The pullout of Berndes was a warning shot.
The pullout of UK troops ends an engagement that has lasted since 2001 and resulted in 453 British deaths.
The pullout of commercial insurance carriers forced most property owners on the coast to turn to the state-run insurer of last resort, the Texas Windstorm Insurance Association, or the wind pool, as it is called.
The pullout of even one brigade — an option that may be viewed by some civilian advisers as too modest — entails significant costs from the military's point of view because it could result in the removal of much-needed forces from insecure areas and fewer personnel to train Afghan soldiers.
The pullout of advisers cast doubt on one of the most critical parts of the international mission in Afghanistan: the close mentoring and training of the Afghan security forces who would take over responsibility for securing the country and fighting the Taliban after the United States pulls its combat troops out of the country.
The pullout of Chadian troops happened on the opposite side of the country from where ISIS-affiliated militants attacked U.S. and Nigerien soldiers.
The model is then applied to simulate the pullout of the 'nail-head' shaped fiber family.
The killings led to the pullout of United Nations forces, which by some accounts, precipitated the genocide.
In a BBC radio interview, Mr. Straw said he could not offer a precise timeline for the pullout of troops.
Ariel Sharon, after proposing what, for him, was a revolutionary idea — the pullout of settlers from Gaza — now seems bogged down, trapped between the Palestinians and the settlers.
In February 1984, U.S. officials announced the withdrawal of the U.S. troops, which was followed shortly thereafter by the pullout of Italian, British, and French troops.
