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In recent years the school has stopped deploying the Confederate battle flag at official functions, and a few years ago it abolished its mascot, Colonel Reb.

Hezbollah's parliamentarians have learned to play politics Nasrallah has dropped the sectarian language of his predecessors and stopped deploying suicide attacks but they still stand apart.

Hezbollah's parliamentarians have learned to play politics — Nasrallah has dropped the sectarian language of his predecessors and stopped deploying suicide attacks — but they still stand apart.

They have stopped United Nations peacekeepers from deploying in the diamond mining areas, even as they have continued their illegal mining.

London Underground has announced that it will stop deploying human beings at tube station ticket offices, expecting passengers to use machines instead.

Agile as scientific management: Some firms have stopped using the term "agile" and deployed a less explicit euphemism or slogan to win support from late-adopters and to avoid the baggage that had become attached to the term, "agile". The shift to a less explicit terminology sometimes runs the risk of leading back to Frederick Taylor's idea of management as cost reduction.

Xiaomi also demands that Lyft must stop deploying its scooters "that have been modified without our consent in public scooter rentals".

At the halfway stage the safety car was deployed for the first time because Marcus Ericsson's Sauber had stopped on the track.

But that hasn't stopped Republicans from deploying racist attacks this election season in full force.

Turnbull said he anticipated people smugglers would "use this agreement as a marketing opportunity" but the government had "put in place the largest and most capable maritime surveillance and response fleet Australia has ever deployed" to stop journeys by sea.

The reluctance to deploy large-scale ground troops has not stopped unilateral use of assassination by drone.