a royal decision was reached on Monday — but Markle had already bowed out.
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He bowed out of the sport in 2017, after carrying Conor McGregor 10 rounds.
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Ten-time champions France, runners-up in 2018, bowed out in the group stage.
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Just don't expect the exact same show that bowed out on The CW in 2007.
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Sindhu bowed out happy as India's first woman to win a silver in any sport.
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He bowed out of presenting the award for Best Actress in 2018 over the controversy.
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The Croatian, runner-up in 2017, last bowed out in the second round in 2013.
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He bowed out with one last 4x100m relay victory that brought tears to his eyes.
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Bolt has said these will be his last games, and he bowed out in style.
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Trump did not address the fact that his ratings were slipping when he bowed out.
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Now, five of the world's top 11 eleven players have bowed out of the Open.
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Defenseman Carl Gunnarsson and forward Jacob de la Rose bowed out of the Blues lineup.
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Earlier, Britain's Heather Watson bowed out in three sets to Estonia's 20th seed Anett Kontaveit.
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But as some Republicans began to publicly push Hawley to consider, Wagner surprisingly bowed out.
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Rubio will get a further boost with Jeb Bush having bowed out of the race.
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Buttigieg and Klobuchar bowed out on Sunday and Monday, respectively, and Warren stayed the course.
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Both had to quit early, among several who bowed out as the day wore on.
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Outfielder Nicholas Castellanos bowed out of Friday's announced lineup due to a tight groin muscle.
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Though Hogan has bowed out, Trump will face a challenge from at least one other candidate.
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The glory didn't last long though, as Millman bowed out in the next round against Djokovic.
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As a small crowd chanted his name, yelled "No" and took selfies, Mr Rubio bowed out.
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She bowed out of leadership after Democrats took back the majority in last week's midterm elections.
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George Nesterczuk, the pick to head the Office of Personnel Management, bowed out after 69 days.
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But with an end-of-year deadline for bids approaching, he had bowed out, diplomats said.
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Cadillac's ELR has bowed out of production a little more than two years after reaching showrooms.
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He had a long career working in college football ... and eventually bowed out completely in 2014.
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That came days after Walker's running mate bowed out for making inappropriate comments to a woman.
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He made a brief run for the Democratic presidential nomination in 1984, but quickly bowed out.
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Retirement in ill health Frankfurter bowed out after a 220006 stroke and died three years later.
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But around the time Thibodeaux bowed out, Jojuan—an old Pop Warner rival of Thibodeaux's—arrived.
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On Friday he bowed out of the mixed doubles in a far more good-natured affair.
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The deal came just a week after longtime sponsor McDonald's bowed out, leaving Olympic sponsorship in flux.
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By May 5, Republican contenders Ted Cruz and John Kasich had both bowed out, leaving only Trump.
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This cast has grown up (at least a little bit) since their show bowed out in 2012.
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Initially, Sheryl Sandberg was supposed to testify, but she bowed out, saying she didn't have the expertise.
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The sitting Socialist president, François Hollande, was so unpopular that he bowed out before he was pushed.
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Last year's Best Actor winner, Casey Affleck, 42, bowed out of the presenting duty before the show.
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Lindsey Graham's endorsement of Bush on Friday, saying he bowed out of the Republican race with "zero."
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She bowed out of the series last month, after her character married her long-time love interest.
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Since Woods's last meaningful round, his main sponsor, Nike, has bowed out of the club-making business.
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One moderator who had potentially been exposed to the virus has bowed out to avoid spreading it.
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Harvey Weinstein case: Lawyers defending the movie producer against sexual assault charges in Manhattan have bowed out.
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And she said, "The legal angle's coming after me, he's coming after me," and then bowed out.
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If she bowed out whenever she felt under the weather, she says, she'd never accomplish a thing.
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Shapovalov staved off one match point but bowed out on the second with his 62nd unforced error.
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The pair bowed out on Friday, losing their final group match to Raven Klaasen and Rajeev Ram.
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But Wyndham struck financial settlements with them one by one and they bowed out of the suit.
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Originally slated to headline Coachella, Kanye bowed out after the festival reportedly couldn't build him a giant dome.
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West bowed out of performing at the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show in 2007, just after his mother's death.
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No other options Following a censorship conflict with Beijing, Google bowed out of the Chinese market in 2001.
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" Khalifa bowed out early, leaving this final tweet: "I been smashed the idea of that album even existing.
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" Asked if he would enter the RSC race if Harris bowed out, Franks replied: "You're not far off.
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The UK House of Commons Speaker John Bercow has bowed out after 9 combative years in the job.
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But weeks before the winning bidders were announced, McKinsey bowed out, saying the process was moving too quickly.
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Super Tuesday ruined the presidential hopes of Mike Bloomberg, 78, who bowed out with an endorsement of Biden.
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One by one, the lawyers representing the movie producer against sexual assault charges in Manhattan have bowed out.
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A portion of the audiences for those shows was lost Tuesday night when the United States bowed out.
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Last month, Nielsen bowed out of a speaking event hosted by The Atlantic following backlash from progressive groups.
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A more respectable beverage might've bowed out and left the party… But Four Loko is no such drink.
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She tried racing without the ligament but ultimately bowed out of the Olympics a month before they started.
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Anderson will meet Spain's Fernando Verdasco, who led Frenchman Gael Monfils 6-4, 2-1 when Monfils bowed out.
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A lot of the other sports players that used to be in this space have kind of bowed out.
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Astrobotic bowed out of the X Prize competition in December 250, when they realized they couldn't meet the deadline.
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Tepper's decision comes a few weeks after Michael Rubin, the owner of the online retailing giant Fanatics, bowed out.
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The unseeded partners saved only one break in four opportunities as they bowed out in one hour, 30 minutes.
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He bowed out of the race last September after failing to gain traction, and this week endorsed Mr. Cruz.
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After weathering months of phone and email attacks, a few of them had bowed out of the committee completely.
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When Netflix bowed out, it took several hotly anticipated titles, including the latest from Alfonso Cuarón and Paul Greengrass.
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EIJI ICHIMURA bowed out of the shiny new sushi restaurant bearing his name two months ago, citing health troubles.
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Facebook's cryptocurrency plans looked shaky this week after a handful of high-profile members bowed out of the project.
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But by Wednesday, Apollo sweetened its offer to $145 a share, and Buffett bowed out of the bidding war.
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The U.S. chose not to participate in the climate summit, and China bowed out of making any big announcements.
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In total, more than 25 people have mounted campaigns, though the field has dwindled as some have bowed out.
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She replaced Arun Jaitley, who bowed out of the running for a government role earlier this week, citing health reasons.
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That's nearly the same lineup as last season's team, which bowed out in the second round of the NCAA tournament.
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Mr. Giuliani's involvement came after Mr. Biden bowed out of the case, according to three people familiar with the arrangements.
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Garcia also bowed out early, along with other former winners Englishman Danny Willett (2016) and South African Charl Schwartzel (2011).
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After nine years, eight seasons, and 23 episodes, Game of Thrones bowed out with – if nothing else – a massive sendoff.
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Also reportedly, Softbank recently bowed out of talks to invest $100 million in the startup at a $1 billion valuation.
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The Briton relied on his serve to recover the second set but could not sustain the level and bowed out.
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It took Forester almost the entire episode to break up with Hartstock before he finally bowed out of the competition.
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Bob had bowed out, perhaps getting a head start on traffic, or finally giving into to his well-documented introversion.
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Now that Ryan has bowed out, the GOP's chances are slim and none ... and slim just walked out the door.
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He even got let go before Peter, who's been having serious commitment issues all season ... but bowed out in grace.
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And when he bowed out of the climate accords, Trump boasted he had been elected to represent Pittsburgh, not Paris.
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In the meantime, "your head gardener" Fellowes has bowed out, signing off with "Peace, Love and Tree Hugging Hippy Shit".
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But Dilbagh Gill, the Team Principal for Mahindra, tells The Verge that the company has bowed out of the race.
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But recently Google, facing an internal rebellion by employees, bowed out of work on a Pentagon contract called Project Maven.
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There, it ultimately bowed out to Argentina in the quarterfinals after defeating the United States in the round of 16.
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Nearly half of all of the advertisers on the show, which pulled in $126 million in 2015 alone, bowed out.
