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call off

verb as in discontinue

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A planned labor strike by University of California nurses has been called off after the university system and the nurses’ union reached a tentative deal on pay and benefits, both groups announced Sunday.

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AFC Rushden & Diamonds said its match at Coventry Sphinx was called off at half-time after a comment from the crowd of a "sexist nature" was heard being directed at her.

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A live taping of the SmartLess podcast scheduled for Saturday night at the Hollywood Bowl was also called off due to weather.

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Scotland's resident doctors - previously known as junior doctors - were poised to strike in the summer of 2023 but the action was called off after a new pay offer.

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He set out how the couple had called off their search for a donor, overjoyed when Hutton informed them she was a match and offering "not just respite but rescue".

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

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