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is rescinding
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To repeal, annul, or declare void; to take (something such as a rule or contract) out of effect.
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Williams College, which two years ago replaced all loans in its student financial aid packages with direct scholarships that did not have to be repaid, is rescinding the policy amid the fallout of the economic downturn.
Citizens will be able to set up "free schools" of their own devising, even as the Education Minister, Michael Gove, has announced that the government is rescinding fifty-five binlion pounds in funding for the refurbishment of existing school buildings and the construction of new ones.
Then, on September 5, Trump announced that he is rescinding DACA.
is rescinding the practice of allowing employees to work from home whenever they wish.
The Department of Education is rescinding memos describing how public schools should accommodate students who have disabilities.
President Donald Trump's administration announced on Tuesday that it is rescinding multiple policies made by former President Barack Obama's administration to encourage race as a factor in college admissions.
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Soon after, the order is rescinded.
If I break the law, my probation is rescinded and I must serve the original sentence.
And they refuse to begin any dialogue with Morsi until the decree is rescinded.
When a law is rescinded, it affects everybody - Dwain simply crystallises a wider issue.
As a result, UFC has informed Le that his suspension is rescinded". .
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