If flight meant forced departure, for Rushdie it also meant an insistence on certain freedoms.
Influential lawmakers said today they were upset by Mr. Parker's forced departure.
"Something is broken with Chelsea," said Drogba, who reportedly cried after Mourinho's forced departure.
The poison now coming to the surface has infected the party ever since Lady Thatcher's forced departure.
In the meantime, Sorrell's forced departure from W.P.P. is a stain on an unusually successful business legacy.
Ms. Lam's forced departure has been the most embarrassing setback so far in the chancellor's effort to fix the city's schools, the most ambitious overhaul in a generation.
Eight years later, Gary Hart's forced departure from the presidential race after reporters exposed his affair touched off a passionate debate about a candidate's right to privacy.
The friction between the two goes back to the traumatic event that helped destroy Mr Major's government, Britain's forced departure from the European exchange-rate mechanism (ERM) in September 1992.
In December Fannie Mae, the housing-finance giant, pushed out its long-serving chief executive, following the earlier forced departure of his counterpart at Fannie's sister company, Freddie Mac.
That last playoff defeat here a decade ago turned out to seal the end for Manager Joe Torre, whose forced departure after the season paved the way for Girardi's entrance.
In most cases theirs was a forced departure.
