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The general's troops are still deployed in the northwestern section of the capital, although other government forces have been withdrawn over the past few months.
Another drug, Lotronex, was reapproved last month for another form of the syndrome, that one with diarrhea, after having been withdrawn over safety concerns.
Indeed, the trustee, Irving H. Picard of Baker & Hostetler, filed two lawsuits on Tuesday seeking the return of a total of $6.1 billion, which he estimated had been withdrawn over the last decade.
AMG Data Services estimates that about 10percentt of the assets in Select Equity, and 20percentt of those in New Opportunities, have been withdrawn over the last three weeks.
The F.C.C. moved last week to send the deal for a hearing that could take much of next year, an outcome avoided when the application was withdrawn over Thanksgiving.
But despite rumors that the paintings might be withdrawn over ownership issues between the Turkish government and Mr. Cingillioglu, the sale went as planned.
Political pressure has been mounting for the title awarded to Sir Fred in 2004 for "services to banking" to be withdrawn over his role in the subsequent collapse of RBS.
Correction: September 25, 2000, Monday A headline on Saturday about Martin S. Indyk, the United States ambassador to Israel, whose security clearance was withdrawn over his handling of classified materials, referred incorrectly to his recall to Washington.
As such, there are two reasons American planners hope to negotiate with the government of President Hamid Karzai an agreement to keep upward of 25,000 American forces in Afghanistan, even after the 30,000 "surge" troops are withdrawn over the next 14 months, and tens of thousands of more by the end of 2014.
While the candidates and party activists agree that the war should end, they differ over how quickly troops should be withdrawn, over whether the withdrawal should be accomplished by cutting off financing for troops in the field, and over how forcefully to react to a veto.
