I slowly backed out of the doors and locked them.
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His finance minister also backed out, fearful of Shia gunmen.
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Cummings denied that he had backed out of a meeting.
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The Trump administration backed out of that deal in May.
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The party backed out at the last minute, he said.
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He backed out, so I had to find something else.
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Now the racetrack, in Watkins Glen, N.Y., has backed out.
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FIS backed out of a merger with Misys in 2011.
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I backed out, spun the car around, and drove off.
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Sergeant Gorman and the officers backed out of the entrance.
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The partners with Russian ties in the United States backed out.
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The first Uber driver backed out, finding the request too odd.
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Afterward, when my friends saw my ink, they all backed out.
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One attorney said the unnamed accuser backed out due to threats.
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Amazon has backed out of a multimovie distribution deal with him.
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Given the current state of the world economy, Xu backed out.
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She was planning to have an abortion, but she backed out.
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Elijah Cummings (D-Md.), a CBC member, but he backed out.
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The Trump administration says the men backed out of the plan.
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Berg called the company's bluff, and Amazon backed out of the deal.
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He's made three attempts to cross, but he's backed out each time.
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However, by Monday evening, Barr, 65, had backed out of the interview.
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WATTERS: That they wanted policy time and then backed out of it.
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In the end, Pitt backed out of Memento due to scheduling conflicts.
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I backed out quietly, certain that it was some sort of joke.
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A few Anarchapulco ticket holders backed out of the trip this year.
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Spotify also talked with SoundCloud, but later backed out of a deal.
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Perhaps Minter should have backed out, but things were different back then.
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After sketching their renovation plans, they decided against it and backed out.
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Soon enough, South Korea's LG backed out, followed by Nvidia and Ericsson.
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But I was deeply conflicted about the opportunity and ultimately backed out.
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The deal was essentially done and the Chinese backed out, Navarro said.
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Amid the unrest, Chilean officials backed out of hosting the climate conference.
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The Cruz campaign had accepted but later backed out, the network said.
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He advanced toward the door as officers backed out of the shop.
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Correa says Lindquist backed out of the plan, and her brother stabbed him.
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We were inches away from breaking this, and then our source backed out.
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Google ultimately backed out of the project after an employee petition expressing disapproval.
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Comcast had looked into buying assets from 21st Century Fox but backed out.
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This week, the United States officially backed out of the Iran nuclear deal.
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Unilever backed out of a rumored acquisition, and Honest then tabled an IPO.
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Andrea Bocelli, who had been expected to perform, backed out of the inauguration.
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Kinder Morgan backed out of the pipeline venture because it was too risky.
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Later, the family found a different suitor and backed out of the deal.
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The tribe ultimately backed out, and in January, the Brackeens finalized the adoption.
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"They backed out late," said Mr. Pasternak, who declined to provide further details.
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But "no clients have backed out of transactions with our brokerage," he added.
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He cut his performances short during some shows and backed out of others.
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Numerous potential sponsors for her backed out under the government's tough screening process.
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Moments before the press conference was scheduled to begin, Jane Doe backed out.
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While plenty had backed out altogether, some had instead scaled back their presence.
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Several other companies have backed out of building the mine in recent years.
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Correction: The Argentinian, not Brazilian, soccer team backed out of playing in Jerusalem.
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I almost backed out because I haven't been drunk in a long, long time.
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While they backed out of the scene, the armored car "became disabled," Chandler said.
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The president was one who backed out of that deal a long time ago.
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Then the friend who'd said he'd accompany Mathis backed out at the last minute.
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Unsurprisingly, the places where insurers backed out tended to be rural, impoverished and unhealthy.
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Earlier this month, PayPal backed out of its participation in Facebook's foray into cryptocurrency.
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It's also announcing the first four startups to get backed out of the fund.
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What's next: The weekend event was "reconfigured," after Harris backed out, the AP reports.
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Rubinstein said that one hospital backed out of the study because of malpractice concerns.
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Cobb told Page Six he backed out because of issues with the panel overall.
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Fairbanks, after initially agreeing to an interview, backed out and stopped responding to messages.
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In June, Trump backed out of the Paris accords, despite Tillerson's support for them.
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"Plus, the local band we hired backed out at the last minute," Davidson said.
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Barack Obama backed out of his own red line challenge on this very subject.
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As I backed out of the driveway, the screens in the center console flashed.
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First, Russia has backed out of several Syria peace deals with the United States.
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Over the years, Mr. Biden has suggested they either backed out or were reluctant.
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A cultural anchor had been sought since the Warhol Museum backed out in 2015.
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Adelphi University, the most recent institution to express interest in dormitory space, backed out.
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In WOW's case, a big investor backed out of talks to save the company.
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Democrats insisted they have been willing to compromise but Republicans backed out of deals.
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Buzzfeed News reported that around 600 candidates have already backed out of their races.
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Several other celebrities have backed out of engagements recently to take care of their health.
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Atlantis says it reached out to Holliday right after she backed out of the inauguration.
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" Trump also said that China had a "great deal" almost completed — but they "backed out.
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"All my investors backed out because they said the space was hexed," Mr. Morfogen said.
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The source also said she had been offered representation from UTA but then backed out.
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First, Russia has previously backed out of several Syria peace deals with the United States.
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Amazon backed out of the deal "a little too quickly in my estimation," he said.
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Several speakers have backed out and over 100 churches cancelled plans to broadcast the event.
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But he eventually backed out, unable to reconcile his highly personal vision with Warner Bros.
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Citing those allegations, Murphy backed out of the only scheduled debate with all Democratic candidates.
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Multiple initial members — including PayPal, Visa and MasterCard — have since backed out of the project.
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Terex backed out of that deal and will instead sell its crane business to Konecranes.
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Chile backed out of hosting the summit on Wednesday amid widespread protests in the capital.
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Before I even backed out of the driveway, I received a ride request on Lyft.
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Robert De Niro was selected to replace him but backed out after a scheduling conflict.
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He backed out of an event in Las Vegas, where he was scheduled to speak.
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Mr. Trump is also suing another chef, José Andrés, who backed out of another restaurant.
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But Miller ultimately backed out, saying he wanted to spend more time with his family.
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He had been the mayor's second choice, after the first backed out on live television.
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Trump backed out of a currency fight with China, which he promised repeatedly while campaigning.
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But a local museum backed out of exhibiting them because it deemed them too controversial.
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The clothing and accessories company Missoni backed out of its lone hotel partnership in 2014.
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We had an inspection contingency so we could've backed out if they found something major.
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Another independent grocer abruptly backed out of building a North Tulsa location earlier this year.
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No exhibitors have backed out on account of the coronavirus outbreak, according to show organizers.
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Schwarzman told Bloomberg that he could commit to 12 years, and then Bloomberg backed out.
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Max Scherzer, a two-time Cy Young Award winner, backed out with a finger injury.
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A month later, the buyer backed out of the purchase, losing the $4.6 million deposit.
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R&J says Marc backed out of the deal ... and it eventually found out why.
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The Argentinian national soccer team, for instance, just backed out of a game in Jerusalem.
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This isn't the first time Uber, valued at $69 billion, has backed out of a region.
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He backed out of a deal with Democrats on immigration amid conservative fury over the compromise.
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Her investors backed out, and within a year she'd lost her house and her Range Rover.
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Last month, the engagement was suddenly off, sparking conflicting rumors about who backed out, and why.
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I backed out at the last minute because we just didn't agree on a few details.
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The association was supposed to host a regional tournament in 2011, but the government backed out.
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She found a match, but two weeks before the planned surgery, her first donor backed out.
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But it backed out with just 12 days to go, according to a previously unreported lawsuit.
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A meeting had been arranged several years ago, but Berkowitz backed out at the last moment.
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The driver backed out of the crowd, and Kelly said he tried to chase after him.
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Everyone he'd spoken to had either turned him down or backed out citing the risks involved.
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That makes 15 organizations that have backed out since the President's much-criticized comments about Charlottesville.
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But when the reporter showed up at her home, she backed out, pleading a haircut appointment.
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Fox News on Wednesday subsequently canceled another debate scheduled for Monday after Trump publicly backed out.
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Network sources say otherwise: Trump backed out because he didn't like the camera shots of him.
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N) on Thursday backed out from its plan to buy smaller rival Bonanza Creek Energy (BCEI.
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Some Syrians have backed out before traveling to Canada, intimidated by the geographic and cultural leap.
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U.S. President Donald Trump backed out of the agreement in May, throwing its survival into doubt.
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Trump first signed, then backed out of, the joint statement put out by the group's leaders.
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The network said Mr. Cruz's campaign initially accepted their invitation to participate but then backed out.
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But in the uncertainty surrounding Britain's exit from the European Union, a European investor backed out.
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In fact, I backed out of our big Cape Cod wedding a month before the date.
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In fact, I backed out of our big Cape Cod wedding a month before the date.
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Hay made the reservation, but the complaint says he backed out an encounter citing family issues.
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In 2017, in the throes of her Adderall addiction, Caroline backed out of her book deal.
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Cars backed out of parking spots from every direction, and people moved briskly along the sidewalks.
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At the last minute, one key service provider backed out, fearful that it would incur Slavik's wrath.
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The deal that Trump has said China backed out of was not really about trade, Bannon said.
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SoftBank backed out of its investment in struggling dog care app Wag at the end of 2019.
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The whole idea was you had figured out a local delivery model and backed out of it.
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Indeed, the North seems to have been as surprised as the South that Mr Trump backed out.
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Sources tell The Post that Nielsen's debt load was the reason Blackstone backed out of its bid.
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Trump is also suing another celebrity chef, Jose Andres, who also backed out of the Trump project.
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The informant said they backed out of the plan after failing to get hold of automatic weapons.
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Kalanick recently backed out of being a part of Trump's squad of CEOs due to customer backlash.
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But in the past months he has backed out of these positions, partly at Angela Merkel's behest.
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The festival was supposed to take place at Watkins Glen International, but the racetrack reportedly backed out.
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Neeson's backed out of a scheduled Friday night appearance on the 'Late Show' ... according to The Wrap.
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More recently, key partners in the initiative including Mastercard have backed out amid the backlash it received.
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Just last year, GSO backed out of a controversial bet on the home builder Hovnanian Enterprises Inc.
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Mr. Romney had backed out of the election earlier that year and refused to support Mr. Goldwater.
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In the years that followed, international teams backed out of playing in the country, citing security concerns.
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As we reported ... Patrick and Jill backed out of divorce talk after she had filed in 2015.
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But that changed when the United States backed out of the deal and resumed the economic squeeze.
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In February Wilbur Ross, the commerce secretary, backed out of a planned trip and blamed bad weather.
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And last year he planned to attend the Vegas festival, but backed out at the last minute.
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Only eight buyers backed out because of the storm, and tour requests immediately rebounded a week later.
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But weeks after Mr. Snyder's successor, Eran Neuman, began easing into the role, he abruptly backed out.
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But when he arrived there, he backed out, saying he'd rather not spend time in rain forests.
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Just before the election, that sort of deal seemed imminent—but then South Vietnam suddenly backed out.
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Mr. Huntsman later backed out of his role with the panel, though he did attend the forum.
