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Aetna, with 676,000 Medicare beneficiaries enrolled in its H.M.O., said it would pull out of some markets.

Cigna will drop 8,000 people in New York City and Nassau and Suffolk Counties in New York; 10,700 in Connecticut, 4,800 in northern New Jersey, 17,400 in the Los Angeles area, and 23,300 in Maryland, Virginia and Washington, D.C. Aetna Inc., with 676,000 Medicare beneficiaries enrolled in its H.M.O., said it would pull out of some markets, without specifying which ones.

An Italian firm said it would pull out after its current gas contracts ended.

NAPA Auto Parts, the sponsor of the No. 56 Toyota driven by Truex, announced that it would pull out of its contract two years early and end its affiliation with Michael Waltrip Racing, a move that will cost the team millions in sponsorship dollars and that led to the contraction from three racecars to two next season and to the layoffs.

Plagued by the slump in stocks here and by a host of regulatory and market frustrations, Nasdaq said today that it would pull out of Nasdaq Japan, its joint venture stock market here, on Oct. 15.

In January, the company said it would pull out of the manufacture of its own handsets and subcontract that business to reduce costs.

MTN officials declined to comment on rumors that it, too, would pull out of the tender, because of the quick deadline and a lack of clarity on regulatory and financial issues.

The London Symphony, possibly touched by guilt, wanted to perform some Elgar but was told that if it did, the sponsors would pull out.

In a statement vetted by her team, Williams did not address the question directly but it is inconceivable she would pull out of a slam final at the last minute.

The idea is to empower money funds to deduct an extra fee from customers who withdraw their cash during a crisis, making it less likely that they would pull out.

Miguel Angel Lopez, chief executive of the Iberian bid, cited comments from the England 2018 international president David Dein, who predicted – more than two weeks before it happened – that the US would pull out of the 2018 race to concentrate on 2022.