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Buttigieg, who suddenly bowed out of the race Sunday night, endorsed Biden just ahead of a campaign event in Dallas.
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So, when cloud makeup starting popping up on feeds last spring, we politely bowed out of the avant-garde fad.
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Peter Martins was supposed to have bowed out of New York City Ballet, the company he ran for 35 years.
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However, things took a turn recently when the actor bowed out of a convention citing a conflict with a movie schedule.
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Yet, the strongman eventually bowed out of the construction projects, giving way to China advancing towards further dominance over the region.
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Good Trouble is the spin-off of the Freeform family drama, which bowed out after five seasons in June of 2018.
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Several members of his government have bowed out following media scrutiny of funding investigations in which their names have cropped up.
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Would-be administration official Monica Crowley bowed out after revelations that she plagiarized both in a book and her Ph.D. dissertation.
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The Frenchman, seeded five, had no answer to left-hander Muller's swinging serve as he bowed out 183-218 234-240.
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It's the first time the champion, who has won 23 Grand Slam singles titles, bowed out of such a major tournament.
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It wasn't until a week later, after Cruz bowed out of the race following his loss there, that Pence endorsed Trump.
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Kerber's claycourt season was hampered by an ankle injury and she bowed out in the first round of the French Open.
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And Marquette is limping: It lost its final four conference games and then bowed out in the Big East tournament semifinals.
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On Friday, the school's president said the 230 band members were excited to perform, and none had bowed out in protest.
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Rep. Jackie Speier has bowed out of the contest to lead the House Oversight Committee, providing an easier path for Rep.
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Multiple CBC lawmakers, granted anonymity to discuss sensitive conversations, said they expected Norton not to run even if Maloney bowed out.
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Nexstar had also been interested in the stations but has bowed out after announcing a $4.1 billion deal for Tribune in December.
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Following a chilling extra-long finale, season 2 of Westworld has bowed out, taking quite a few fan favorites along with it.
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The future Hall of Fame coach Tom Coughlin of the Giants bowed out with a home loss and a 1-4093 stretch.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Theresa May bowed out after nearly three years as prime minister on Friday, defeated by her inability to deliver Brexit.
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She bowed out of several public appearances because she could barely speak, prompting her to see an ear, nose and throat doctor.
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Notably absent are Novak Djokovic, who bowed out in the second round, and Andy Murray, who lost in the Round of 16.
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The show that exposed America's collective mushiness bowed out for the season, but Tuesday's finale didn't give every fan the same feels.
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But this has been a jobless recovery, with 95 million Americans who have bowed out of the labor force, an unprecedented number.
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Philip bowed out of public life in August, ending a royal career marked by occasional gaffes that landed him in hot water.
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But an error-prone Sharapova bowed out after she produced six double faults and squandered six of her seven break point opportunities.
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With a devastating loss in his home state of Florida, Marco Rubio has bowed out of the race for the Republican nomination.
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It had bowed out of the Atlantic Coast Conference tournament in the first round, after its third loss to Pittsburgh this season.
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As soon as the facts changed he bowed out, vowing to put his resources behind Mr. Biden and many down-ticket Democrats.
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Herman Cain, a former pizza magnate, bowed out as he battled previous accusations of sexual harassment that ended his 2012 presidential campaign.
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The conference had just three entrants in the N.C.A.A. men's basketball tournament, and all of them bowed out in the first round.
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The England team, having united a nation, bowed out to little Croatia, beaten by a superior side in the World Cup semifinal.
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But his presidential campaign faltered, and he bowed out of the race after a disappointing fifth-place finish in the Iowa caucuses.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Theresa May took over as prime minister when David Cameron bowed out, defeated in the Brexit referendum of June 22019.
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Kerber's claycourt season had been undermined by an ankle injury and she bowed out in the first round of the French Open.
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His insurance company though, read that as an admission of drug use on the property, and bowed out of the Nova Scotia festival.
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The more convex or "bowed out" the Lorenz curve, the more unequal the distribution of income, wealth or whatever else one is measuring.
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Less than 24 hours later, an exhausted and admittedly unprepared Fritz bowed out of the tournament, losing to Smyczek, 6-3, 6-3.
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A former journalist who hoped to run bowed out after being detained by police at a protest in Algiers, the capital, last month.
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Two previous Trump nominees, Stephen Moore and Herman Cain, bowed out of consideration after it became clear their confirmation process was in jeopardy.
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Unfortunately, the Solo's performance and sales didn't live up to expectations, and last year, 3D Robotics bowed out of the consumer drone game.
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The North Carolina Board of Elections voted to hold a new election, and Harris bowed out of the new race, citing health concerns.
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Starwood is the most high-profile deal Anbang has abandoned, although the Chinese firm has previously bowed out of several other smaller deals.
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The Hungarian bowed out on the second match point when she sailed a backhand long, triggering a huge roar on Arthur Ashe Stadium.
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Google also bowed out from bidding for a $10 billion military cloud computing contract, citing its lack of certifications to handle sensitive data.
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Only one woman, the 39th-ranked Lee-Anne Pace of South Africa, has bowed out, citing fears about the mosquito-borne Zika virus.
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She also said doctors told her it wouldn't be a good idea to bring baby Kulture on the road ... so she bowed out.
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A seventh candidate, Rory Lancman, a councilman for Queens, bowed out of the race last week and announced his support for Ms. Katz.
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We both exhaled long sighs — we'd been taking care of her mother together for two decades and now she had quietly bowed out.
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But the Senate bowed out of the joint committee shortly thereafter and it did not survive for long as a House select committee.
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World number 19 Tomic said he was too "busy" to compete at Rio, while 18th-ranked Kyrgios bowed out claiming mistreatment by the AOC.
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They would have rejected François Hollande, too, had he not already bowed out of the race—an unprecedented move for a sitting French president.
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Boulton bowed out of the race a day after the Des Moines Register reported that three women had accused him of sexually inappropriate behavior.
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Bernie Sanders has bowed out of the upcoming Women's Convention in favor of visiting Puerto Rico, according to a statement released by his office.
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Remarkably, all three of the soccer superpowers, who have won 11 World Cups between them, bowed out of the tournament at the Kazan Arena.
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President Trump could have bowed out of this embarrassment after his pick to win the GOP primary, Luther Strange,lost to Moore in September.
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Biden was apparently attracting supporters of Senator Elizabeth Warren, who bowed out of the race last week but has not endorsed Biden or Sanders.
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Separately, Mr. Trump is essentially down to a one-man legal defense team in the Russia investigation after two newly hired lawyers bowed out.
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The Tigers bowed out in the second round for the third time in four years after scoring just 23 points in the second half.
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Hockey Canada drew talent Thursday from seven different leagues across North America and Europe after the N.H.L. bowed out of competing in South Korea.
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Biden was apparently attracting supporters of Senator Elizabeth Warren, who bowed out of the race last week but has not endorsed Biden or Sanders.
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In other matches, Villarreal, behind by 4-0 after the first leg, won the return match at Roma, 1-0, but still bowed out.
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Flake bowed out of his re-election bid after facing a revolt from the Arizona Republican base over his public criticism of the president.
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Senators like Bob Corker of Tennessee and Jeff Flake of Arizona, both critics of President Donald Trump, bowed out of bids for re-election.
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I haven't the foggiest idea who could be Uber's next C.E.O. And honestly, after Meg bowed out, I'm not sure if they do either.
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She won Indian Wells in March behind her bruising groundstrokes but bowed out of the last 16 of the Miami Open with a shoulder injury.
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Anbang has previously bowed out of smaller deals, but this is the most high-profile deal it has abandoned, people familiar with the matter said.
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And, of course, Mike, a former Bernie Sanders supporter who (and I don't think he'll mind my saying this) shed tears when Bernie bowed out.
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We can assume that the events depicted in episode 4 take place several years after the end of Coven, which bowed out in early 2014.
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Some have ended only after weeks of rancor, while in others, the loser bowed out gracefully, even when there were ample grounds for fighting on.
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The latter ultimately bowed out of a role in the upcoming film "Hellboy," so that the Asian character could be played by an Asian actor.
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Emily Couric, a state senator and the sister of the television newswoman Katie Couric, bowed out of the race after learning she had pancreatic cancer.
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The Terrapins dropped five of their last nine regular-season games and bowed out in their first game in the Big Ten Tournament against Northwestern.