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Another choreographer, Wayne McGregor, backed out of a scheduled commission, and Mr. Maillot seriously considered following suit.
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Since the trial began, several judges have backed out of hearing the case due to death threats.
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They say Sondland backed out of business dealings or otherwise retaliated professionally after they spurned his advances.
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It was awesome — but by the time we were ready to sign the lease, the investor backed out.
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It then backed out as people dove out of the way, dragging parts of another vehicle with it.
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But at the last minute, as Lee prepared to board his plane, Rubio backed out of the meeting.
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Several reports say Tennessee has backed out of their deal to hire Greg Schiano as their football coach.
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"That destroyed the auction," he said, noting that at least one of the potential bidders promptly backed out.
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She also reportedly backed out of a much-speculated appearance at WWE's Summerslam to focus on that fight.
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Trump said to President Xi "you had a great deal...& you backed out" in a tweet on Monday.
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On the day we recorded this week's Vergecast, Amazon backed out of building its next headquarters in NYC.
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"He's backed out on so many of his promises," Gardner, who works at O'Reilly Auto Parts, told me.
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Rivian was also in talks with GM, but the startup reportedly backed out of the potential exclusive deal.
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Sunday, the handful of guards on the scene, knowing they were outnumbered, backed out and called for support.
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If Japan backed out of hosting the Olympics, IOC decision-makers agreed to award the Games to Helsinki.
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He and Barbara initially planned to attend the inauguration of Donald Trump, but backed out following his hospitalization.
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In February 2017, Trump told a press conference that Cummings had backed out of a meeting with him.
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The Indiana governor also backed out of a campaign event as he fumed over the hugely embarrassing remarks.
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But some "babymooners" - parents-to-be taking last-hurrah vacations - have backed out of trips and changed itineraries.
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Companies, travelers and performers have backed out or steered clear of business investments since the law was passed.
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Pete Davidson backed out of a previously scheduled comedy gig just days after his split from Ariana Grande.
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And Googling before a date proves fruitful — 40% backed out of a date because of what they found.
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Mr. Moloney of Danish Island Weddings said his wife even comforted a jittery bride who almost backed out.
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Niki filed for insolvency earlier this month after Lufthansa backed out of the deal to buy its assets.
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Rick Scott (R) backed out of the event, citing the devastation wrought on the state by Hurricane Michael.
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Publisher HarperCollins reportedly backed out of the agreement when Lewandowski refused to let the company review the agreement.
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Already, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin has backed out of a high profile finance conference in Riyadh next week.
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In mid-2017, the federation announced that it had backed out of the deal to buy the ranch.
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First, her grandfather backed out, which she found especially upsetting given that he is her only living grandparent.
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I felt a cold flash of fear and backed out of the hallway into the adjacent laundry room.
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Boston was the country's original contender to host the 2024 games, but it backed out two years ago.
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Jerome didn't argue or fight; he simply backed out of the shop, slowly, with a strange feline walk.
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Then, for whatever reasons, she backed out and set off the first pop feeding frenzy of the year.
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China has also backed out of an agreement to invest in a multi-billion euro EU infrastructure fund.
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Spain is now hosting the December UN climate conference because the Chilean government backed out after widespread unrest.
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Because many Obamacare enrollees were sicker (and costlier) than anticipated, premiums skyrocketed and insurers backed out of state exchanges.
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While Uber is expressing its commitment to India, the company has backed out of other markets after similar commentary.
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After scheduling a meeting, ICE abruptly backed out, instead asking House Speaker Paul Ryan to facilitate a bipartisan session.
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The US said China backed out of previously made commitments to enact certain reforms in exchange for tariff relief.
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Amazon may have backed out of New York City, but it's still got one HQ5.576 left in Arlington, Virginia.
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Unfortunately for Marcus, I am old enough to remember the "other partners" that backed out of Facebook's Free Basics.
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During the attack, a man began to walk in but backed out once he heard shots ring out, Sgt.
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It was approved in July by all 193 member nations except the United States, which backed out last year.
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When Cramer backed out the one-time issues and hit taken from currency, he found it was actually profitable.
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And they apparently were going to pay Christopher Steele until his name surfaced and they backed out of that.
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But having backed out of Russia, China and South-East Asia, Uber is determined not to cede in India.
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Some companies identified in the letter as having backed out said on Friday they had never made such pledges.
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"Shark Tank" star Kevin O'Leary has officially backed out of running to lead Canada's Conservative Party, according to reports.
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But when the time came, under pressure from the Teamsters and the union's allies in Congress, Washington backed out.
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" Earlier in the show, Hart explained that he backed out of the gig after he was given "an ultimatum.
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However, he reportedly backed out of the position after news of his hiring began to capture public attention, Cleveland.
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The FBI backed out of that case after it found a way to access the device without Apple's help.
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The two chefs backed out of plans to go into business with Trump because of his anti-immigrant rhetoric.
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Then, O'Donnell said, Trump announced that he was not buying a defective animal and backed out of the sale.
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Sometime later -- on the same day, it seems -- Chanel says Sharon suddenly backed out ... no clue as to why.
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According to a new report, the federal government's lawsuit was almost avoided — but Musk backed out of the deal.
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The "Shark Tank" investor in April backed out of a race to win the leadership of Canada's Conservative Party.
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Still, Aries agreed to try to get evidence by recording phone calls with Renzi, but he soon backed out.
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Travel agents say "babymooners" - parents-to-be taking last-hurrah vacations - have backed out of trips and changed itineraries.
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They had barely backed out when the owner of Yukos, Mikhail B. Khodorkovsky, was arrested and his company nationalized.
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It sold a coal mine in December and backed out of a disastrous foray into British hardware in May.
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Gutiérrez spoke out strongly against the decision, saying Kelly had backed out of a commitment to protect DACA recipients.
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Many of the musicians who were expected to perform backed out of the festival because of the chaotic planning.
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Just last week, some investors backed out of the PSBC offering, forcing bookrunners to underwrite 3% of the deal.
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Ray Mabus and Jackson Mayor Chokwe Antar Lumumba have also backed out of attending the event in recent days.
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Amazon could have presented 75 percent more operating income last year had it backed out $3.1 billion of stock awards.
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Shannon reportedly held down Barna while Jones backed out of the driveway, running over Barna and Shannon in the process.
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In explaining the boost in tariffs, the White House said Beijing backed out of major parts of the developing agreement.
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She relied too heavily on her two clients who backed out, and she learned to always have a backup plan.
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The man said he refused to make the auto sears for Paddock, and ultimately backed out of the transaction altogether.
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However, the company ultimately backed out of plans ofr the latter after facing intense backlash from local officials and residents.
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Brazil, an ecologically vital country with an incoming far-right president, has backed out of hosting next year's UN conference.
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Ofo, in the midst of a major downsizing, backed out after getting the go-ahead for the bike-share program.
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The city struggled to find a contractor willing to take the monuments down; one backed out after receiving death threats.
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According to reports it was Google's parent company, not Ford, that backed out on a deal between those two companies.
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Dachev says they feared fraud when Rich America tried to trade out Brit for Natalie LaRose, and Snoop backed out.
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Kanye West has backed out of a deal to buy a luxury condo in Miami, a source confirms to PEOPLE.
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One-time top player Sony backed out of the e-reader market altogether, and Barnes & Noble appeared to follow suit.
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I expect that approach is reflected in a number of household names backed out of the firm's first smaller fund.
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The meeting came just days after Trump backed out of a pledge to support whoever the Republican nominee is. Sen.
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Besides him, several other people said they would participate, but when they all backed out, Mr. Yates went ahead anyway.
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Travel agents also say "babymooners" - parents-to-be taking last-hurrah vacations - have backed out of trips and changed itineraries.
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Trump sued Univision for $500 million after it backed out of its contract to air the billionaire's "Miss Universe" contest.
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In August, Tribune Media formally backed out of the deal and sued Sinclair for $22019 billion for breaching their agreement.
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In August, Tribune Media formally backed out of the deal and sued Sinclair for $1 billion for breaching their agreement.
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LeGarrette Blount, Alan Branch, and Chris Long backed out Thursday, joining three players who already said they would not attend.
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Manafort backed out of his agreement, which is why he ended up back in court facing a potentially harsh sentence.
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In Florida, officials scrambled to notify voters of polling site changes and closures and hundreds of precinct workers backed out.
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Mr. Musk reportedly backed out of a settlement with the agency Thursday morning, adamant that he had done nothing wrong.
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Mr. Musk reportedly backed out of a settlement with the agency last Thursday, adamant that he had done nothing wrong.
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If Hudson County backed out of the deal, Mr. Kennelly said there would be layoffs and a "significant" tax increase.
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The Vision Fund recently backed out of several start-up investments after the IPO flame-out, Axios reported in January.
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Andrés, who is an immigrant from Spain, backed out of a contract to open a restaurant in Trump's D.C. hotel.
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AGL had earlier in the year made and backed out of two separate takeover attempts for telecom firm Vocus Ltd.
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They were supposed to have a date, but he backed out, and the woman started threatening to expose their conversations.
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Several players will be missing, however, including the quarterback Tom Brady, who backed out this morning citing a family commitment.
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"It turned into a fundraiser, which is when we backed out," Brian Krzanich said Tuesday at a conference in Colorado.
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Because one lender backed out at the very last minute, the Miro "Constellations" show comprises 22 paintings and one print.
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He backed out of the project, leaving Cummins, who was 16 when her cousins were killed, as the sole author.
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The German carrier had backed out of a deal to buy Niki's assets in mid-December due to competition concerns.
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Insurance companies have struggled to make money in the early years of the new markets, and many have backed out.
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He backed out of that offer, saying at the time that he needed to spend more time with his family.
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Trump backed out of the Trans-Pacific Partnership shortly after taking office and has threatened to pull out of NAFTA.
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After passing medical and psychological evaluations and spending months finalizing the legal contract, the friend backed out of the agreement.
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Lionsgate once backed out of making a Black Widow movie because they believed people wouldn't be interested in a female protagonist.
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Masayoshi Son, the firm's chief executive, reportedly backed out of the country's high-profile Future Investment Initiative business conference last month.
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In 83, then-Ukrainian president Viktor Yanukovych backed out of a deal with the European Union under pressure from the Kremlin.
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We had problems that you [typically] have—a location backed out or something—but overall it was a pretty fluid process.
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The agency and his lawyers reportedly had this set to go on Thursday, but at the last minute, he backed out.
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Instead, Brand New's openers backed out, as did Kevin Devine, one of Brand New's touring band members and Lacey's close friend.
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But at the last minute — literally, Kim was sitting on the plane waiting — Kourtney called and backed out, infuriating her sister.
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On Tuesday, renowned violinist Itzhak Perlman also backed out of a scheduled performance in North Carolina in protest of the law.
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TMZ also reports that the group threatened to sue Richard Sherman last year after he backed out of a promotional deal.
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" The following day, Schumer wrote, "I think it would be cool if @maroon5 backed out of super bowl like @badgalriri Did.
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" The following day, Schumer wrote, "I think it would be cool if @maroon5 backed out of super bowl like @badgalriri Did.
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While the United States is the IDB's largest shareholder, it backed out last year of one of the bank's key funds.
