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Mr Cameron would have more influence if Conservative MEPs were part of the EPP, from which he withdrew them in 2009.

He reiterated his demand that the US and Britain leave Iraq immediately and attacked the government of Nouri al-Maliki, from which he withdrew support last month.

He succeeded in conciliating the Boers of Stellaland but could not prevent Paul Kruger, president of the Transvaal, from declaring a protectorate over Goshen, from which he withdrew only after an expeditionary force was sent up from the Cape.

He was a member of the Class of 1942 at the College of the Holy Cross, from which he withdrew in January 1942 to join the Army Air Corps.

It was the seminar I coveted — not the substance of the seminar (Victorian social theorists) but some unfathomable emanation of the mind that presided over it... Writer describes Trilling's disappointing performance in the seminar, from which he withdrew... Writer describes his growing fame and his secret despair, recorded in his journals, of his career as a fiction writer.

While Mr. Trump vowed never to sign a regional trade deal like the Trans-Pacific Partnership, from which he withdrew the United States early in his presidency, the remaining 11 members of that deal agreed on Saturday to press on with it, creating a "broader free-trade area" across Asia that will pointedly exclude the United States.

Maike Kohl-Richter, 52, was at her husband's side when he died on Friday after a long illness, during which he withdrew from public life and became estranged from Walter and Peter Kohl and their children.

Fox News first reported on Monday that a deposit of $28,500 was made into Farook's bank account from WebBank.com on Nov. 18, and that Farook converted $10,000 in cash, which he withdrew from a Union Bank branch in San Bernardino around Nov. 20.

Miller had heard the Carbone story from a longshoreman around 1950, when he was writing a screenplay about the waterfront for Elia Kazan — which he withdrew from production in 1951, as the House Un-American Activities Committee hearings loomed.

Ross Fisher of England, who held an early lead before a bogey on No. 16, seemed relaxed after a difficult week in which he withdrew from the W.G.C.-Bridgestone Invitational because his 4-month-old son was hospitalized.

Its season, which would have run from July 17 to 29, was canceled yesterday by Cal Performances, the sponsoring organization, when the Joffrey was unable to provide assurances that Mr. Arpino's ballets, which he withdrew from the repertory, would be performed as scheduled.