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Israel has withdrawn most of its forces.

"That is hard to do when the government has withdrawn most of its funding".

Now that she has withdrawn most of her gift, Ms. Reynolds will undoubtedly find another venue in which to pay homage to people whose achievements our society abundantly honors already.

Amid the confusion, the one sure thing is that, by the end of 2014, the US and Britain will have withdrawn most of their troops.

By fall 1971, President Nixon had withdrawn most ground combat units from Indochina, and radicals on campus and off were already lamenting the deflation of their "movement".

He later moved to Kenya, and only returned to Somalia in 2012 after al-Shabaab had withdrawn most of its forces from the capital, Mogadishu.

But on Tuesday, when the first handful of monitors visited the city, the military had withdrawn most of its tanks from the streets — and after a quick look around, the mission leader, General Mustafa Dabi of Sudan, declared it "a very good day".

By 2014, NATO will have withdrawn most of its combat troops.

"I've withdrawn most of my music written prior to 2001.

As he had withdrawn most of his troops from the area, Winkelman had only limited means available to influence this process, largely leaving this task to local commanders.

In a brief skirmish on June 5, von Steuben's forces, numbering about 1,000, suffered 30 casualties, but they had withdrawn most of the supplies across the river.