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Its formerly top suitors Disney and Salesforce reportedly backed out over concerns with Twitter's perceived failure to crackdown on abusive tweets.
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U.S. President Trump backed out of a joint G7 communique and fired off a volley of angry tweets after the summit.
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Spooked by rising prices, price-sensitive importers India and Argentina backed out of awarding tenders this week, and quickly reissued them.
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At one point, he needed over $100 million for a hotel project in Turkey, which the bank had backed out of.
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The irate investor argued that the twins should not have backed out because they had already signed the binding term sheet.
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Despite the delicate wording, half a dozen acts, including Lebanese artists, backed out of the festival, citing freedom of speech grounds.
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When China — along with the Gulf Cooperation Council — backed out of the effort to block the move, Pakistani officials appeared resigned.
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Another Chinese company proposed to build a port for Sweden, but backed out amid fraying diplomatic relations between the two countries.
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OMV, the Austrian oil company, recently backed out of an agreement with the National Iranian Oil Company to evaluate oil fields.
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Just one year ago, he backed out of speaking there under threat that his speech would be protested by conservative regulars.
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Business executives including Dara Khosrowshahi of Uber and Jamie Dimon of JPMorgan Chase have backed out of a conference in Riyadh.
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More than 10 companies have backed out of the festival altogether, including big names like Facebook, Twitter, Apple, Netflix, and TikTok.
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In November, Buffett backed out of a bidding war after a slightly higher offer to buy hot technology distributor Tech Data.
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Then one morning as he backed out of the driveway, he rammed into a large urn in front of their home.
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A client once backed out after he'd already purchased his flight (he now requires clients book his one-way airfare first).
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The meeting came days after Trump backed out of a pledge to support the Republican nominee no matter who it is.
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Feinstein had asked U.S.A. Gymnastics to testify, and said its board chairman, Paul Parilla, was thinking about it but backed out.
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CNN reminds us that he backed out of a previous compromise at the last minute, triggering the longest-ever government shutdown.
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The House committee voted along party lines on Wednesday to prepare just such a subpoena in case Mr. Whitaker backed out.
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Remember ... TMZ broke the story Farrah backed out of fighting Nicole "Hoopz" Alexander, claiming Damon broke his end of the deal.
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Of course, the issue with Canelo ... dude tested positive for PEDs and backed out of the May 5 Gennady Golovkin rematch.
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The claim contradicted the reports from U.S. media several weeks ago saying Beijing backed out from basically all negotiating points during talks.
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The Russians were so furious that they backed out of a meeting with US Undersecretary of State Tom Shannon in late June.
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Many were dismayed when the U.S. backed out of the Paris accord, a decision a senior Vatican official later called "a disaster".
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European countries have not taken action against big firms such as Total and Airbus that have backed out of their Iranian contracts.
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Visa, cited in the letter as having backed out of a $100,000 pledge, said in a statement it never made a pledge.
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Some performers -- notably Nicki Minaj -- have backed out of performing in the country, after the murder of Washington Post journalist, Jamal Khashoggi.
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EST Jennifer Holliday has now backed out of performing at the inauguration after pressure from fans, including those in the LGBTQ community.
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Maybe some Lynyrd Skynyrd… I've thought about getting 'free bird' tattooed on me so many times then backed out upon sobering up.
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But three of the five counties originally set to join the transit system -- Cobb, Gwinnett, and Clayton -- backed out via local referenda.
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In April, for example, it was reported that Forbes, Hearst, The New York Times and others have backed out of Instant Articles.
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Allen says the movie was shot, edited and ready for release -- but according to the suit, Amazon backed out in June 2018.
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The FBI agreed to pay Steele to continue his work after the election, but ultimately backed out when Steele was identified publicly.
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Asset management firm Noosphere Ventures bought Firefly's assets in 2017 after it nearly shut down when a key European investor backed out.
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Last month, the RNC backed out of its joint fundraising agreement with Moore amid the mounting allegations of sexual misconduct against him.
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None of the world's top female golfers have backed out of the Olympics, even though they ostensibly face a greater health risk.
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They had recently put in an offer on the place, she continued, but then the owner had backed out of the sale.
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Remember that during the 2016 campaign, Mr. Sondland backed out of a fund-raiser after Mr. Trump attacked a Gold Star family.
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The RNC meeting comes days after Trump backed out of a pledge to support the Republican nominee no matter who it is.
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AT&T and T-Mobile were originally slated to offer the phone, but T-Mobile backed out of the deal in July.
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However, the Brazilian also backed out of the contest through injury—leaving UFC 196 without the heavyweight title fight it had promised.
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Fortress and Elliott had backed out of the talks in a dispute over sale terms, said three sources familiar with the matter.
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In past negotiations, North Korea offered some concessions in exchange for economic relief but then backed out or cheated on a deal.
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"He was curious about what was in the suitcase and then when he discovered the body he backed out," Del Toro said.
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Most people I know have backed out of invitations when something much better came along (and the odds of discovery were low).
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When President Trump backed out of the Paris Climate agreement, I mobilized cities and states across the country to uphold our obligations.
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The federal agents backed out of the room with Elián — their guns still trained on everyone, including 5-year-old Lazaro Martell.
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The two men backed out of the Trump International Hotel development in 2015 after Mr. Trump made inflammatory comments about Mexican immigrants.
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She also suddenly backed out of a trip in January to travel with Trump to the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
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JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon, Google Cloud CEO Diane Greene and Ford Executive Chairman Bill Ford are among those who backed out.
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Hassan was the guarantor of our journey and would be held accountable if we became frightened and backed out of the deal.
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Trump "backed out on" a previous deal on immigration earlier this year, recalled Angel Padilla, policy director at the liberal group Indivisible.
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Abdeslam was arrested Friday in Brussels, and he reportedly told authorities he backed out of suicide attack at the Stade de France.
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Traywick and Stuermer surprised everyone when it turned out that Stuermer had backed out and Traywick—who has herpes—took the stage instead.
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The Boshes' home was not built on time and they backed out of their deal with MJB last month ... according to the suit.
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Amazon has backed out of the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona later this month, a spokesperson for Amazon Web Services confirmed to CNBC.
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Amazon has backed out of the Mobile World Conference in Barcelona later this month, a spokesperson for Amazon Web Services confirmed to CNBC.
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"I think it would be cool if [Maroon 5] backed out of super bowl like [Rihanna] Did," wrote comedian Amy Schumer on Instagram.
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Immelt reportedly backed out because he either didn't have enough support from the board, was turned off by its recent infighting, or both.
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In increasing duties on Chinese goods on Friday, the White House said Beijing backed out of major parts of a developing trade agreement.
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U.S. media outlets have reported that Beijing backed out from basically all negotiating points during talks with the United States several weeks ago.
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Prior to that, students often backed out of any process at all because they didn't want to go through an investigation and hearing.
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"The dollar had just gotten bid up over the last two weeks as people backed out of short dollar positions," said BMO's Anderson.
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This was several hours before Hart backed out of hosting -- but KK defended him against the backlash over old, but blatantly homophobic, tweets.
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About two days later, he found the lucky couple who unwittingly received his services — and whose photographer had backed out the night before.
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Three other banks involved in Alto Maipo have assumed the rest of the financing responsibilities that Mizuho backed out of, the sources said.
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When a truck driver backed out into the road illegally, he put his foot on the brake, immediately taking control of the car.
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Tribune Media last year backed out of a proposed $3.9 billion merger with Sinclair Broadcast Group amid scrutiny from lawmakers and federal regulators.
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When allegations surfaced against Chapman in the offseason, the Reds were on the verge of trading him to the Dodgers, who backed out.
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But the DOJ hasn't fully backed out yet, and it still has an appeal in a similar case pending on the East Coast.
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Under Mr. Trump, the United States in 1503 backed out of the Iran deal, though it remains in force with five other countries.
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But also because a brother had recently married in a traditional ceremony, during which his father had backed out of giving his speech.
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U.N. is scrambling to find a new venue for next year's global summit meeting on climate change after Brazil backed out as host.
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But as the Great Recession gathered steam, Tishman, which lost a key anchor tenant, Morgan Stanley, soon backed out, and Related took over.
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The first was Faraday Future, which backed out of the series in 22017 as the EV startup began a serious flirtation with bankruptcy.
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The regulators may have moved ahead after Mr. Musk backed out because they concluded that they had strong evidence in this particular case.
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They said the reason he backed out was because Mr. Snyder never truly left the post and wanted input regarding even future exhibits.
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Mr. Yohai put $160,000 down to secure the mansion deal, but by June 2016 had backed out of it and forfeited the deposit.
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After booking a hotel room for their planned meeting this past weekend, Mr. Hay ultimately backed out, saying he had a family emergency.
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PARIS (Reuters) - When French tycoon Vincent Bollore backed out of a deal to buy the pay-TV business of Italian broadcaster Mediaset (MS.
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Despite having $128 billion to burn, Warren Buffett just backed out of a bidding war after a slightly higher offer topped Berkshire Hathaway's.
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But at least six of NEOM's 18 international advisers — including Silicon Valley stars such as Sam Altman — have backed out temporarily or permanently.
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But the office of Republican Commissioner Ajit Pai said Clyburn backed out after intense pressure from Wheeler Thursday morning ahead of the vote.
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The meeting was moved to Santiago after the original host, Brazil, backed out when a new right-wing government took power last year.
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US stock futures were also moving higher, recovering from sharp falls on Thursday that accelerated after Mnuchin backed out of the Saudi conference.
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In 2015, NBC and Univision backed out of broadcasting the contest after Mr. Trump, as a presidential candidate, made disparaging statements about immigrants.
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Much of the business community backed out of the event at the risk of upsetting relationships and business with the House of Saud.
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"I signed up to buy two but backed out," said Mr. van der Venter, who also owns an office block on the estate.
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Hamburg and Boston backed out of their bids for similar reasons as Rome, a further sign that the IOC's reforms are in name-only.
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Trump sued Andres for breach of contract after Andres backed out of a plan for a restaurant in Trump's new luxury hotel in Washington.
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The 21-year-old withdrew from Team USA earlier this month -- joining guys like Trae Young and Kyle Lowry who also recently backed out.
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Allen sued Amazon for $68 million earlier this year, claiming the streaming giant "backed out of" four movie deals due to the resurfaced allegations.
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November 3, 2016: Daniels backed out of a story with the Daily Beast, which was also pursuing a piece about her relationship with Trump.
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After the prospective coalition partners refused to withdraw Mr Savona's name, Giuseppe Conte, the lawyer who was to have headed their government, backed out.
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Beyoncé has backed out of her headlining set at this year's Coachella festival — but will headline in 2018 instead, her rep confirms to PEOPLE.
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In fact, he said, he backed out of the project in the fall after he realized that he was being used as a frontman.
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On Monday, many fans expressed concern on Twitter after reports surfaced that Cardi had backed out of a Memorial Day Weekend concert in Maryland.
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Holmes backed out of a chat about her tech at the Future of Genomic Medicine conference in March amid mounting controversy surrounding her startup.
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After the escape, Mitchell was supposed to bring them a Jeep, a gun, a GPS unit, money and other materials, but she backed out.
