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ouster

noun as in ejection

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An FBI official said Palmer’s ouster wasn’t related to the plane issue, and said Patel regularly consults his advisers on how to allocate resources.

Louisiana’s governor said Wednesday he was involved in the discussions that led to Kelly’s ouster but made clear that he was unhappy with the finances of the situation.

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In fact, the discussions that ultimately led to Kelly’s ouster on Sunday night took place at none other than the governor’s residence.

Wilders’s likely ouster serves a lesson for Europe’s right-wing populists, who have been surging in the polls.

The conflict that broke out after Mistry's ouster a few years ago is still fresh in many people's memory.

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