revocation
Noun, Civil Law
revocation of license
Noun, Law
to withdraw one's candidateship candidature
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to scratch at the last moment
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to retrace one's steps
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to revoke a donation
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to withdraw an application
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to withdraw an application
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to receive a loan back
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to withdraw an action
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to retract a statement
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to withdraw a statement
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to back down from a statement
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to withdraw a concession
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to retract a confession
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to withdraw a permit
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to revoke an authorization
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to withdraw a credit
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to withdraw a pleading
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to recover an amount
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to divest an official of power and authority
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to set off a portion of an estate
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to recover possession by law
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to revoke an authorization
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to withdraw a motion
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to withdraw a licence
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to retake a town from the enemy
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to receive something back
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to withdraw an order
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to retract an accusation
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to withdraw an offer
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to withdraw an appeal
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to revoke an authority
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to withdraw sb's driving licence
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to pull back the front
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to withdraw an acuse
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to withdraw an action
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to withdraw a petition
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to withdraw an offending expression
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to reimburse oneself
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to withdraw one's from the government resignation
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to withdraw a concession
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to withdraw one's resignation
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to withdraw a charge
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to retract a confession
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to withdraw opposition
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to make up for lost ground
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to withdraw a pleading
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to withdraw a licence
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to take the goods back
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to recover the expenses
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to recoup one's outlays
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to recover one's disbursements
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to retrace one's steps
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to get one's money back
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to recover one's money
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to recover money advanced
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to recover a pledged article
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to revoke one's consent
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to put the clock back
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to revoke the parole
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to retract the undercarriage
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to withdrawal of the complaint
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to withdraw an order
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to withdraw one's charge
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to suspend a driving licence
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to withdraw an amendment
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to recede from one's demands
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to withdraw testimony
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to retract a testimony
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to revoke the exequatur
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to countermand by wire
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to withdraw an appeal
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to countermand an order
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to get back one's expenses
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to recoup one's disbursement
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to draw in one's expenses
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to recover one's disbursements
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to recover one's disbursement
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to get one's travelling expenses
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(Br) to get one's travelling expenses
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to withdraw one's stake
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to put back a minute hand
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to retire outstanding issues
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to redeem by purchase
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to surrender bonuses
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to be redeemed by lot
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to surrender an insurance (policy)
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to redeem a security
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to retire outstanding issues
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to retire outstanding issues
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