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She delivered on the first, but pissed off fans the second time when she backed out of the anal scene she promised to do.
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Debbie and Mark are in the audience, and Sam is, understandably, pissed that his headliner backed out to sit on the sidelines and watch.
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He told Belgian investigators shortly after his arrest on March 18 that he had "backed out" of detonating his suicide vest at the stadium.
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Ten has gone went into a trading halt after two billionaire shareholders backed out of guaranteeing more loans for the free to air network.
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Shortly after his arrest, Mr. Abdeslam told investigators that he had "backed out" of carrying out a suicide bombing against the Stade de France.
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But now, days before Christie is to be replaced by a Democratic governor, the remaining Republican left in the trio—Trump—has backed out.
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"I was disturbed, but not surprised, that Secretary Clinton has backed out of the debate," Sanders said at a rally in Santa Monica, Calif.
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The Latvian director Alvis Hermanis had been slated to lead it, but he backed out two years ago, after criticizing Germany's welcoming refugee policy.
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We spoke to Drita ... who says Farrah backed out of a charity boxing match at the last minute because she was straight-up scared.
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She backed out of giving the address because she wanted to support unionized campus workers who are on strike over wages and health benefits.
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Few executives have backed out of the conference, which is called the Future Investment Initiative but is known colloquially as Davos in the Desert.
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Andrés backed out in protest weeks after Trump declared his presidential candidacy and made comments many saw as denigrating toward undocumented immigrants, especially Mexicans.
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President Trump backed out of nominating his loyal economic adviser Stephen Moore for a seat on the Federal Reserve Board on Thursday via Twitter.
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President Trump's former personal lawyer and fixer backed out of congressional testimony set for next month, citing Mr. Trump's verbal attacks on his family.
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According to the letter, the movie's creators twice contacted Viktor about using her work, but after a series of negotiations, she ultimately backed out.
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In London earlier this year, Amnesty International backed out of a joint event with a Jewish communal organization because of its support for Israel.
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The Facebook event's original creator backed out and called it a "potential humanitarian disaster," but the festival is still reported to proceed as planned.
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SoftBank's Vision Fund has recently backed out of several start-up investments following the public spiral of its portfolio company WeWork, Axios reported Monday.
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" [Agence France-Presse] • Ed Skrein backed out of the movie "Hellboy," saying that criticism of his casting as a partially Asian character was "understandable.
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It later backed out of the deal and was sued by the Wildensteins in federal court; both sides reached an out-of-court settlement.
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Update: Visa has now backed out as well, citing regulatory concerns directly: Visa has decided not to join the Libra Association at this time.
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The workout came together quickly, but on the day of, Kaepernick and his team backed out and moved the workout to a different location.
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The next year, the Teamsters pension fund backed out of a $40 million loan that Mr. Shenker wanted for an expansion of the Dunes.
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"I was disturbed, but not surprised, that Secretary Clinton has backed out of the debate," he said at a rally in Santa Monica, Calif.
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Facing legal pressure from Western Digital, Toshiba backed out of a commitment in late June to conclude a deal with Bain and its partners.
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Once it became clear that leadership would not be leading the discussions, some moderates backed out, suspicious of the motives of the Freedom Caucus.
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She recently backed out of the New York leg of "Wild Noise," protesting the museum's failure to speak out critically to the Cuban government.
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Since Sessions' move, CEO and founder Dustin Eide said, some banks have paused services or backed out entirely, although he would not specify which.
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Once, after I backed out and started driving down the street, the car staggered, and I thought it was stuck on ice and snow.
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"If in fact Canada and Mexico are backed out of that equation, you get kind of China being the big question mark," said Rodger.
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Block told Business Insider that some parts were so controversial that the original choice for MC, Andrew Dice Clay, backed out after reading script.
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Mr. Albayalde said a person who was involved in the initial planning but later backed out had come forward to corroborate the police's suspicions.
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CBS backed out of a plan to interview him for a Super Bowl pregame segment that would have used a few minutes from the game.
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Qualcomm is best equipped to put 5G modems in iPhones right now, so former partner Intel backed out not long after the settlement was reached.
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Trump sued Andres for breach of contract after the chef backed out of a plan for a restaurant in Trump's new luxury hotel in Washington.
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Myers' father, who was worried about his prospects, helped line up a factory job for his son, but Myers backed out at the last minute.
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Last fall, Cherry was getting ready to make his second movie, and then a key member of his cast backed out because of another commitment.
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Nielsen Holdings Plc fell 8.6 percent after a report that private equity firm Blackstone Group backed out of an auction to buy the ratings company.
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On the whole, most people were onboard until I asked them for an ID photo—a couple of women even backed out at this stage.
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On the night of the party, the fire trucks had been backed out of the garage, and in their place, a buffet was set up.
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Seven members of the Libra Association – the coalition of firms interested in developing the Libra currency – have backed out of the project in recent weeks.
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Recall, too, that in May 2018, Trump backed out of an Obama-brokered nuclear deal with Iran and five other nations, including China and Russia.
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A number of Facebook's launch partners recently backed out of the project after facing pressure from officials, such as Stripe, Visa, and Mastercard among others.
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But there were some people who backed out for personal reasons, which I absolutely respect because it's such a big deal putting yourself out there.
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In his first 500 days as president, he backed out of multiple agreements between countries including TPP, the Iran deal and the Paris Climate deal.
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About 600 candidates of different parties have backed out of running in the last few months out of fear for their safety, per BuzzFeed News.
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Then, they backed out of the deal with Philly and traded him for what they felt was a better package from the New York Rangers.
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In past negotiations, North Korea offered to curb its nuclear program in exchange for economic relief but then backed out or cheated on a deal.
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The Chinese insurance giant Anbang, for example, backed out as a potential partner in March amid public outcry in the U.S. and Chinese government scrutiny.
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Asked about its due diligence process, Sequoia — which has never backed out of an announced deal before in its 48-year history — declined to comment.
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Apollo Global Management and other PE firms meanwhile backed out of a commitment to finance shale driller EP Energy Corp's exit from Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
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City officials have said they were forced to abandon the Maspeth shelter when the owner of the hotel they had hoped to use backed out.
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The band went on hiatus in 1982 and when they agreed to go back on tour in 1987, Buckingham backed out at the last minute.
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After the latest round of U.S. sanctions was announced, HPCL was the first Indian refiner to halt purchases from Iran after its insurer backed out.
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The group took a hiatus in 1982 and when they agreed to go back on tour in 1987, Buckingham backed out at the last minute.
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But Smart backed out an hour later because, after calling a team meeting, he couldn't bear the idea of breaking the news to his players.
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Pelosi and Schumer backed out of a similar meeting last week after Trump tweeted that he did not "see a deal" with Democrats on spending.
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Sources told me Bolton had been soft-booked to appear on "Meet the Press" and "This Week" August 8 during the G7, but backed out.
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The Dow dropped 327 points, or 1.3%, on Thursday, with selling accelerating after Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin backed out of a conference in Saudi Arabia.
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"Last time I took my staff here, two or three backed out," said Greg Drab, 40, the owner of Advantage Personal Training of Mystic, Conn.
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Fearing bankruptcy, Pilgrim agreed to sell out to Tyson Foods, the world's largest poultry concern, but Tyson backed out of the deal and Pilgrim recovered.
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Both Tommy Lee Jones and Ridley Scott have backed out of making it before, and even Martin Scorsese was rumored to want to make it.
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Citing distress over "recent events" in Israel, the Israeli-American actress Natalie Portman backed out of a major award ceremony meant to honor her in Jerusalem.
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Musk reportedly had been ready to settle with the SEC last week, but then backed out of the deal because he felt the charges were unjustified.
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The panel, which heard evidence earlier this month, is assessing the Pakistanis' claim for $63m in compensation, after India backed out of a series of matches.
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Retailer and lender Grupo Coppel called off a more than $1 billion IPO earlier this week after the family owners backed out, Reuters reported on Tuesday.
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Seeing her chance, Madison made a slick move and instead of following Celia into the room, she backed out, locked the door and took the key.
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After about 10 months, the government backed out, citing a lack of progress in the case, leaving Stewart to deal with the situation on her own.
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October 2016 The FBI agreed to pay Steele to continue his work, but he ultimately backed out after the dossier became a focus of public attention.
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The Havelock, N.C., native was once a verbal commit to play football in Chapel Hill but later backed out to pursue his dream of playing basketball.
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This was before all five of the incoming players he was told to expect backed out, leaving Underwood with seven open scholarships and no coaching staff.
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In Aspen Skiing, a ski resort operator backed out of a profitable, long-standing agreement with a rival to jointly sell a combination lift ticket package.
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The coroner told the network that the tribe agreed to increase its donation by more than $100,85033 after another donor backed out of the initial arrangement.
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On Tuesday, Western Digital Corp said China's Unisplendour Corp Ltd backed out of buying a stake in the U.S. company because CFIUS planned to probe it.
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Increased regulatory scrutiny spooked many of the project's backers, and more than a quarter of initial partners have backed out, including PayPal, Mastercard, Visa, and eBay.
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The FBI recently backed out of a high-profile case involving the iPhone 5c belonging to Syed Rizwan Farook, one of the two San Bernardino, Calif.
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The football player Tim Tebow denied reports that he would be speaking, and the rabbi of Mr. Trump's daughter Ivanka backed out of delivering the invocation.
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It was announced in January 2019 that Under Armour backed out of its agreement with MLB to supply uniforms, saving the company a reported $50 million.
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On Thursday, Puerto Rican newspaper Primera Hora claimed that the actress backed out of shooting the movie there because she is afraid of contracting the virus.
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The two companies are engaged in a legal battle after Vivendi last year backed out of a deal to buy Mediaset's struggling pay-TV unit, Premium.
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Sami Anan, who led Egypt's army from 2005 to 2012, backed out of the 2014 presidential election after he was attacked in pro-state news media.
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On June 14, Canada's government asked Parliament to ratify a new version of the Trans-Pacific Partnership, which the United States backed out of last year.
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She ultimately backed out of the job after CNN and Politico revealed multiple instances of plagiarism in her Ph.D. dissertation, her new book and newspaper columns.
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Actors who had been talking with the producers about joining "Great Comet," including a TV star training with the music team in Los Angeles, backed out.
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The FBI recently backed out of a high-profile case involving the iPhone 85033c belonging to Syed Rizwan Farook, one of the two San Bernardino, Calif.
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Sundance Film Festival The filmmakers behind "On the Record" thanked Sundance for "standing strong and never blinking" after Oprah Winfrey backed out as an executive producer.
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The Daily Beast reported Friday that Daniels also had a tentative interview set up with them, but she backed out just days before the 2016 election.
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Open Russia said it was canceled because the local government put up organizational roadblocks and a printer backed out, not because of a heavy police presence.
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In April, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson invited African Union chief Moussa Faki to Washington, and then backed out of the meeting at the last minute.
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Schumer and Pelosi backed out of the meeting after Trump tweeted Tuesday morning that he didn't "see a deal" with Democrats to avoid a government shutdown.
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Trump sued Zakarian and chef José Andrés in August after they backed out of a project for restaurants in Trump's redevelopment of the Old Post Office.
