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withdraw

[with-draw, with-] / wɪðˈdrɔ, wɪθ- /




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Kastrati was earlier acquitted of charges of breach of the peace, stealing a car and driving offences after the prosecution withdrew the charges.

From BBC

There are reasons to be concerned: No new retirees want to withdraw money from their accounts in a down market, and not everyone has additional funds to dip into while they wait out market turmoil.

From MarketWatch

That brings you above your current $60,000 a year in expenses, so you could actually withdraw closer to 1.5%-2%, which would be a far more sustainable and comfortable rate.

From MarketWatch

Despite withdrawing from the public eye, Hackman and Arakawa were beloved in their local community in the gated neighborhood of Summit, where their property is located.

From MarketWatch

The current offensive, which began Friday night, unspooled quickly as the SDF withdrew its fighters from some areas south of the Euphrates and east of the city of Aleppo.

From The Wall Street Journal