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He approached Suzuki in the dugout, bowed out of respect, and told him that the bat was now going to be mounted on his wall.
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Fans thought that she might stick around to announce the winner, but she bowed out after giving some input to that cycle's panel of judges.
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Last May, Uber and Lyft bowed out of Austin after losing a ballot initiative that would require ride-hail companies to conduct fingerprint background checks.
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That deal didn't work out—Zubrus was a bust in Buffalo, going goalless in the playoffs as the Sabres bowed out in the conference final.
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That's how it worked in 2008, when Clinton bowed out of the race before the convention rather than fight for the support of then-Sen.
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Overall, though the NRA does help pump money into outside spending groups, Republican lawmakers could fund their campaigns just fine if the NRA bowed out.
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Unable to secure the necessary two-thirds of delegates, he and Smith eventually bowed out and made way for John W. Davis of West Virginia.
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Just look at what happened with Lollapalooza Colombia in 2016—Rihanna bowed out over fears surrounding the virus, which led to the festival's ultimate cancellation.
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Elizabeth Warren and Amy Klobuchar; and billionaires Tom Steyer and Mike Bloomberg — have bowed out of the race, leaving the Democratic field at just three.
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After Sanders bowed out of the 240 presidential race, he admitted his campaign had been too white and too male, and vowed to do better.
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MELBOURNE, Australia — Three days after the six-time Australian Open champion Novak Djokovic bowed out in the tournament's second round, top-ranked Andy Murray followed.
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Jaws dropped at the half as Wisconsin—who bowed out to Notre Dame after an ugly Sweet 16 ending to last year—were up 31-27.
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Trump's other Fed pick, former 2012 Republican candidate Herman Cain, bowed out last week citing the pay cut he would have to take in the job.
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After lots of cities bowed out of the competition for the 2022 winter games it was again left with two options: Almaty, Kazakhstan and Beijing, China.
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Roman Polanski has bowed out of presiding over the César Awards, the French equivalent of the Oscars, after his appointment to the prestigious role sparked outrage.
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After several delays of his confirmation hearing — in part over financial disclosure and ethics paperwork — and not enough GOP support, Puzder bowed out on Feb. 15.
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Carlos López-Cantera, a close friend for whom Rubio had campaigned, bowed out of the race on Wednesday, saying he'll continue serving as Florida's lieutenant governor.
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Another former world number one, Adam Scott, also bowed out early at four-over after the long trip from his native Australia earlier in the week.
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In just the past 10 days, Democratic presidential candidates Tom Steyer, Pete Buttigieg, Amy Klobuchar, Michael Bloomberg and Elizabeth Warren have bowed out of the race.
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McCormack, who has an M.F.A. in creative writing, was involved in editorial decisions for the first 10 years, but bowed out to focus on political projects.
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After he hit me, Jake "bowed" out of the water (jumping clear of the water and splashing down) all the way back to his pickup boat.
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Monica Crowley — who bowed out of a Trump administration post after a plagiarism scandal — is now working as a foreign agent for Ukrainian oligarch Victor Pinchuk.
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World number 20 Tomic said he was too "busy" to compete at Rio while 18th-ranked Kyrgios bowed out claiming mistreatment by the Australian Olympic Committee.
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A day earlier, the Pro Bowl linebacker Dont'a Hightower bowed out when he told ESPN, "Been there, done that," having visited with a championship Alabama team.
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As we reported, Jamie has temporarily bowed out of handling the other part of the conservatorship -- taking care of Britney, her medical needs and so on.
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A majority of Americans, 24%, say they have a favorable view of Sanders — essentially unchanged since he bowed out of the Democratic presidential primary in 276.
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This year's event was missing two of the league's five biggest names, as both Alexander Ovechkin and Jonathan Toews bowed out due to injury or illness.
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Light-heavyweight Joe Ward went out early on, lightweight David Oliver Joyce lost in the last 16 and welterweight Steven Donnelly bowed out in the quarter-finals.
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Another former world number one, Jason Day, bowed out, missing the cut by two strokes after signing for a score one stroke higher than he actually shot.
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Ivory had intended to co-direct Call Me by Your Name with Luca Guadagnino but bowed out when the producers thought a single director would be better.
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"Well I think there, the official story would be 'conflicts,'" Braun explained when asked why several of the other GOP senators bowed out of the press conference.
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A year ago, Kyrgios bowed out of his home grand slam to spectators' jeers following a tempestuous five-set capitulation to Andreas Seppi in the second round.
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PARIS (Reuters) - American Bethanie Mattek-Sands bowed out in the second round of the French Open on Thursday, beaten by Germany's former world number nine Andrea Petkovic.
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To those who've bowed out from a Souls game in the past because they couldn't manifest within themselves what this character's primary motivation is, I can relate.
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Mr. Cipollone told allies he had no such concerns, but eventually, Mr. Gowdy bowed out, facing an issue with a ban on former House members lobbying Congress.
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So SAP wants to grow vastly grow its cloud revenue while increasing profits, and the flamboyant deal-maker McDermott has bowed out to let them do it.
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He emerged as the last moderate Republican standing against Trump during the 2016 presidential primary and bowed out of the primary after winning only his home state.
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Comcast, the cable giant that owns CNBC, had also been looking at the Fox assets, but bowed out earlier this week leaving Disney as the sole suitor.
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"You know, that is the trap question for women," she replied, speaking to cameras outside her home in Cambridge, Massachusetts, as she bowed out of the race.
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Sochi bronze medallist Erin Hamlin, the United States' first Olympic medal winner in luge, bowed out with a sixth-place finish in her fourth and final Games.
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And Warren became so close with Julián Castro that they chatted over the holidays about a possible endorsement even before he officially bowed out of the race.
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Manhattan has long since bowed out of the race toward space, in favor of going all-in on the luxury condo market, with its $238,000,000 crash pads.
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Wang reprieved Williams twice on match point but the American could not make her pay and bowed out somewhat meekly with a backhand fired into the net.
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The Internationals brought an overnight 23-21 lead into the final day but bowed out 21-14, winning only two of the 12 singles and halving four.
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"Sitting presidents have bowed out on less of a result," said a New Hampshire Democrat, citing Lyndon Johnson's decision not to seek re-election after then-Sen.
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Though the character bowed out of a starring role last year in a poignant goodbye, the fictional universe that grew around Hellboy continues in various comic-book series.
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Its outgoing president, Issa Hayatou, a Cameroonian, finally bowed out following a shock defeat in a vote in the African Union (AU) in Addis Ababa on March 16th.
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The Oscars in 2019 will officially be without a main host after Kevin Hart bowed out of the job amid a controversy over his past anti-gay tweets.
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Even Travis Kalanick, usually cast as the Lex Luthor of the tech world, bowed out of the president's advisory group after facing boycotts from riders and drivers alike.
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The occasion was a fundraiser at the couple's home, for which they were a last-minute substitute for Leonardo DiCaprio, who bowed out because of a scheduling change.
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Economics writer Stephen Moore and businessman Herman Cain were floated as potential nominees earlier this year, but they were met with widespread criticism and bowed out of consideration.
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No, colette hasn't fallen prey to the ever-changing retail landscape — it gracefully bowed out of a game in which it's no longer interested in being a part.
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Robert Michel, the successor to Rhodes, bowed out right before the Republicans scored the majority when Gingrich made it clear that he would run against Michel for speaker.
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Conservative support for the law helped catapult Walker onto the national scene and propelled his campaign for the 2016 U.S. presidential election before he bowed out in September.
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I have no patience for science-fiction worlds where art has seemingly bowed out of existence to make way for the most sterile and stereotypical images of science.
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In the special investigation into his ties to Russia, Mr. Trump is essentially down to a one-man legal defense team after two newly hired lawyers bowed out.
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He is the third top-10 player to fall in the men's first round after sixth seed Alexander Zverev and seventh seed Stefanos Tsitsipas bowed out on Monday.
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His main sponsor, Nike, also bowed out of the club-making business during that time, prompting Woods to experiment with different woods and a new ball this week.
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In September 2017, three-starred chef Sebastien Bras bowed out of the Michelin guide, saying he wished to continue his passion "with a free spirit and without stress".
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William J. Callahan, the agency's acting director, was briefly under consideration before he bowed out early this month, according to an official at the Department of Homeland Security.