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A third panel, the House Oversight Committee, has been weighing whether to subpoena Mr. Cohen to testify publicly after he unexpectedly backed out of a hearing.
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Wendy was blind and partially deaf, and it looked like it might have been a suicide pact, but Jill backed out and left the enclosed garage.
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We spoke to the Toronto venue and they told us there were still "a lot" of tix left for Caitlyn's speaking engagement when she backed out.
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But they quickly backed out, overwhelmed by the seemingly endless paperwork and daunting burden of caring for a child who may be forever confined to a wheelchair.
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The project was delayed and then scrapped entirely in 2014, when producer Shebib backed out because of all the negative feedback from the Haughtons and industry members.
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"Hillary Clinton backed out of an agreement to debate me in California before the June 7 primary," Sanders said in a written statement delivered by host Kimmel.
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The Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration was approved in July by all 193 member nations except the United States, which backed out last year.
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HWANGE, Zimbabwe – Zimbabwe&aposs president on Wednesday backed out of his first campaign rally since a deadly attack on Saturday that has been called an assassination attempt.
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Anbang, a massive Chinese insurance company with close ties to the Chinese government, held talks but backed out in 2017 after reports of the talks were revealed.
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Haven has sued the famous trio for more than $10 mil, claiming they backed out of their deal and then had the nerve to badmouth the company.
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" He also said companies would be forced to leave the country without an agreement, adding that China had a "great deal" almost completed but they "backed out.
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The Chinese real estate giant backed out of a proposed $2 billion investment deal with Faraday at the end of 2018 following an extended dispute over terms.
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Mr Erdogan has backed out of conflicts before, notably in 2016, after Turkey's downing of a Russian jet brought the two countries to the brink of war.
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I should note that I tried to schedule an interview with Schultz to discuss these questions with him directly, but after initially agreeing, his team backed out.
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She described feeling isolated during the process, and appeared alone for an interview with The Hollywood Reporter after several of her male cast members allegedly backed out.
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Microsoft planned to buy the messaging app for $8 billion back in March, but backed out after opposition from founder Bill Gates and current CEO, Satya Nadell.
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Cui Tiankai, the Chinese ambassador to the United States, said on Tuesday that U.S. negotiators have "often" backed out on partial trade deals at the last minute.
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Joseph Gordon-Levitt has backed out of the planned Sandman movie, three years after he helped to get a film version of Neil Gaiman's classic comic greenlit.
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It also amounts to a bit of penance for Lewis, who backed out of his endorsement of Clinton in 2008 and threw his support behind then-Sen.
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It's notable that when Trump did have the chance to debate just one other politician (in proposed debates with Ted Cruz and Bernie Sanders), he backed out.
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It was interesting to see Hamilton -- considering he'd backed out of media obligations on Wednesday in the wake of the death of Formula 1 legend Niki Lauda.
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Algeria's Sonatrach is actively offering spot cargoes as some of its long-term buyers backed out from taking the volumes linked to the oil price, sources said.
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The hearing comes after key partners like Paypal, Visa, and Mastercard backed out of the initiative earlier this month following heavy scrutiny of the project from lawmakers.
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He was scheduled to lead Hong Kong's annual pro-democracy march on July 1 but backed out hours before the event began, citing concerns about his safety.
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Abdeslam is believed to have planned to blow himself up along with the other attackers in Paris last November, but then backed out at the last moment.
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The billionaire head of Vedanta, Anil Agarwal, whose family trust Volcan Investment had said it was looking at taking a stake in Jet, backed out on Monday.
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But York might never have returned there had Mike Milbury not backed out of the Boston College job two months after succeeding Steve Cedorchuk in April 21979.
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After the NFL backed out, the cost was passed on to taxpayers, but maybe it should have been paid for by the public in the first place.
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The manufacturer then backed out, Ms. Cristol said, stating that it reviewed the matter with its shareholders and did not want to be involved with the product.
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And Christian Lindner, 39, head of the pro-business Liberal Party, backed out of coalition talks late last year, accusing Ms. Merkel of favoring process over principles.
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Oprah, who reportedly was close to announcing My Dark Vanessa for her book club and who had just faced immense backlash for endorsing American Dirt, backed out.
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But SpaceX backed out last year, a move that L.A. City Councilman Joe Buscaino said "was just crushing" given the city's high hopes for redeveloping the port.
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Still, Mr. Bush and his aides eventually concluded that the way he backed out of Kyoto was a mistake — too defiant and negative without offering an alternative.
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In regulatory filings, Xinke blamed the bid's failure on a lack of "complete related materials" from the target company, without fully clarifying why it had backed out.
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Clarendon Ballroom, a nightclub in Arlington, Va., is reportedly getting harassing phone calls after the venue backed out of hosting an event celebrating President-elect Donald Trump.
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The singer joins musical acts like Green Day and BTS that have backed out of upcoming Asian shows due to the coronavirus crisis ... surely, more will follow.
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After Mr. Trump backed out of the Iran nuclear deal in 2018, private security experts and American officials braced for a renewed campaign of Iranian computer warfare.
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And intelligence community leaders have backed out of the public portion of the annual worldwide threats hearing, fearing Trump's wrath if their assessments don't align with his.
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German telecommunications giant Deutsche Telekom, BT, Britain's biggest telecommunications group, and London-headquartered telecoms giant Vodafone have also backed out citing coronavirus outbreak, they announced on Wednesday.
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Pence was also set to deliver the keynote address at an Americans for Prosperity meeting in Richmond, Va. last month, but ultimately backed out of the event.
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Blasting Mr. Trump for sowing division between the countries, Mr. Peña Nieto angrily backed out of the White House meeting, which had been scheduled for next week.
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Hope Solo, Pau Gasol and Serena Williams have all shared their concerns about the virus and five of the world's top golfers have backed out of the games.
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Jennifer Holliday, another Black singer who came to fame in the '80s, received similar criticism after she was set to perform at the inauguration and ultimately backed out.
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"It's always great to be in the kingdom," Larry Fink, the chief executive of BlackRock who backed out of last year's event, said during an opening panel discussion.
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Mr. Schlapp refused and Mr. Trump abruptly backed out, leaving Mr. Schlapp to try to appease conservatives furious that Mr. Trump had been invited in the first place.
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The National Republican Congressional Committee also pulled support and big-label donors backed out of King's campaign after he endorsed a Toronto mayoral candidate aligned with white nationalists.
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Previously, Gadot backed out of an appearance where she was to present Ratner with an award at the Jewish National Fund, just before L.A. Times published its story.
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According to the docs, PJAM also arranged for a private jet for Travis, and spent a lot of dough promoting the show, but he backed out hours before.
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She backed out of the room—"I needed to leave the situation for a second because I didn't know what to do"—and ran into her neighbor's room.
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The Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration was approved in July by all 193 U.N. member nations except the United States, which backed out last year.
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Anbang backed out of the Starwood Hotels bidding war with Marriott International because it was bringing too much attention to the Chinese company, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Friday.
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As he backed out of his parking space, she says, she jumped out of the vehicle and hid behind a bush, only to have Manziel run after her.
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The condo was intended to be a Christmas gift for his wife Kim Kardashian West, the source says, adding, the rapper has now backed out of the deal.
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Nielsen Holdings Plc fell 9.9 percent in light volumes after a report that private equity firm Blackstone Group backed out of an auction to buy the ratings company.
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Last week, Vivendi backed out of the binding share-swap agreement saying it no longer wanted all of the pay-TV unit but only a 20 percent stake.
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Then a guest who was trying to become pregnant backed out; she was concerned that Mexico had reported some cases of Zika, a virus blamed for birth defects.
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Already, the chef who committed to opening a Spanish restaurant in the new Trump hotel in Washington has backed out, citing Mr. Trump's disparaging comments about illegal immigrants.
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She suddenly backed out of a scheduled trip to travel with Trump to the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, last January just days after the news broke.
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And even Abe faced his own diplomatic tangle, as South Korea backed out of an intelligence sharing deal with Japan over a trade dispute — and over U.S. objections.
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Mr. Gibbons, the boxer, told friends he had planned the scheme with Mr. Millar and Mr. O'Connor but had backed out because the robbers planned to use guns.
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The last such initiative failed in April after Saudi Arabia backed out of talks in Doha, Qatar, citing Iran's refusal to join in a so-called production freeze.
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Sirota had been slated earlier this year to join True Blue Media, an investigative site backed by Democratic mega-donor David Brock, but he backed out in February.
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Perlman, a Grammy Award winner, is the latest in a line of performers who have backed out of shows in North Carolina in a stand against the law.
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Miller was announced as the White House communications director but abruptly backed out of the job in December, saying he wanted to spend more time with his family.
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T.I.'s team lied to organizers of a huge graduation bash, and left them holding a $390,000 bag when he backed out on performing ... according to a lawsuit.
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Bazley, who backed out of a commitment to Syracuse, recently signed a deal with New Balance for $1 million guaranteed that could be worth up to $14 million.
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Soulja dragged Chris, verbally, during a concert in Minneapolis this weekend ... claiming CB agreed to the fight, signed on to fight, but then backed out ... out of fear.
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In 1983, she was chosen to represent her sorority in the Miss Arkansas competition, and almost backed out when she discovered she'd have to wear a bikini onstage.
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Just this summer, he stepped in to help a youth baseball team from Mexico that was stranded in Los Angeles when its sponsor backed out of its commitment.
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I was just hours away from getting on a flight to have a conversation with your predecessor in late 2017, but he backed out at the last minute.
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"They've backed out," a hospital official told my colleague Andrew Jacobs when we were hours from an interview with relatives of a C. auris patient who had died.
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Mr. Cohen signed papers a month later to purchase the rights to her agreement from A.M.I., but the publisher backed out of the deal at the last minute.
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But hours later, Adam Schefter of ESPN first reported that McDaniels, 41, had backed out of the agreement, and the Colts issued a statement at 8:35 p.m.
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Corsi later backed out of the plea talks with Mueller and instead filed a federal lawsuit accusing the special counsel of constitutional violations and leaking grand jury secrets.
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The host emailed Mr. Quaintance to let him know that he would probably be the only man attending, adding that it would be fine if he backed out.
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When he later said such a plan was no longer feasible, Henderson backed out of the deal, saying it expected Milam to flip the land for a profit.
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If you backed out the difference between what we were expecting on stock-based comp in the quarter versus what they reported, it was 2 cents of earnings.
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Miller in December was tapped to become White House communications director, but he backed out of the job for personal reasons, and later sold his stake in Jamestown.
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Yusaku Maezawa has backed out of an online documentary detailing his search for a girlfriend to take on his trip around the moon on SpaceX's inaugural tourism flight.
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As for Soulja, he's been flirting with stepping into the ring for years ... and even famously came close to fighting Chris Brown in 2017, before Breezy backed out.
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The Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration was approved in July by all 193 member UN nations except the United States, which backed out last year.
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Vivendi has backed out of an April deal to buy Mediaset's pay-TV arm and the two groups have been battling since over the validity of the original accord.
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The 70-year-old president-elect sued Andrés for breach of contract after the Spanish chef backed out of a plan for a restaurant in Trump's Washington, D.C., hotel.
