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Second, the new eligibility test, which would withdraw payments from people who have not made the equivalent of one year of national insurance contributions (NICs) in the last two years, would now provide four years grace.

Supporters of the scheme also say the Federal Reserve could sell bonds, which would withdraw money from circulation.

So was a Palestinian-Israeli agreement under which Israel would withdraw its army from reconquered Gaza and Bethlehem.

The disclosure came as the United States signed an agreement in Kiev under which Ukraine would withdraw from the Russian program to build a reactor at Bushire, Iran.

QUESTION: It sounds like what you're saying is there is a situation, there is a scenario under which you would withdraw Brett Kavanaugh's nomination.

The only place he named from which he would withdraw troops at once was Haiti, where there are only a handful.

Mrs. Clinton's aides said they could see no circumstance in which she would withdraw unless she lost Pennsylvania on April 22.

In late February, Saudi Arabia announced a peace plan by which Israel would withdraw from all occupied Arab land in return for normal ties with all the Arab states and a formal end to the Arab-Israeli conflict.

Theresa May, Britain's top authority on domestic affairs, also outlined a sweeping move, first announced Monday, under which London would withdraw from a series of European Union justice and policing measures.

The Wye agreement set a three-month timetable under which Israel would withdraw from another 13percentt of the West Bank in return for specific, phased steps by the Palestinians to combat terrorism.

Within two years those talks produced what was widely hailed as a breakthrough: a Declaration of Principles under which Israel would withdraw from large parts of the West Bank and the Gaza Strip, the Palestinians would establish an interim government, and both sides would work toward a settlement.