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Britain would retain trading links with its European neighbours but would withdraw from treaties and end subscription payments, adopting a similar relationship with the EU to Norway or Switzerland.

But he said he would withdraw from next month's British Open if the course is too tough.

In a carefully composed speech, Mr. Helms politely told the Security Council that he was eager for closer cooperation and dialogue, but said that Washington would withdraw from the world body if it tried to impose its will on the United States.

But last week Ms. Mutter announced that she would withdraw from the tour after the Carnegie Hall concert.

Helms did, in fact, give a Helmsian speech, which included a threat that the United States would withdraw from the United Nations; but he didn't name names.

With the fall of Sicily, OKW feared that Italy would withdraw from the war, but Kesselring remained confident that the Italians would continue to fight.

He has promised fresh elections, but has pointedly refused to say whether he would withdraw from public life afterwards.

But Syria's main opposition group said it would withdraw from the talks unless Mr Ban retracted the offer to Iran.

But when asked if this meant the northern army would withdraw from Abyei and the rest of the border areas, he said, emphatically, "No, no, no".

But Mr. Bush said two days later that the United States would "withdraw from the ABM treaty on our own timetable at a time convenient to America".

Mr. Bush then weighed in, saying the U.S. would withdraw from the treaty on "our timetable" -- but, he added, "I have no specific timetable in mind".