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Last month, the Trump Organization settled separate lawsuits with celebrity chefs Jose Andres and Geoffrey Zakarian, who had backed out of agreements to open restaurants in the Trump hotel.
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Secretary Tillerson tried to reassure journalists that just because the US has backed out of the Paris Accord, it doesn't mean that the US is retreating from environmental reforms.
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Musk withdrew from the councils in June 2017, however, when Trump backed out of the Paris climate accord, a 2015 agree among various world leaders to fight climate change.
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After the Rub & Tug casting decision came under fire and transgender actors expressed their disappointment in Johansson's decision to accept the role, she eventually backed out of the project.
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If this wasn&apost a political stunt by the Eagles franchise, then they wouldn&apost have planned to attend the event and then backed out at the last minute.
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Some projects that left, such as a Lionsgate television production that backed out of plans in Charlotte, weren't included because of a lack of data on their economic impact.
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The settlements bookend a nearly two-year-long legal dispute that began in July 2015, when Zakarian and Andres backed out of deals to open restaurants in Trump's hotels.
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The Dodgers backed out of a trade with Cincinnati last December for reliever Aroldis Chapman, and Boston dropped its pursuit when domestic violence accusations against him came to light.
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Fifteen out of 88 guests had already backed out, he wrote, and 10 more who might "want to get pregnant in a year or two," were on the fence.
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Mr. Trump's longtime investment bankers at Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette had backed out of a deal with Mr. Trump to invest in the company shortly before the bankruptcy was filed.
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"If this wasn't a political stunt by the Eagles franchise, then they wouldn't have planned to attend the event and then backed out at the last minute," she added.
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Amazon had planned to split HQ2 between Virginia and New York City but backed out in February after running into vocal pushback from local New York politicians and residents.
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Although the show will go on this Friday, Maher's future at HBO is unclear — and at least one scheduled guest has already backed out of the June 9 episode.
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Andy Lipow, president of Lipow Oil Associates, also noted that the Niger Delta Avengers, the group behind energy sector sabotage in Nigeria, backed out of a ceasefire on Friday.
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The two companies have been locked in a months-long feud since Vivendi in July backed out of a deal struck in April to buy Mediaset's pay-TV arm.
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President Jimmy Carter offered billions in aid to both countries, altering their strategic calculus to make peace more attractive — and implicitly threatening Washington disapproval if either party backed out.
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Companies like Twitter, which has a deal with NBCUniversal for daily live coverage of the Tokyo Games, have restricted employee travel and backed out of conferences and other events.
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She is running again, but two consultants have backed out of her campaign, "both citing the D.C.C.C. blacklist issue as the reason," said Ben Hardin, Ms. Newman's campaign manager.
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Hisashi Iwakuma could stay wobbly and prove the Dodgers were right to have backed out of a deal with him in the offseason after a look at his physical.
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Earlier this week, FedEx backed out of a marketing arrangement with the N.R.A., but stressed the decision was unrelated to a gunman's recent rampage at a synagogue in Pittsburgh.
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The two Austrians told the cops they'd popped over to the land of clogs to buy a car, but that the deal somehow went sour, and they backed out.
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If SoftBank backed out of the tender offer, it would not affect the $5 billion financing deal that was part of the original bailout, the Wall Street Journal reported.
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Mr. Yilmaz was originally slated to be part of the Park House project, but he backed out when he felt the extra pressure would be bad for his health.
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Mnuchin's warning to Italy and Britain comes after France backed out and pledged with the U.S. to avoid a trade war until at least the end of this year.
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"If it would have said anything like that about taking my information — my personal information — I would have backed out of it and not done it," Ms. Risner said.
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The conservative media personality, who has said she would speak Thursday, canceled her appearance after the conservative groups that had initially sponsored her backed out because of safety concerns.
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Zakarian backed out in July 2015, after the speech Trump gave on June 16, 2015 announcing his candidacy and bemoaning the flow of people across the southern U.S. border.
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This week, Buffett backed out of the deal after Sempra topped his $9 billion bid, a coup for Oncor bond investor Singer, who argued Berkshire's offer was too low.
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It's unclear why, exactly, Baldwin backed out of the show while they were still in talks—maybe the concept just started to hit a little too close to home.
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The Trump administration backed out of the Paris Climate Agreement, making it the only country in the world that has rejected the pact, and has loosened domestic environmental regulations.
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Amazon on Thursday backed out of its plans to build an expansive corporate campus in New York City after unexpectedly fierce backlash from lawmakers, progressive activists and union leaders.
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Mr. Brinson said he had secured a nationally known pollster, Whit Ayres, to steer his bid, only to get an apologetic email from Mr. Ayres after he backed out.
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In 2015, for instance, Disney was set to invest in Draft Kings, a "daily fantasy" betting operation (that is now morphing into a real betting operation), but backed out.
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Despite repeated meddling from Ellenbogen and the NFL, the award ultimately did go to Stern, and the league subsequently backed out of its agreement, leaving the cost to taxpayers.
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Listen to good advice: Back in March, President Trump signed an executive order that rolled back Obama-era climate policies, but he still hasn't backed out of the Paris Agreement.
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Last we saw Arya Stark she had backed out of poisoning a theater actress, retrieved her sword, Needle, and was plotting her escape from the House of Black and White.
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The Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration was approved in July by all 193 U.N. member nations except U.S. President Donald Trump's administration, which backed out last year.
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Hundreds in Raleigh, North Carolina turned out and asked McCrory to repeal the law, while several big-name businesses, including PayPal, have backed out of planned developments in the state.
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Flynn last month backed out of a plea agreement he had made with the special counsel's office to cooperate with its probe into Russian interference in the 2016 presidential race.
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Other companies and industry leaders, including Virgin Group's Richard Branson and Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi, have backed out of projects and deals in Saudi Arabia after the journalist's sudden disappearance.
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It gets more dramatic: There are hundreds of candidates who have backed out of their races out of fear for their safety, and many others who have curbed campaign activities.
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Uber's bungled response to the JFK strike, and its slow-motion response to CEO Travis Kalanick's participation in a Trump advisory committee (he eventually backed out) helped #DeleteUber gain traction.
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Last July a proposed trade deal between five countries of the East African Community (EAC) and the EU was thrown into disarray when Tanzania backed out at the last minute.
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It seemed to be working for the last few weeks, but then this weekend, images from the InSight lander showed that the probe had partially backed out of its hole.
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Motorola backed out of the smart watch market way back in 2360, after releasing two versions of its Moto 21 smartwatch, the first all-touchscreen smartwatch with a round display.
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In January, when Kevin Hart backed out of hosting the 2019 Oscars after his homophobic tweets resurfaced, he held his ground that he shouldn't have to apologize for his statements.
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The streaming service was in talks to acquire Mark Cuban's Landmark Theaters chain but backed out due to the cost, according to a new report from the Los Angeles Times.
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"If this wasn't a political stunt by the Eagles franchise, then they wouldn't have planned to attend the event and then backed out at the last minute," she told reporters.
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The big picture: The suit claims Amazon backed out of the deal because of allegations that Allen sexually molested his daughter Dylan Farrow in the 1990s, which he has denied.
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If that's the case, Beyoncé joins Adele, Zayn Malik, and Ariana Grande on the list of celebrities who have backed out of public appearances to take care of their health.
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The company was expected to announce a major round of funding, but The Wall Street Journal reported last week that SoftBank backed out of a deal to invest $100 million.
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Earlier in the day, newspaper Business Standard reported that all shortlisted bidders for the company had backed out of the bidding process that is due to complete on May 10.
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Both Zakarian and D.C. chef José Andrés have backed out of plans to develop restaurants at the real estate mogul's new establishment because of Trump's past controversial comments about immigration.
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But the deal that would have sent him to the Milwaukee Brewers fell apart when New York raised health concerns over outfielder Carlos Gomez and backed out of the trade.
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The statement came shortly after President Trump said during a press conference that he had tried to set up a meeting with the Congressional Black Caucus member, who backed out.
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Guo Wengui applied for U.S. political asylum in September, but said this week the law firm representing him, Clark Hill PLC, had backed out after being targeted by Chinese hackers.
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Cambridge Analytica, which is backed by Republican donor Robert Mercer, initially worked for Ted Cruz's presidential campaign but switched to help Trump's campaign after Cruz backed out of the race.
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Other states cited Trump's skepticism of trade deals such as NAFTA and the Trans-Pacific Partnership, which the administration backed out of during the early days of the new administration.
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Tribune Media has backed out of its proposed $3.9 billion merger with Sinclair Broadcast Group and filed a $85033 billion lawsuit against the broadcasting giant for allegedly breaching their agreement.
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PayMoneyWubby also said in the stream that he had missed out on "thousands" of dollars while he was suspended, and said that brands had backed out of partnerships with him.
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Rewind Con co-founder Jaymie Lashaway -- who sent the email -- says the event's financial woes started when an investor, who had agreed to pay all the bills, suddenly backed out.
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When it was brought up that we wanted to throw a party for Purim, everyone but this poor girl, who wasn't Jewish at all, backed out of organizing the party.
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San Antonio had an opening for the 23-year-old after forward Marcus Morris backed out on a commitment to join the Spurs on a two-year, $20 million contract.
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After the deal was signed but before Mr. Cohen paid, prosecutors said, American Media backed out of the arrangement and warned Mr. Cohen to shred the paperwork (he did not).
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After the ban, the group backed out of hosting the march, but one of its leaders, Figo Chan, and other pro-democracy figures called on people to turn out anyway.
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Ms. Sondland backed out of hosting a fund-raiser for Mr. Trump in 2016, citing Mr. Trump's disparaging comments toward immigrants and the family of a slain Muslim-American soldier.
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Pelosi and Schumer backed out of the meeting Tuesday after Trump tweeted earlier in the day that he didn't think it was likely a deal could be reached with Democrats.
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Xi Jinping has backed out of the spotlight as the country faces its worst crisis in years, reflecting the political risks he faces if efforts to contain the virus fail.
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In Samara, a scheduled rally was canceled because of organizational roadblocks put up by the local government, and because a printer backed out at the last minute, Open Russia said.
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A Sunwing Airlines aircraft backed out while being towed, striking a WestJet Airlines plane that had arrived from Cancun, Mexico, and was waiting to proceed to a gate, officials said.
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It marked the second time AGL has backed out of a bid for the telco this year, and the fifth time a suitor dropped Vocus over the last two years.
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Cardi B, who recently backed out of touring with Bruno Mars to continue recovering from the birth, has been keeping fans in the loop about her journey as a new mother.
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In October, Mubadala backed out of a plan to list 2.53 percent of Cepsa on the Madrid stock exchange citing uncertainty in international capital markets and lackluster appetite among international investors.
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Quick refresher: Uber CEO Travis Kalanick was planning to participate in an economic advisory council for Trump, but later backed out after the #DeleteUber campaign started costing the company its riders.
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Joy Reid has backed out of a planned speaking event, according to people involved in the conference, as the MSNBC host claims that recently uncovered, anti-gay blog posts were fabricated.
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But earlier this week Vivendi backed out of the binding share-swap agreement saying it no longer wanted all of the pay-TV unit but only a 20 per cent stake.