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In September 2017, three-starred chef Sebastien Bras bowed out of the Michelin guide saying he wished to continue his passion "with a free spirit and without stress".
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As a result of the scandal, Babeu stepped down as co-chair of Mitt Romney's presidential campaign in Arizona and bowed out of the congressional race that year.
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The 239th-ranked Kasatkina, appearing in her first Australian Open, bowed out to the defending champion, Serena Williams, 228-26, 24-24, in 113 minutes at Rod Laver Arena.
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There has also been some controversy over whether guitarist Glenn Tipton, who recently bowed out of performing after a Parkinson's diagnosis, played the parts credited to him on Firepower.
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On both occasions Egypt bowed out without winning a game but under the guidance of Argentine Hector Cuper they have the ability to go deep in this year's tournament.
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Now, the cast of the Wisconsin-set series is paying tribute to their long-running sitcom, which bowed out after eight seasons and a whopping 200 episodes in 2006.
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The dress is by Todd Oldham, who led a successful label that featured many of the Supers on its catwalk, until he bowed out of the industry in 1999.
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Helmed once again by its creator, David Lynch, who bowed out during the second season of the show's original 1990s ABC run, Twin Peaks is back for eighteen episodes.
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Democrats caught breaks further south when in the 39th where two candidates—Jay Chen and Phil Janowicz—took one for the team and bowed out before the filing deadline.
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ABU DHABI (Reuters) - Fernando Alonso bowed out of Formula One on Sunday with a champion's send-off and the 'Triple Crown of Motorsport' next on his list of targets.
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First round co-leaders Zhang Xinjun and Dou Zecheng of China also bowed out when they followed an opening 60 in the easier four-ball format with an 80.
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Now, our sources tell us that while Kylie and Tyga did exchange friendly greetings and some chitchat, they didn't hang for very long ... as Kylie eventually bowed out early.
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Despite hammering a message of being electable in Midwestern states that Clinton lost, and rattling off a long list of legislative accomplishments in the Senate, Klobuchar also bowed out.
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Yes, Ms. Markle ended up walking alone most of the way down the aisle after her father bowed out, but now, can you imagine her wedding any other way?
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JUUL also bowed out of a battle in San Francisco, where a ballot initiative it backed was designed to overturn a total ban on vape sales in the city.
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Bouchareb bowed out three months after longtime President Abdelaziz Bouteflika resigned under pressure from sustained protests seeking root-and-branch reform and an end to systemic corruption and cronyism.
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Speculation had swirled over the weekend that Pence might consider leaving the GOP ticket after he bowed out of an event where he was set to represent Trump on Saturday.
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And with the U.S. bowed out of the multilateral agreement, it creates an opportunity for China to make attractive agreements with the Pacific Rim countries to trade with them instead.
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John Isner, the number six seed, also pulled off a routine 6-2 6-63 victory over Tunisian qualifier Malek Jaziri, although two of the American's unseeded compatriots bowed out.
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Ronny Jackson, the president's personal doctor, who was appointed to run the Department of Veteran Affairs, bowed out after allegations emerged of drinking on the job and carelessly dispensing opioids.
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Shapovalov was left to rue his failure to convert a set point in the opener as he bowed out against the man who ended Rafael Nadal's Wimbledon hopes last year.
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Their last five trips to the postseason have each ended with a first-round exit, and in the last two they bowed out of the series as the higher seed.
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Though the man bowed out in the first round of the Eastern Conference playoffs against LeBron and the Cavaliers, it seems that he's got an extra pop in his step.
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Though all those players would be automatic selections to a "best American" basketball team, each has bowed out of consideration for the United States Olympic team, citing fatigue or injury.
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"It's going to be business as usual," said Michael F. Neidorff, chief executive of Centene, a major insurer that agreed to sell coverage in areas where competitors had bowed out.
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The president took a wrong turn when he bowed out of the Trans-Pacific Partnership, believing that bilateral pressure alone would solve America's China challenge and reduce our trade deficit.
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Pat Tiberi passed on a Senate run not once but twice -- the second time after state Treasurer Josh Mandel bowed out suddenly this month, leaving Republicans scrambling for a candidate.
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Furthermore, the anti-Trump contingent among early-voters may be diluted, as some will have already cast their ballots for Rubio, who only bowed out of the race on Tuesday.
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Mr. Massey also got a boost on Monday: Eric Ulrich, a young and charismatic city councilman who had been considering running for the Republican nomination, bowed out of the race.
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His original pick, Nauert, bowed out after it came to light that she had employed a nanny who was legally present in the US, but wasn't legally permitted to work.
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Playing in a "false nine" role, Messi capped a disappointing tournament with another subdued display at Kazan Arena as Argentina bowed out of the last 16 with a 4-3 defeat.
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Tom Marino, bowed out after the Washington Post and 60 Minutes revealed that he had penned and pushed a law that defanged DEA efforts to crack down on sketchy opioid distributors.
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When Bryant bowed out with a 60-point blaze of chucking glory—upstaging the Warriors on the night they won their NBA regular season-record 73rd game—were we not entertained?
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Trump wanted to nominate businessman Herman Cain for the second vacancy, but Cain bowed out last week after it became clear he did not have the needed support in the Senate.
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Thomas, who bowed out of attending the royal wedding on May 19, opened up about his relationship with Harry in an interview with the U.K.'s Good Morning Britain early Monday.
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All the same, I don't think he will ever have a better chance to leave than this, and he may in the near future wish he had bowed out around now.
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The first one went begging but Halep's gritty baseline play paid off in the next point as Diyas bowed out after flicking a forehand long to end a 10-shot rally.
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Buhl is the first to admit she probably should have handled things differently, that she should have bowed out of the story the moment she saw her boyfriend's daughter was involved.
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First, there's the end of his long-running supernatural series The Vampire Diaries, which bowed out on The CW just this month and killed off poor, noble Stefan in the process.
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Juppe, who bowed out after big strikes over planned welfare cuts and pension reform when prime minister in the mid-1990s, says Fillon simply cannot deliver on his cut-backs promise.
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"Although we weren't able to shatter that highest, hardest glass ceiling this time, it's got about 18 million cracks in it," Clinton said then as she bowed out of the race.
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Two of Wong's senior staff members had gone to the island for the event, but she herself bowed out, claiming the duties of a part-time suburban soccer coach and mom.
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No coach was named during the Cup—we were just biding time to have our pick of the coaching litter after the inevitable giants bowed out of the World Cup, right?
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Right after Inslee dropped out, Sanders made a play to fill his shoes as the climate candidate, dropping an extensive plan to curb global warming the day after Inslee bowed out.
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When consensus eluded them, the EU's 28 national finance ministers resorted to voting by email (though Britain abstained), at which point Ms Georgieva gained most support and Mr Dijsselbloem bowed out.
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Chino Garcia, a founding member of the Charas center who was there that day, recalled watching as one of Mr. Singer's competitors bowed out of the bidding, intimidated by the spectacle.
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She squandered two match points in the tense finish but it was Williams who was first to buckle under the pressure as she bowed out hammering a backhand into the net.
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If the Golden Gophers withdraw, it would most likely be the first time in decades that a top-tier college football team bowed out of a game because of athlete protest.
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After recording Just Like The Fambly Cat almost all by himself and cocktails of booze, drugs and painkillers, he bowed out long before the album saw its release in May 2006.
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Ed Sheeran got beat like Ramsay Bolton in the Battle of the Bastards -- enough "Game of Thrones" fans lit him up for his singing cameo that he's bowed out of the Twittersphere.
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The series, which does not currently have a release date for its fifth season, is a spin-off of The Vampire Diaries, a show which bowed out after eight seasons in March.
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Khama, 65, and a son of the country first president Seretse, bowed out after two five-year terms in a scripted succession that compelled him to hand over power to his deputy.
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Say what you will about Al Franken, but at least he has a keen sense of irony, and bowed out with some integrity and respect for the privilege of holding elected office.
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After appearing in the first two Thor movies, Oscar winner Natalie Portman bowed out of the Marvel Cinematic Universe and didn't return as Chris Hemsworth's love interest for 2017's Thor: Ragnarok.
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Now that Marco Rubio has suspended his campaign following his disastrous showing in his home state of Florida, all the pre-primary favourites, including Jeb Bush and Scott Walker, have bowed out.
