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departure

[dih-pahr-cher] / dɪˈpɑr tʃər /




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County Sheriff’s Department faced budget cuts, leadership departures and legal challenges this year, creating uncertainty about their future.

From Los Angeles Times

One final point of departure for Papic: he disagrees vehemently with the notion that the intervention in Venezuela is bearish for oil prices.

From MarketWatch

Prosecutors say that a controller hired after Butler’s departure was the first to notify authorities of the alleged fraud.

From Los Angeles Times

In the official statement, Real Madrid described the departure as "mutual agreement" but it was a departure that was ultimately inevitable.

From BBC

As such, the departure of Heineken's boss "is not a surprise", said consumer analyst James Edwardes Jones from RBC Capital Markets.

From BBC