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When Green's bureau sought to tally cancellations, it was able to count several large sporting events and conventions that backed out, depriving the city of more than $20173 million, she said.
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The government had played down the expectation of hefty premiums at the auction after about two-thirds of the interested companies backed out of the auction, leaving just three to bid.
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Paris prosecutor Francois Molins said Saturday that Abdeslam had backed out of targeting the Stade de France in the November attacks — comments which led the suspect's lawyer to threaten legal action.
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Trump was deposed in June as part of a lawsuit he filed against celebrity chef Geoffrey Zakarian, who backed out of an agreement to start a restaurant in the new hotel.
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A Pennsylvania man charged with his girlfriend's murder is telling authorities the couple had forged a suicide pact to overdose on cocaine – but that he backed out of after she died.
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It could have been an ambitious and hilarious endeavor, but then Musk reportedly backed out due to his fears of how it could harm his other businesses, and the company died.
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In October, Mubadala backed out of a plan to list 25 percent of Cepsa on the Madrid stock exchange citing uncertainty in international capital markets and lacklustre appetite among international investors.
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A day after the hurricane made landfall, Scott backed out of a scheduled debate against Nelson set for Tuesday, explaining that he wanted to instead focus on rescue and recovery efforts.
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Then I accidentally backed out of YouTube (yeah, it was the remote's fault; don't worry about it), so I went back into YouTube and had to type it all over again.
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The drama over Mueller appearing before Congress comes as House Democrats are continuing to battle with Barr after he backed out of a hearing before the House Judiciary Committee last week.
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In 2007, Australia backed out of the quadrilateral military exercises carried out alongside India, Japan and the United States, reportedly because then-Prime Minister Kevin Rudd didn't want to upset Beijing.
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Back in 2015, Turkey looked set to acquire China's export version of the FD-2000 long-range air-defense missile system for $3.4 billion but backed out after pressure from NATO.
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After "Dance" and "Music" netted Matisse terrible reviews at the 1910 Salon d'Automne, Shchukin backed out of acquiring them; then, via telegram, he changed his mind again and renewed his purchase.
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The president had planned to retaliate with force but ultimately backed out because Iranian troops would likely be killed, making it a disproportionate response to the loss of an unmanned asset.
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During the furor that followed the murder, Mr. Schwarzman, Ms. McCormick and Mr. Fink backed out of the event, along with an array of other financiers and prominent media-industry figures.
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Ms. Toensing and her husband and law partner, Joseph diGenova, were briefly set to work for Mr. Trump as private lawyers last month until they backed out, citing a client conflict.
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Back in 2015, Turkey looked set to acquire China's export version of the FD-2000 long-range air defense missile system for $3.4 billion but backed out after pressure from NATO.
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The Berkeley College Republicans, which invited Ms. Coulter and was supposed to sponsor her visit, also backed out and joined Young America's Foundation in saying the atmosphere had grown too hostile.
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The Broadcom furor comes not too long after AT&T backed out of a deal to sell smartphones from Chinese company Huawei in the United States — allegedly under pressure from lawmakers.
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He was soft-booked to do "Meet the Press" and "This Week" on August 25 during the G7 summit, according to people familiar with the matter, but he later backed out.
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In 2008, Mr. Ross swooped in to pay $1 billion to the M.T.A. to develop a project over the rail yards, salvaging a deal after the first-place bidder backed out.
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Depending on whom you believe, Trump either declined Bocelli's kind offer to perform or he begged Bocelli to take the job and Bocelli backed out after his fans threatened to boycott.
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After an outcry in Israel and the United States, Poland's conservative Law and Justice government backed out of legislation mandating jail terms for anyone suggesting the country had collaborated with the Nazis.
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So -- but I also think really what you are saying is that -- what you just said, there is a lot of Eagles players that seem to have backed out of the agreement.
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Brooner reportedly claimed in the suit that the chain offered him free food for life for his troubles — but that the regional manager backed out of the deal just 13 days later.
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JERUSALEM — Natalie Portman, the Oscar-winning actress, has backed out of a major award ceremony meant to honor her in Jerusalem, with her representatives citing her distress over "recent events" in Israel.
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Mr. Andrés backed out of plans to open a restaurant in the Trump International Hotel in Washington after Mr. Trump's incendiary comments about Mexican immigrants while opening his presidential campaign in 2015.
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Finally it backed out of the earlier decision to restate its 2015 results and said it will likely book losses from its Senegal business in the first half of this year instead.
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Mediaset and Vivendi have engaged in a legal battle since the French group last year unexpectedly backed out of a deal handing it control of the Milan group's pay-TV unit Premium.
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" After an extended exchange, I secured a limited interview entirely on the FBI's terms — but the next day the FBI backed out: "Unfortunately, due to resource limitations, we cannot accommodate your request.
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Four ASEAN members - Brunei, Malaysia, Singapore and Vietnam - had signed up to TPP, but the pact has lost two-thirds of its members combined gross domestic product when the U.S. backed out.
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Nielsen Holdings Plc tumbled 10.4 percent, the most among S&P 500 companies, after a report that private equity firm Blackstone Group backed out of an auction to buy the ratings company.
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Nielsen Holdings Plc fell 9.8 percent, the most among S&P 500 companies, after a report that private equity firm Blackstone Group backed out of an auction to buy the ratings company.
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Nielsen Holdings Plc fell 9.2 percent, the most among S&P 500 companies, after a report that private equity firm Blackstone Group backed out of an auction to buy the ratings company.
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Alexander Acosta, the dean of Florida International University's law school, was nominated to lead the Labor Department after Trump's initial choice, restaurant executive Andrew Puzder, backed out amid opposition from Senate Republicans.
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Woody Allen says Amazon Studios got cold feet and backed out of a four-movie deal ... over the old molestation allegation about him and his daughter -- and now he wants MAJOR payback.
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Remember ... Kanye surprised Kim with a $14 million Miami Beach condo, but he backed out of the deal after realizing it lacked privacy once they were photographed on their new condo's balcony.
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A Chinese family promised to adopt JiaJia but backed out, overwhelmed by the seemingly endless paperwork and daunting burden of caring for a child who may be forever confined to a wheelchair.
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"If this wasn't a political stunt by the Eagles franchise, then they wouldn't have planned to attend the event and then backed out at the last minute," Sanders said at the briefing.
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The Mets and the Reds had discussed a trade for Bruce last season, before the Reds backed out and the Mets acquired Yoenis Cespedes, whose hitting helped fuel the Mets' playoff run.
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But the Iranian President expressed concern that Trump is the unreliable one, pointing out that the US President has backed out of previous dialogue with Tehran as well as other international agreements.
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At one point, he told him that he'd lined up a Saudi buyer, but later said that the Saudi had backed out, and that the solution to their problem lay in Israel.
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The DOJ backed out of the San Bernardino case, claiming to have discovered—at the eleventh hour—a different method of extracting data from the iPhone that did not require Apple's assistance.
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They also take external pressures into account: for example, multiple high-profile companies, like LG and Sony, backed out of appearances at the Mobile World Congress before the event was formally canceled.
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A Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel report at the time said the Mets had backed out of the deal after the Brewers balked at their trade partner's request for more money to be included.
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The absence of a host -- and the protracted guessing game the Academy invited by not clearing up its plans after Kevin Hart backed out -- certainly clouded the format of this year's awards.
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Remember, Floyd was supposed to fight 20-year-old kickboxer Tenshin Nasukawa on New Year's Eve ... but recently backed out ... saying promoters misled him about the scale and nature of the bout.
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Even if North Korea conceded much of its enrichment apparatus in an agreement, its government has backed out of international agreements before — both openly and in secret — and could do so again.
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Drita D'Avanzo was dead set on rearranging Farrah Abraham's face, but Farrah backed out 'cause getting mangled in a celebrity boxing match was just too much to handle ... this according to Drita.
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Fashion blogger-turned-L'Oreal Paris hair model Amena Khan backed out of a hair care campaign Monday, just a few days after announcing she was part of the Elvive product line ad campaign.
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"There were no terror attacks in Poland because Poland has backed out of a decision that was taken by the previous government to accept thousands of migrants called refugees," Blaszczak told state television.
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While Trump has said the two sides were on the verge of a deal last week before China backed out, the gulf in intention between the two giant economies will complicate future talks.
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Protesters descended on Kiev's central square in a peaceful protest in the winter of 2013 when Yanukovych unexpectedly backed out of a trade deal with the European Union under pressure from the Kremlin.
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Patrick RempeRempe, 24, drove his 2002 Toyota through the front door of Indian River County Jail's Building C. That didn't work, so he backed out and then tried to go through the fence.
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Anonymous sources told the paper that the Los Gatos-based entertainment giant pursued a deal to buy the Mark Cuban-owned Landmark Theaters but ultimately backed out due to a high sale price.
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A day after news of the project broke, Will Ferrell has backed out of an upcoming comedy in which he was set to play former President Ronald Reagan during his battle with Alzheimer's.
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The reported brutality and political nature of the murder drew calls for sanctions against Saudi Arabia from some US lawmakers, and leading US companies have backed out of an upcoming Saudi investment conference.
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Notley backed out of a meeting with other Western Canadian provincial leaders this week, including B.C. Premier John Horgan, saying she would instead focus on Trans Mountain as the May 31 deadline looms.
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And CTO Peter Rawlinson might still appear at next week's Future Investment Initiative conference, according to the Silicon Valley Business Journal, despite a growing list of people and businesses who have backed out.
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AT&T has backed out of a deal with Huawei to sell the company's new flagship smartphone in the US, as reported by The Wall Street Journal and independently confirmed by The Verge.
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She received yet more criticism a year later, when the news broke that she'd been cast to play a trans man in the movie Rub & Tug (a project she later backed out of).
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The firm is familiar with regulatory run-ins; it backed out of Denmark and Finland earlier this year and this week threatened to pull out of Quebec rather than adhere to new rules.
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Most recently, in 2009, it backed out of an agreement struck in 2005 that offered it security guarantees, electricity from the South and other economic benefits in exchange for dismantling its nuclear programme.
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Burnworth told police Kellar had ultimately backed out on the arrangement before the appointed time, telling her, "Well, I'm not coming because I know you won't go through with this," the complaint said.
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Robin Thicke was supposed to coach a team at the Celebrity Shootout Saturday ... part of the NHL All Star game honoring his dad, Alan Thicke, but he backed out at the last minute.
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However, Trump's campaign manager, Corey Lewandowski, told The Washington Post last week that the total amount raised was actually around $4.5 million, blaming the disparity on unnamed big donors who allegedly backed out.
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But then Musk backed out of the project about six months ago, and Thud, along with its staff of about a dozen people, didn't have money to execute everything they wanted to do.
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BRAZIL WON'T HOST UN CLIMATE MEETING: Brazil backed out of hosting next year's United Nations climate change summit this week, just a month before the inauguration of far-right President-elect Jair Bolsonaro.
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The People's Freedom Party, Ms. Nemirovskaya said, backed out of a deal reached last winter to leave the central district to Open Russia, so Ms. Baronova was under no obligation to withdraw now.
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One Philadelphia police officer posted "should have shot him" along with surveillance video of an armed, would-be robber backed out of a liquor store after the clerk pulled a gun on him.