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When Sarah Stiles bowed out of the series "Get Shorty" to take a role on Broadway in "Tootsie," the TV show explained the exit with a story line based on her experience.
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The former presidential candidate bowed out of the race calling for an alternative to Trump and recently said that Cruz is the only candidate with a path to stop the delegate leader.
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Democrat Stacey Abrams bowed out of the Georgia governor's race on Friday, acknowledging in a speech to supporters that she saw "no legal path forward" in her fight against Republican Brian Kemp.
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Less than a day after Cruz bowed out of the Republican race in May, clearing the way for Trump to clinch the GOP nomination, Clinton's campaign released a short video on Twitter.
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The California Democrat, who on Tuesday bowed out of the 2020 bid for the White House, struggled to maintain a coherent vision on the campaign trail; internal turmoil also permeated her camp.
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When the twins were born, the Portuguese National Team captain bowed out of the Confederations Cup to be with his children (with the support of the Portuguese Football Association and the team's manager).
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Robin Lopez and the East's No. 8 Chicago Bulls bowed out to the No. 1 Boston Celtics last night, and it wasn't the easiest thing for the Bulls to deal with, emotionally-speaking.
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World number one Jason Day of Australia, the defending PGA champion, and Americans Dustin Johnson and Jordan Spieth, ranked second and third, respectively, also bowed out from Rio consideration due to health concerns.
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The Russian saved a first match point with a passing shot, Muguruza sent a backhand long on the second, but Kuznetsova bowed out after sending a forehand way too long on the third.
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In fact, the AP announcement came nearly 2628 years to the day she bowed out of the 28503 race, later saying she had left "22019 million cracks" in the nation's highest glass ceiling.
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Clay Cane said it was a shame Hart bowed out instead of stepping up to a teachable moment -- particularly since some on the right are using his case to justify their own intolerance.
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It started with Novak Djokovic in July and eventually included stars like Stan Wawrinka, Milos Raonic and Andy Murray, who bowed out of the Open 20083 hours before the first ball was struck.
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When he bowed out of the race Thursday, his allies expressed frustration that he was prevented from doing so, casting him as a victim of a primary process that inhibits candidates of color.
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Trump's original pick to replace Haley, Heather Nauert, bowed out after it came to light that she had employed a nanny who was legally present in the US but wasn't legally permitted to work.
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One of the highest profile names that will be missing from the new government is Arun Jaitley, who was finance minister in Modi's first term, but bowed out of office owing to health reasons.
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She bowed out of the Asia-Pacific Economic Co-operation summit last month; some reports say an imminent meeting of the leaders of China, Japan and South Korea may be postponed until next year.
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Judge Angie Juarez Barill, who was originally assigned the case, has bowed out, saying she knew one victim's family members and is running for chief justice of the state's Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals.
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Why it matters: McAuliffe, who bowed out of the 2020 presidential race, could help his party recover from the chain of scandals that began with the racist yearbook photo of McAuliffe's successor, current Gov.
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Captain McCullum bowed out of international cricket fittingly with the fastest test century in his final match, but was powerless to prevent his side from slumping to another emphatic defeat in Christchurch on Wednesday.
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Haldex's board initially recommended ZF's offer, even though it was lower than Knorr's, saying it was concerned a takeover by Knorr Bremse could face antitrust issues, but ZF eventually bowed out of the contest.
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Then they had a contest to vote in the next superfan and this underprivileged child got put on the list, so I bowed-out, because he deserved to win much more than I did.
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The Swiss, who has a record 57 match wins at the event, bowed out to Zverev in the semi-finals last year but continues to defy the passing years at the age of 38.
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The plan worked as after winning the first three games, Ostapenko grew frustrated and bowed out when she netted a backhand on the second match point at the end of a lung-busting rally.
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Watch fairs have been losing brand participation: This year, Van Cleef & Arpels bowed out of S.I.H.H., and both Audemars Piguet and Richard Mille have said that this will be their last year in Geneva.
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The billionaire was unable to turn his self-funded campaign into any significant wins on Super Tuesday -- he only won American Samoa -- so he bowed out of the race and backed former vice president.
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He captured the decisive break in the third game of the final set, then locked down the match to secure his 17th Grand Slam title as a tiring Thiem bowed out with guns blazing.
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Federer, who suffered a groin problem in the quarter-final against Tennys Sandgren, bowed out of Melbourne Park after a comprehensive 7-6(173) 6-4 6-3 defeat to the defending champion Serb.
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French Open runner-up Marketa Vondrousova, the 16th seed, also bowed out but former world number ones Karolina Pliskova, Caroline Wozniacki, Simona Halep and Victoria Azarenka all made it safely through to the second round.
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The leader of this effort, after Satoshi bowed out in 2011 (without ever revealing a real identity), was Mr. Andresen, a genial father of two from central Massachusetts who kept everyone on the same page.
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Mateo, Ezra, Lincoln, Isaiah, Josiah, Grayson, Levi, Leo, Julian, Sebastian, Carson and Asher are the biggest gainers in the top 100, while Micah, Nathaniel, Brody, Blake and Xander all bowed out of the top 100.
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And the fact that the British leadership change is happening quickly and calmly, after colorful figures such as Johnson bowed out early on, mean that the two countries can get down to business without delay.
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Garber, a 30-year career diplomat, also led the administration's delegation to the recent climate talks in Bonn, Germany, after a higher level official bowed out at the last-minute due to a family emergency.
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An injury-hampered Kyrgios bowed out of the opening round of the U.S. Open with an assortment of fines, a smashed racket and a tantrum, while burnishing his reputation as the tour's most talented slacker.
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The discussions, which began after Jackson bowed out in April, lasted for several days, but Manchin backed out after a poll showed he has a decent shot at reelection, White House officials told the Post.
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With too many important tournaments and not enough time with his daughter, Bo Vera, at an important stage in her development, the math did not add up for Scott, who bowed out of the Olympics.
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The bid from the landowners did not rely on "getting money out of the People's Republic of China," said Sterling Buntine, one of the landowners, in comments that came days before his group bowed out.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Rafael Nadal put in some late-night overtime to drag hosts Spain into the Davis Cup semi-finals but Novak Djokovic's hopes were dashed in excruciating fashion as Serbia bowed out on Friday.
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The search comes after the president's initial choice for the job, Nick Ayers, bowed out on Sunday and as the White House braces for an onslaught of political and legal challenges in the coming year.
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In 2018, Meadows was vying to be ranking member on Oversight but bowed out of the race so he could let Jordan, one of his closest friends and allies in Congress, take the job instead.
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She subsequently bowed out from tennis for just over a year, during which time she revealed having a medical condition that made her her prone to blood clots, and therefore her pregnancy potentially life-threatening.
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When Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) suddenly bowed out of the race to replace Boehner, Ryan — the Ways and Means Committee chairman and 2012 GOP vice presidential nominee — reluctantly agreed to take the job.
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It's still unclear exactly why North Korea bowed out of the meeting, although North Koreans did say they were unhappy with Pence's announcement of new sanctions on Pyongyang and Pence's meeting with North Korean defectors.
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With many of the world's top golfers having already bowed out of this year's Olympic Games, those intrepid athletes brave enough to make the trip to Rio may be counting on an easier path to victory.
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Tempers frayed in the men's draw, with fourth seed Alexander Zverev smashing his racket and Spain's Pablo Carreno Busta flinging his kit bag across the court in frustration as they both bowed out in contrasting fashion.
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McGuinness, a former Irish Republican Army (IRA) commander turned peacemaker, bowed out of frontline politics last week, saying illness and Northern Ireland's current political crisis had led him to step down several months earlier than planned.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions bowed out last week of any probe into alleged Russian meddling in the 2016 election after it emerged he met last year with Russia's ambassador while serving as a Trump campaign advisor.
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Both Kasich and Cruz ran for president in 2016 but bowed out early, with Kasich being the last to exit the GOP primary after it was clear Trump was on his way to winning the nomination.
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After Song bowed out a hole later with a par, the survivors returned to the 18th one more time and both managed nervy pars in almost total darkness, though floodlights surrounding the green provided some vision.
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Many of the usual suspects from the home contingent already have bowed out at Roland Garros: Richard Gasquet, Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, Gilles Simon and all of the French women fell out through the first two rounds.
