After Lincoln's election, South Carolina withdrew from the Union — quickly followed by Mississippi, Florida, Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, and Texas.
But even there, he quickly withdrew from the battle after public criticism.
Mr. Levy quickly withdrew from the case and asked the Westchester County district attorney's office to prosecute the matter.
Mr Livingston will be the next speaker because he has been preparing his bid for several months, sewing up so many votes that Christopher Cox, from California, quickly withdrew from the race.
Joseph quickly withdrew from a contest he had not truly entered, and later observed "I hadn't the political antennae, the political flair".
But early evidence of political damage was readily apparent: the Chinese ambassador, Lu Shaye, quickly withdrew from a planned appearance before Canada's foreign affairs committee in Ottawa.
The lack of competition became a bigger issue in 2008-09, when foreign banks quickly withdrew from the market.
In four of those, the company either refused to enter into the process, or quickly withdrew from it.
The company initially rolled out California bus service in 2007, but quickly withdrew from the state citing lack of demand.
Cornwallis, whose army took a longer amount of time to cross the Catawba, wanted to prevent Greene's forces from withdrawing quickly and being able to regroup, and so he ordered Colonel Tarleton, the commander of the British Legion, to pursue the militia formerly commanded by Davidson.
By contrast to the former authoritarian government, which had been committed to a pluricontinental Portugal, fighting costly wars against independence movements in its African territories to maintain it, the new leftist administration rapidly initiated moves to withdraw from Africa as quickly as possible.
