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The story actually started two decades ago when the federal government announced that it would step away from running the technical functions of the internet.

"People felt like I'd stepped away from the perception I'd sold for all the years I'd been doing this," he said.

She was so competitive as a player and then as a coach that I never thought she would step away from anything she started.

Al Michaels, his boothmate at ABC for four seasons at "Monday Night Football" and at NBC for three, said by telephone: "I thought maybe a year ago, he would step away after the Super Bowl.

The most common conversation I have with other parents is about how we wish our kids would step away from the Candy Crush (or is that very 2013?) and talk to one another more.

But if the bailout hasn't been agreed by then, the ECB would step away.

When she wanted to dance, she would step away from the bar and some man would ask her to dance".

They dreaded the day that Kill, an epileptic who inspired thousands of fellow epileptics, would step away from coaching.

Mr. Jobs recently announced that he would step away from his day-to-day duties because of an illness.

If so, he would step away from the case or at least offer to do so after disclosing the facts.

Under this plan, American troops would step away from the lead combat role to a supporting mission focused primarily on counterterrorism and training Afghan security forces.