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And then I went back out on stage to tell everybody.

He has shifted position through previous rounds of negotiations, and has ridden through previous ceasefire deals, only to back out when a permanent end to the war is up for discussion.

From BBC

But choosing a “healthy” vacancy rate — one that reflects a functional housing market — and then backing out the number of additional homes needed to hit it, is more art than science.

The comedian went on to say that the allegation was not enough to compel him to back out of the festival.

Days later, the Avontuur is back out in the Atlantic, when the crew is asked to gather on deck.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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