Over five years, their labours produced over 1.5m records of clerical appointments, ordinations and resignations between 1540 and 1835.
Interestingly, there was no significant difference in the rates of resignations between men and women at that time (55.3% vs 44.7% respectively, P = 0.39), though men were more likely to cite financial pressures and women were more likely to cite a need for more time to raise their children.
He twice filed a letter of resignation between 1976 and 1980, but was turned down on both occasions.
However, a few seconds before sheer happiness and an overwhelming sense of unity flooded the entire hall with the announcement of the Communist Party resignations, differences between the two leading protagonists of Czechoslovak independence remained.
Even before Farmer's resignation, tension between charities and the government had been mounting.
Some separation is needed, as even Mr. McCall wrote in his resignation letter, between the exchange's business of attracting new companies to list on the Big Board and its longstanding obligation to regulate stock trading.
Between retirements, resignations, and losses, the number of non-white Republicans will drop by six between the 115th Congress and the 116th, according to statistics compiled by USA Today.
"Critically, the resulting violence destroyed any remaining room for compromise, deepening a political impasse that will not necessarily be resolved by any obvious political solution, such as resignations or even compromise between the key parties," said the consulting firm Control Risks PRIMEE service.
In between these two resignations came the departure, in disgrace, of the defence minister, Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg, over claims, eventually admitted, that he had plagiarised parts of his doctoral thesis.
Education officials said this week that when they make layoff projections, they count only resignations and retirements that happen between June 1 and the first day of school in September, traditionally the peak time for departures.
He veered wildly between resignation, ruefulness and confidence.
