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quit

[kwit] / kwɪt /




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It is one thing to shift right, shaped by changes in the country and his own experience at the Home Office, for which he quit government in frustration.

From BBC

Singapore's stance stands in contrast to some countries, like the UK, which see vaping as a less dangerous alternative to cigarettes and thus useful for helping people quit smoking.

From BBC

“When we tell clients that, they say ‘oh I don’t plan on quitting.’

From Barron's

Still others are plays on the artificial-intelligence boom, or takeover targets, or beneficiaries of an upturn in consumer spending, courtesy of a bull market that just doesn’t want to quit.

From Barron's

After she quit riding and training professionally, she started an online brokerage connecting buyers and sellers of horses.

From The Wall Street Journal