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Even at that, Mr. Trump's home-team network, Fox News, which bowed out of showing much of the House managers' arguments in prime time last week, left Mr. Dershowitz on mute for most of his presentation.
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Mr. McGinn, who lost his job to Mr. Murray, said his decision to start a comeback bid even before Mr. Murray had bowed out was based on the needs of the city, and was nothing personal.
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Tidjane Thiam had been scheduled to go to the Future Investment Initiative conference in Riyadh, but now joins several other top executives who have bowed out amidst uproar over the disappearance of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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U.S. President Donald Trump's pick for secretary of the Navy withdrew from consideration on Sunday, the second time a Trump nominee to lead one of the armed services bowed out because of government conflict-of-interest rules.
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Cain bowed out of contention after a backlash to his own nomination over past allegations of sexual harassment and after it became clear he did not have the support of enough Republican senators to win Senate approval.
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The 10th-seeded Medvedev could not respond as wind gusts swept across centre court and Lajovic quickly moved 4-0 up in the second set against a frustrated opponent, who bowed out on the second match point.
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After three Texas Republicans who won reelection in 2018 by fewer than 5 percentage points bowed out, Democrats see an opening to gain more ground in traditionally red Texas as they push to hold their House majority.
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CARNOUSTIE, Scotland (Reuters) - It was all Sandy Lyle could do to hold back the tears as one of the greatest Scottish golfers in history bowed out of the British Open for probably the final time on Friday.
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But wearables is still a young market, and at a time when Apple has been seeing its strongest category growth in the division that houses its own wearables effort, the Apple Watch, Google has never bowed out.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - European efforts to launch a barter-based trade conduit with Iran that would help offset the effects of U.S. sanctions on Tehran suffered a setback when its designated head bowed out at the last minute.
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Bolt bowed out of London with a bronze in the 100m and suffered a hamstring injury during the 4x100 relay as Jamaica's men's team missed out on a medal for the first time since 2005 in Helsinki.
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ABU DHABI (Reuters) - Formula One fans gave Nico Hulkenberg a 'Driver of the Day' send-off on Sunday as the Renault driver bowed out with a 12th-place finish in the season-ending Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.
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With such major players exiting GDC, one wonder whether the conference could face a similar fate to GSMA's Mobile World Congress which eventually had to cancel the mobile event outright after its major exhibitors all bowed out.
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The secretary bowed out of a separate high-profile conference hosted by Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman as top banking and finance executives reneged on their previous commitments to participate over deep concerns of Khashoggi's disappearance.
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Photo: Jon Kopaloff / Stringer (Getty)Disney CEO Bob Iger has bowed out of Apple's board of directors ahead of what's sure to be a heated competition come November when both companies release their dueling standalone streaming services.
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Most of the world powers bowed out early, scoring was high, England lost (eventually), no one had to ask if team USA were going to be good this year, and neither Messi nor Ronaldo came out on top.
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A thirtysomething Belgian best known for atmospheric European dramas like The Fall and London Spy, he stepped in when True Detective mastermind Cary Fukanaga (who is still credited as an executive producer) bowed out due to scheduling conflicts.
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Minor exits Lost in a wave of high-drama ousts, two other figures have bowed out of the Trump administration: former deputy chief of staff Katie Walsh and former director of the Office of Government Ethics Walter Shaub.
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Sergio Marchionne bowed out on Saturday as one of the auto industry's most demanding and tenacious chief executives, his health in crisis after a career in which he rescued Fiat and Chrysler, two of its most storied brands.
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Devin Nunes, R-California, bowed out last month as chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, citing the filing of ethics complaints against him alleging he violated terms of discussing classified material following a meeting at the White House.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Twice champion Petra Kvitova bowed out of Wimbledon in the second round on Saturday, losing a two-hour slugfest 7-5 7-6(5)to unseeded Ekaterina Makarova after a far longer battle against the weather.
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Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota and former South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg having bowed out ahead of Super Tuesday, Bloomberg was the lone remaining candidate standing between Biden and locking up the centrist lane of the Democratic Party.
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Declining such awards can mean turning down money as well as prestige, and when Jean-Paul Sartre, the French writer, bowed out of the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1964, his refusal included the $53,000 that accompanies it.
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Those tensions burst into the open at a gathering of state Democratic leaders in Denver over the weekend, when former DNC chairman Howard Dean bowed out of the race but urged members to select a full-time chair.
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Gov. John Kasich of Ohio has hired his longtime admaker and strategist, Rex Elsass, who had been working for Rand Paul's campaign before the Kentucky senator bowed out of the race, a spokesman for Mr. Kasich said on Thursday.
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Detroit made the playoffs last season with a 9-7 mark, but it lost its final three games after Stafford dislocated a finger on his throwing hand and bowed out meekly in a first-round playoff loss in Seattle.
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In December of 2011, Trump bowed out of moderating a Republican presidential forum sponsored by Newsmax, saying in a statement he was not ready to rule out running as an independent candidate after The Apprentice ended in May 2012.
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Before he bowed out, Rocky asked the crowd to pray for him before a verdict is reached this coming Wednesday in his assault case -- which wrapped up about 10 days ago, giving Rocky a chance to finally fly home.
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But he bowed out in the third round of Wimbledon to Sam Querrey, lost in the first round of the Rio Olympics to Juan Martin del Potro and then went down to Stan Wawrinka in the U.S. Open final.
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He broke early in every set and the 18th-seeded Frenchman, who had lost only 13 games in his two previous matches, bowed out after two hours and two minutes of action on a sparsely populated Rod Laver Arena.
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Crowley previously bowed out of a bid to join the National Security Council as a press secretary in 2017 after CNN's KFile reported that her book, "What the (Bleep) Just Happened," and her Ph.D. thesis contained instances of plagiarism.
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But as it became clear that Romney would likely run if Hatch bowed out, Matheson withdrew from contention -- an acknowledgment that the 2012 Republican presidential nominee is wildly popular in Utah and would have little trouble securing the seat.
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The whole of Russia was captivated by the enthralling fare served up in Sochi on Saturday as the hosts bowed out after losing to Croatia on penalties — including the performers at Moscow's Nikulin's Circus, whose show clashed with kickoff.
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Czech Karolina Pliskova, who lost to Angelique Kerber in last year's final, took over as world number one almost by default when Halep lost in the Wimbledon quarter-finals — a week after Pliskova had bowed out in round two.
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Having bowed out of directing the 2004 movie version of "Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events," he returns to help launch the new Netflix series, a sprightly, whimsical affair featuring Neil Patrick Harris in Jim Carrey's hammy Count Olaf role.
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"Victoria had already bowed out understandably with the demands of her fashion label and her rather large family," she revealed — noting, for her, the "pinnacle" of her Spice existence was performing at the Olympics for millions of people around the world.
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After the virtual tie in Iowa earlier this week—and now that Martin O'Malley, the awkward third wheel of the race, has finally bowed out—the well-oiled Sanders and Clinton machines are now officially going in for the kill.
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The Italian was on a five-match losing streak when he entered the tournament but Fognini's unpredictability, added to the weather conditions, were eventually too much for the Spanish world number two who bowed out on the fourth match point.
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Sports Briefing | Soccer Marseille's lackluster season took another turn for the worse as the nine-time French champion bowed out of the League Cup quarterfinals while its bitter rival Paris St.-Germain advanced with a 2-1 win over Lyon.
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Fico, prime minister for 10 of the last 12 years, bowed out this month amid protests and calls for an early election, handing the three-party ruling coalition to Pellegrini, a long-time senior member of the ruling Smer party.
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LONDON/PARIS (Reuters) - France's presidential elections has become so unpredictable that gamblers are betting on a second term for the sitting president, even though he bowed out of the contest last year and his party has since picked another candidate.
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When iZombie season 2 bowed out almost a full year ago, Liv (Rose McIver) and Major (Robert Buckley) had just told Clive (Malcolm Goodwin) about the existence of zombies — which, to be honest, he took a lot better than expected.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - There will be no golden end to Tony Parker's international career, nor silver or bronze either after France bowed out of the Olympic men's basketball tournament with a whimper on Wednesday falling 92-67 to Spain.
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Former foreign minister Fumio Kishida bowed out before the race began and Internal Affairs Minister Seiko Noda is struggling to find the 20 backers needed to get on the ballot for a shot at becoming the country's first female premier.
