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Those who are in no such hurry seem to have settled on this moment's ugly taunt for so much talk of withdrawal: "cut and run".

But his support for troop withdrawal cuts both ways, reflecting a deep internal quandary in Iraq: for many middle-class Iraqis, affection for Mr. Obama is tempered by worry that his proposal could lead to chaos in a nation already devastated by war.

But military officials anticipate that the White House may push for a more rapid withdrawal to cut losses in an increasingly unpopular war.

But the official did not disclose the withdrawals, which cut the assets of the Eclipse funds by a third.

Since 4 July, seven funds invested in office blocks, retail parks and the like have barred withdrawals or cut their value as retail investors head for the door.

The combined impact of lower home building and lower mortgage equity withdrawals should cut about 1.5 percentage points off GDP growth by late 2006 or early 2007, estimates Goldman Sachs.

Three months after announcing the proposed troop withdrawal, the White House Office of Management and Budget cut aid to Afghanistan by a third.

Once the withdrawal rate is cut to 3.2%, then the sum of money needed to create a £10,000 income rises to £312,500.

To avoid a caffeine withdrawal headache, gradually cut back your caffeine intake over a few days.

But, in the final version of the memorandum, he made his proposal even more dovish, suggesting that Washington simply negotiate a clean-cut withdrawal.

In the tail immersion test, tails of mice were submerged in a water bath at 46°C until withdrawal was observed (cut-off 15 s).