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Last week, Uzbekistan's parliament named Mirziyoyev, 59, as interim president, after Senate Chairman Nigmatilla Yuldashev, who should have become transitional leader under the constitution, bowed out in his favor, saying Mirziyoyev had long experience in office and enjoyed the people's respect.
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He bowed out in first round last year after a foul-mouthed rant at a heckler in the crowd, and was given the unflattering nickname of "Tomic the Tank Engine" after his second round capitulation against Andy Roddick in 2012.
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Um, apparently The Office was not canceled and they bowed out gracefully, I guess, when they realized that they had done their best work… Well, yeah, I guess that means that they didn't get canceled, but it does make them quitters.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Despite the pre-World Cup barbs and snipes regarding Russia's quality and the politically-charged commentary related to the hosts, they bowed out in style, having exceeded expectations and injected the tournament with a healthy dose of enthusiasm.
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After all, Djokovic had never lost to an American at Wimbledon and had not bowed out of a grand slam before the quarter-finals since losing in straight sets to Philipp Kohlschreiber in the third round of the 2009 French Open.
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Though Inslee, the only presidential candidate in history to focus a campaign almost entirely on the issue of climate change, has bowed out of the race, some think he should still be on the debate stage in a different way.
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It's been over a year since the fourth season of Outlander bowed out on Starz, and now, the drama is readying for its fifth foray into time travel, historical moments come to life, and romance that defies time and space.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras made limited changes to his cabinet on Wednesday after a minister bowed out in a housing allowance row, keeping his finance minister months before the country emerges from a bailout program in August.
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The Asian powerhouse bowed out with a typically attritional 1-1 draw against Portugal on Monday, their fans heartbroken after Mehdi Taremi missed a last-gasp effort that would have fired them into the knockout rounds for a first time.
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The super GT is the third model in the British automaker&aposs much-hyped Second Century plan , which calls for seven new cars in seven years, and it fills the void left by the Vanquish which bowed out of production late last year.
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The ruling Democratic party's candidate Marian Lupu bowed out of the race on Wednesday, calling it a tactical move to boost the chances of keeping Moldova on a pro-European path, but Sandu said the move was a ploy to boost Dodon's chances.
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Launching the ABC telecast with a live rock act was an unprecedented choice that came about after comedian Kevin Hart, originally picked to host the show, bowed out because of a furor over past homophobic material in his standup act and tweets.
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Hill connected with Desmon White on a 2542-yard scoring strike with 265:226 left in the half to make it 53-25, then bowed out on a 29-yard touchdown pass to White with 240:20 remaining in the third quarter.
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Nearly five years ago, when he bowed out of a planned fund-raiser for the Republican Party of Iowa after opting not to run, the anger from the state party was fierce, pointing out that he had broken a commitment to its voters.
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KAZAN, Russia (Reuters) - Germany's Mats Hummels said the late miss that might have sent his team through to the last 16 of the World Cup would "haunt" him after the defending champions bowed out of the tournament at the group stage on Wednesday.
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However, in October Thiam - who had been scheduled to go to the Future Investment Initiative conference in Riyadh - decided not to attend the event, joining several other top executives who bowed out amidst uproar over the disappearance of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Prince Philip, the 96-year-old husband of Britain's Queen Elizabeth, bowed out of public life on Wednesday with his final solo appearance at an official event, ending a royal career marked by occasional gaffes that landed him in hot water.
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ABOUT THE BUCKS (1-0): Milwaukee bowed out in the first round of the playoffs last spring and has not advanced past the first round since the 2000-01 campaign, and Antetokounmpo is focused on the larger team goals already in 1063-18.
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After an 18-year career, having made her World Cup debut as a 15-year-old in 1999, Mancuso bowed out on the piste where she claimed her first World Cup podium finish with second place in a super-G in January 2006.
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Places like Monessen, Pa., and Hickory, N.C., have come to be seen as central to his rise — and that of Bernie Sanders, before he bowed out — as well as symbols of a national preoccupation during this election season: the downsides of globalization.
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PYEONGCHANG, South Korea (Reuters) - Kjetil Jansrud bowed out of the Pyeonchang Olympics with a disqualification in the men's giant slalom on Sunday but said he would be leaving with a smile on his face and was not ruling out a return in 2022.
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Dr. London, who had been enrolled as a Democrat until 1978, briefly ran in the Republican mayoral primary in 1989, but bowed out and endorsed Ronald S. Lauder against Rudolph W. Giuliani, who won the primary but lost the election that year.
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In 1987, when Mr. Hart was caught in an extramarital affair aboard a boat called Monkey Business and bowed out of the race, Ms. Schroeder, deeply frustrated, figured there was no reason she shouldn't explore the idea of running for president herself.
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Buttigieg bowed out the morning of the vote in Atlanta when it became clear he didn't have enough support, said Dan Parker, the former Indiana Democratic Party chairman who advised Buttigieg and was tasked with informing him that there was no path forward.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Crowd favorite Coco Gauff's giant-killing run at the Australian Open came to an end on Sunday as the American teen bowed out in the fourth round after a 24-26(21) 6-3 6-0 defeat to compatriot Sofia Kenin.
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He spent several "ludicrous" months trying to get Suzy to participate in "218 Up" — in which, among other ruses, he used other people's phones to call so she wouldn't know it was him — and she nevertheless bowed out, to his enduring peevishness.
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Vona, who entered parliament in a far-right uniform in 2010 after the global financial crisis, bowed out of national politics clad in a sleek suit and a tie, standing alone in a corridor of parliament in a black-and-white photo posted online.
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"[Victoria Beckham] had already bowed out understandably with the demands of her fashion label and her rather large family," she revealed — noting, for her, the "pinnacle" of her Spice existence was performing at the 2012 London Olympics for millions of people around the world.
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Twitterstorm As Bush bowed out Saturday evening after a disappointing fourth-place finish in South Carolina, Murphy came under a hail of criticism on Twitter -- with adversaries mocking the lavish spending by "Right to Rise" compared with Bush's performance in the early primary states.
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As the floodlights came on in the Turkish twilight, it was Schwab's turn to impress on the third extra hole with a 20-footer from the edge of the green to stay alive along with Hatton while Kitayama bowed out after missing his shot.
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As he's prepared, Barr bowed out of plans for an international hunting trip earlier this month, a friend said, and has spent his days studying with a team of DOJ lawyers at the Department of Justice in Washington, according to a Justice Department official.
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He bowed out of the U.S. Open's first round last year after a foul-mouthed rant at a heckler in the crowd, and was given the unflattering nickname of "Tomic the Tank Engine" after his second round capitulation against Andy Roddick in the 2012 tournament.
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Ford bowed out of the series as his character was killed off in 2015's "The Force Awakens," that rebooted the "Star Wars" franchise with a new trilogy of films from Walt Disney Co. While details of "The Last Jedi," due out on Dec.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Johanna Konta bowed out of the Australian Open on Wednesday, taking British hopes of a first women's grand slam singles champion in 40 years with her, but the ninth seed said her defeat to Serena Williams had been the experience of a lifetime.
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Chapman, who has been battling tendinitis since late May, bowed out of the midsummer exhibition earlier in the day in the hopes that five days of rest would keep his discomfort — which has forced him to wear a knee brace — from becoming something worse.
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A strangely off-colour Djokovic bowed out 103-6(8) 5-7 2-6 7-6(5) 6-4 at Rod Laver Arena, the court where he won his sixth title last year and was widely tipped to clinch a record seventh in 10 days' time.
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Despite having released 39 studio albums over the course of his absurdly prolific career—most of them well after he'd bowed out of the fight for the title of World's Biggest Pop Star—Purple Rain is still the go-to subject matter when talking about Prince.
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In a dramatic turn that played out late until Wednesday night, the two sides nearly agreed to avoid the vote through a settlement but the company bowed out of the plan at the last minute when it became clearer that it may win all three seats.
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Ginger Gaines-Cirelli of Foundry United Methodist Church in Washington hosted the event after Bill Shillady, Clinton's longtime spiritual adviser, bowed out of the event after he admitted to plagiarizing aspects of a book he wrote about the daily devotional he sent Clinton during the campaign.
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Ms. Bomba, who bowed out of the case in 2000 and died a year before her former ward did, was paid in full, despite a memo in the court file pointing out that she had charged extra legal fees for routine work, including calls to directory assistance.
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Returning to a place where he won the title in 63 and made it back to the final a year ago, Wawrinka bowed out with a 6-2, 3-6, 4-6, 7-6 (5), 63-3 loss to 67th-ranked Guillermo García-López of Spain.
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Germany: Chancellor Angela Merkel's handpicked successor, Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer, bowed out of seeking the country's top position after opposing a decision by a branch of their party, the Christian Democratic Union, to make common cause in the country's east with the far-right Alternative for Germany.
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Unlike Hillary Clinton in 2016, Gillibrand wore being a woman on her sleeve, and even though she has gracefully bowed out to focus on the Herculean task of winning back the Senate for Democrats in 2020, her campaign holds many future lessons for those like it.
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Kwame: I'm typically an "all the pieces matter" kind of viewer, but seeing as I bowed out right around the time Lynch left the show, I tend to think his influence as a writer and not so much a creator of mood is what will bring me back.
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Fiorina, who bowed out of the presidential race in February 2016 before a short stint as Ted Cruz's running mate, has been considering a run against Kaine in Virginia since November, said Frank Sadler, former campaign manager for her presidential run and the former executive director to her PAC.
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Speaking to reporters at the White House, National Economic Council Director Larry Kudlow also said the White House was interviewing a number of good candidates for a second vacant Fed seat that Trump had hoped would be filled by businessman Herman Cain, who bowed out of consideration last week.
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Two straight springs the Clippers bowed out of the playoffs one round before a planned meeting with Golden State, and random letdowns like the four losses in the last six games are starting to make the 2016-17 edition of Los Angeles look just like the last several.
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C.) and Rand PaulRandal (Rand) Howard PaulGraham promises ObamaCare repeal if Trump, Republicans win in 2020 Conservatives buck Trump over worries of 'socialist' drug pricing Rand Paul to 'limit' August activities due to health MORE (Ky.), bowed out of the race before constituents in their home states voted.
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Defeat scuppered his hopes of becoming the first man to win all four majors in a year since Rod Laver in 1969 and was his first loss before the quarter-final of a major since the 2009 French Open when he also bowed out in the third round.
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GANGNEUNG, South Korea, Feb 14 (Reuters) - With talk of a gold medal in diplomacy and a Nobel Peace Prize the united Korean women's ice hockey team bowed out of the Pyeongchang Olympic tournament proper on Wednesday with a handshake and a sense of achievement but without a win.
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It's been over a month since his last remaining competitors – Ted Cruz and John Kasich – bowed out of the race, and it seems that the majority of the Republican establishment has accepted what seems to be the inevitable: Donald Trump will be the party's nominee in the general election this November.
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Bublé — who gave his wife a sweet-shout out on stage, saying, "I love you so much, mi amor" — spoke with ET Canada during the show (which he, notably, bowed out of hosting last year amid Noah's health struggles), revealing that he was feeling "happy and healthy" at the moment.
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The political rules still hold (mostly) Under past administrations, Jackson might not have been nominated at all (more on that below) and, if he was nominated, would have bowed out within 48 hours of the first allegations of intoxication on an overseas trip and the doling out of prescription sleeping medications.
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Though it bowed out of the competition in late 2016, Astrobotic has cut deals with other GLXP contenders to hitch rides on future flights of Peregrine, and on Tuesday, the company signed a contract with the startup ATLAS Space Operations Inc to land the first laser communications terminal on the Moon.
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Monica Crowley, appointed to be the senior director of strategic communications for the National Security Council Crowley bowed out of joining the NSC staff after CNN's KFile uncovered multiple instances of plagiarism in her 2012 book, her columns for the Washington Times and her 2000 Ph.D. dissertation for Columbia University.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-85033 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE (R-Texas), who bowed out of the presidential race in early May.
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Former HUD Secretary Julian Castro, whom Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE considered for vice president last year, has also bowed out.
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Palantir, another company he cofounded, has become the world's most active embodiment of Silicon Valley's partnership with surveillance agencies, controversially offering up its data-mining software and services for undocumented immigrant-hunting at ICE, and reportedly stepping in for the Pentagon's controversial Project Maven after Google bowed out under employee pressure.
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On Monday, right wing political leader Nigel Farage – who did more than anyone to push Britain to the Brexit door – bowed out of politics by resigning as the leader of the U.K. Independence Party (UKIP), citing a need to spend more time with his family and escape the daily grind of politics.
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They were together midway through last season, when the Jayhawks beat then-second-ranked Oklahoma in triple overtime, and at the beginning of this season, when Kansas lost at Indiana in overtime; last year, when the Jayhawks won the Big 12 tournament; and this year, when they bowed out in their first game.
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In a few cases there have been minor conflicts of interest that have erupted related to public stock holdings and Trump confidantes, such as Carl Icahn, who bowed out of a role as adviser over concerns that his interest in shares of a refining company were wielding suspicious influence on energy policy.
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Amir Khan quit in the ring ... and he needs to man the hell up and apologize to boxing fans, so says boxing legend Roy Jones Jr. Khan bowed out in the 6th round of his fight with Terence Crawford this weekend after getting hit below the belt ... insisting he was seriously hurt, and couldn't continue.
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Unlike, say, Killing Eve, which will return for a second season in the U.S. months before it reaches British shores, or The Wire, which ended in the U.S. a full six months before it bowed out in the U.K., fans watched Game of Thrones on Sky Atlantic near-simultaneously with viewers in 170 countries worldwide.
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John HickenlooperJohn HickenlooperThe Hill's Morning Report - Dem lawmakers put guns, hate groups on fall agenda Female Democratic Senate candidates in Colorado ask DSCC to rescind Hickenlooper endorsement Poll: Biden supporters warm to Warren as an alternative MORE bowed out of the White House race and said on Thursday he will instead run for the Senate.
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Former Democratic presidential nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonOcasio-Cortez reelection campaign refunds ,000 in donations from pro-Trump former Facebook exec Hillary Clinton celebrates Central Park's first statues honoring women Booker: 'Democrats don't need more candidates to enter' MORE, who was also poised to speak at the women's summit, also reportedly bowed out because of Nielsen.
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Android Wear 2.0 is available now — at least in the form of two new smartwatches from LG. But it's also coming to a pretty big list of existing Android Wear watches — and future smartwatch releases (though fewer than you might think, since HTC and Motorola have officially bowed out of making them for the time being).
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Intel has clarified that it bowed out of the mobile 5G marketplace earlier this month, and now we know why: according to CEO Bob Swan, the company had concluded that there just wasn't money in the business after Apple and Qualcomm settled their ongoing dispute — a settlement which meant Qualcomm would provide modems to Apple once again.
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Virginia was the better team before the N.C.A.A. tournament, when it lost only to Duke — not only a super-talented team, but a nightmare matchup — and to Florida State in the Atlantic Coast Conference tournament, while Texas Tech bowed out of the Big 12 tournament in its opening game to a West Virginia team that had a losing record.
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Amy Klobuchar — who, along with South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg, has struggled to appeal to black voters (a problem in South Carolina given the Democratic electorate there is about 60 percent black) — bowed out of the state earlier in the week, off to build a case in states that deemed more crucial going into Super Tuesday.
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Mr. Bloomberg, 77, initially bowed out of the 2020 race because of Mr. Biden's apparent strength, but he has since grown skeptical that Mr. Biden is on track to win the Democratic nomination and he does not see the two leading liberals in the race, Senators Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts and Bernie Sanders of Vermont, as strong candidates for the general election.
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Flynn bowed out after reports he spoke with Russia's ambassador to the U.S. about sanctions before Trump's inauguration and misled the White House, in particular Vice President Mike PenceMichael (Mike) Richard PenceThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters FEC chair calls on Trump to provide evidence of NH voter fraud Five years after Yazidi genocide, US warns ISIS is rebounding MORE, about those talks.
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Winner of 2783 Cup points races — third all-time behind Richard Petty (200) and David Pearson (105) and ahead of Darrell Waltrip (84), Bobby Allison (268), Cale Yarborough (21) and Jimmie Johnson (22) — Gordon drove the No. 2500 Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet for 500 consecutive races from his debut in 246 until he bowed out of the ride at the end of the 19923 season.
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