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Washington Post columnist Anne Applebaum, who was set to moderate the panel Steele would have taken part in, told Politico that he got "cold feet" and backed out on advice of his counsel.
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In addition, lead personal attorney John Dowd announced his resignation next week, and Joseph diGenova, who had been considered the most likely option to replace Dowd, backed out of a previously announced hire.
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The rabbi, Haskel Lookstein, was scheduled only to give the invocation, but when his name was released without specifying his role, he backed out of the convention entirely, saying he feared a backlash.
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The United States, under President Trump, has backed out of contributing what had been its share to the Green Climate Fund, designed to help poor countries deal with the effects of climate change.
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Cox had already accepted a job as an engineer with Exxon Mobil in Houston, figuring his athletic career was over, but backed out of it to sign with Collingwood in Melbourne in 2014.
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The fight for Saudi women's rights has even penetrated the entertainment industry -- in July, rapper Nicki Minaj backed out of a concert in Saudi Arabia after pressure from fans and human rights organizations.
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I was going to the San Francisco area for a conference, and the friend I was supposed to stay with backed out at the last minute, leaving me scrambling to find a place.
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The conference also became a political flashpoint last year, as a number of companies and executives backed out from participating following Khashoggi's initial disappearance and assumed murder at the Saudi consulate in Turkey.
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The brewery backed out of a plan to move its brewing operation into a smaller space in a building in the Navy Yard that is being overhauled as a hub for food manufacturing.
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The Rosalind Franklin rover that is to launch to Mars this summer was originally another NASA-European Space Agency collaboration but NASA backed out in 2012, because of cuts in the NASA budget.
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Pelosi and Schumer backed out of a scheduled meeting with Trump on Tuesday after the president tweeted that he saw no path forward on a deal to avert a government shutdown in December.
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Amazon also recently backed out of its plan to build a massive campus in Long Island City, following backlash from local politicians and residents over the incentives it was receiving from the city.
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The boxing promoter also recently threatened to take legal action against Farrah for defamation for talking trash about the event after she backed out, but there's no mention of that in the legal docs.
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Chance of death: 2.94% Last we saw Arya Stark she had backed out of poisoning a theater actress, retrieved her sword, Needle, and was plotting her escape from the House of Black and White.
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Her stance contrasts with that of Uber CEO Travis Kalanick, who was slated to attend that White House meeting but backed out just a day before after mounting criticism and a viral #DeleteUber campaign.
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The Wallaces ultimately backed out of the peace walk for reasons they didn't explain, but it's possible that the atmosphere of paranoia that still hangs over their neighborhood had something to do with it.
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His acting homeland security secretary Kevin McAleenan left the West Wing frustrated Friday after a long meeting that did not end well, and later backed out of a scheduled weekend appearance on Fox News.
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In Broward County, Florida, Commissioner Chip LaMarca, a supporter of the ride apps, lost his temper with Uber after the company backed out in the eleventh hour on an agreement for a new ordinance.
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Organizers urged people to remain nonviolent, but several expected speakers at the "Free Speech" rally backed out, publicly citing in interviews and on social media that they feared violence or faced harassment and threats.
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When news of the accusations surfaced, the Los Angeles Dodgers backed out of a tentative deal for Chapman, and several weeks later, he was dealt to the Yankees from Cincinnati for four minor leaguers.
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As many will recall, Uber backed out of the country roughly a year ago, after losing $1 billion a year in China and battling a profitable local competitor in Didi Chuxing for market share.
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He said a company controlled by a partner of his from Virginia, of which Falwell's wife was a part owner, first contracted to buy the youth hostel but then backed out of the deal.
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Despite the growing nuclear threat from North Korea, South Korea and Japan failed to sign an intelligence-sharing pact in 2012; the Lee administration backed out at the 11th hour over the usual tensions.
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Dr. Ramogida was recruited to participate in that venture, but he said that he backed out before the Al Jazeera report was broadcast in December and that he never invested in the fledgling business.
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"I was hoping the whole time that Eric backed out of it," she says of her child, who was a passionate lover of performing arts and who had already been accepted into 11 colleges.
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He also suggested that Google was allowing its technology to be used by China but not the US military after the company backed out of the Pentagon's artificial-intelligence initiative known as Project Maven.
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Trump is suing Andres for $10 million over breach of contract after Andres backed out of a plan to open a restaurant in the Trump International Hotel a few blocks from the White House.
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Mr. Trump is in litigation with two well-known chefs who backed out of the project last summer, after the candidate referred to Mexican immigrants illegally entering the United States as rapists and murderers.
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Last month Mr. Gold, citing insurmountable artistic differences, backed out and took the play — and Mr. Isaac — to the Public Theater, which is in talks to add the production to its 2016-17 season.
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Kelly, who was set to visit Las Vegas with the president, abruptly backed out to handle fallout over the story, reportedly summoning Tillerson and Mattis to the White House to discuss a plan forward.
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While big rivals grew deposits dramatically after the 5-1973 financial crisis from their broad networks of branches, Citigroup backed out of all but six U.S. cities and closed one-third of its branches.
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During our own reporter's test ride, a safety engineer in the driver's seat took control of the car several times — to avoid speeders or when a truck suddenly backed out in front of them.
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García Luna has already had one application for bail be denied by the court, in part because several individuals who offered to put up property to secure his bond backed out on the arrangement.
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Ms. Vinaite, who was born in Lithuania, grew up in Bay Ridge and left home at 17, said she almost backed out of the flight to Florida that Mr. Baker had booked for her.
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He backed out of his role as a host of a fund-raiser for Mr. Trump in 2016 citing Mr. Trump's disparaging comments toward immigrants and the family of a slain Muslim American soldier.
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Crowley was previously set to be spokesperson for the National Security Council, but backed out in January after reports revealed multiple instances of plagiarism in her Ph.D. dissertation, her new book and newspaper columns.
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Hezbollah's own patron, Iran, may apply pressure to delay the formation of a new government — and Mr. Hariri's return as prime minister — after President Trump backed out of the Iran nuclear deal on Tuesday.
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Here's what happened: • Peter Navarro, a top White House trade adviser, told the WaPo this week that Mr. Bezos had backed out of a promised in-person meeting to discuss trade and counterfeiting issues.
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Though she was expected to attend the World Economic Forum in Davos with her husband, Melania Trump suddenly backed out of the trip last week, instead making a surprise visit to Mar-a-Lago.
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The tribe increased its commitment That's more than the tribe had originally agreed to, but it increased its commitment when another donor that had agreed to split the costs backed out of the arrangement.
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Trump sued Andrés for $85033 million after the chef backed out of a plan to open a flagship restaurant in his Washington, D.C., hotel because of Trump's comments on immigrants during the 2016 campaign.
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The "Reading Rainbow" host says the Talladega College Marching Band would be passing up a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity if it backed out amid all the backlash it's getting for taking the gig.
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Sharp late last month said it would issue around $4.4 billion worth of new shares to give Foxconn a two-thirds stake in a deal the Taiwanese company backed out of at the last minute.
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The Bowling Green Police Department report said that while Pierce told officers about the gun, surveillance footage did not record that part of the incident because Phillips backed out of the view of the cameras.
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About 600 people in total from the different parties have backed out of their races in recent months, according to Carlos Figueroa Ibarra, head of human rights at Morena, the political party leading presidential polls.
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The new political tensions have already caused problems for planned investments in the US. The Endeavor talent agency reportedly backed out of a $400 million investment from Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund earlier this week.
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Some employees have stated that they are considering leaving the company, while other high-profile members of the tech community have backed out of conferences associated with the company in solidarity with those organizing internally.
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Woody Allen is suing Amazon for $68 million claiming the streaming giant "backed out of" four movie deals due to a previous allegation of sexual assault against the director made by his daughter Dylan Farrow.
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They have since turned their attention to fertility treatments, and were about to begin the process of IVF when, at the last minute, her husband said he was not ready yet, so they backed out.
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Remember, Kanter just backed out of an upcoming team trip to the U.K. because he believes Erdogan has access to assassins in England who would "easily" kill him for his constant criticism of the regime.
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Her friends sobered up the next day and quickly backed out of the idea, but the Baker was still entranced and started broadcasting the prototype of her exhibitionist cooking show to her public Snapchat Story.
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A Chinese couple had promised to adopt him but had backed out, faced with a mountain of paperwork and the daunting prospect of bringing up a disabled child in a country still largely wheelchair inaccessible.
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The government backed out of the San Bernardino case on March 28th, after paying for a new method to break into the phone, and on Friday, the government pulled a similar move in New York.
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Abdeslam, born and raised in Belgium to Moroccan-born parents, told a magistrate he had planned to blow himself up at a sports stadium in Paris in November, but backed out at the last minute.
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French media giant Vivendi implied on Thursday that time was on its side in a spat with Mediaset about a month after it backed out of a deal to buy the Italian broadcaster's pay-TV.
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Brian and Max are set to fight each other on Saturday -- it'll be Max's first time in the Octagon since he backed out of UFC 226 with "concussion-like symptoms" just days before the fight.
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Trump backed out of a joint communique agreed by Group of Seven leaders in Canada at the weekend that mentioned the need for "free, fair and mutually beneficial trade" and the importance of fighting protectionism.
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The discussions, which began after Jackson bowed out in April, lasted for several days, but Manchin backed out after a poll showed he has a decent shot at reelection, White House officials told the Post.
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Alexander Acosta, the dean of Florida International University's law school, was nominated to lead the Labor Department after Trump's initial choice, restaurant executive Andrew Puzder, backed out amid opposition from Senate Republicans: http://bit.ly/28500nDTeE6900.
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He backed out of the Paris attacks, yet the authorities say he returned immediately to the Brussels terrorist cell that is believed to have been tied to the Islamic State, instead of turning himself in.
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The complaint alleges he used these residences as collateral for favorable loans in the U.S. Yanukovych ultimately backed out of joining the EU and, in response to widespread public protests and violence, fled to Russia.
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TMZ Sports spoke with The Answer about Ortega passing on Jeremy Stephens after Max Holloway backed out due to injury ... and Edgar says that could come back to haunt T-City in a big way.
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He says it also began interfering with the talent lineup ... going so far as to tell bands if they backed out Dentsu would help them land a gig playing the Summer Olympics in 2020 instead.
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Sources told The New York Post in March that Nielsen's debt load was the reason Blackstone, who was considered the top bidder at the time, backed out of its bid to buy the measurement giant.
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An Oregon man has settled his case with Burger King alleging they backed out of their promise to give him free food for life after he was locked in a bathroom at one of their locations.
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The Mexican leader backed out after Trump said he should not attend if he was unwilling to pay for a border wall between the two countries, a central plank of the New York businessman's election campaign.
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Then there's the practical fact that the government has now backed out of two cases in a row: once because a new method was discovered, and once because the passcode for the phone itself was discovered.
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The backdrop: The FBI agreed to pay Christopher Steele — the former British intelligence officer who complied the dossier — to continue his work in Moscow after Trump was elected, but backed out once he was publicly identified.
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Julien's sued Kareem -- claiming they also made a $300k donation to his foundation as part of the deal to sell the items -- but he refused to refund the money when he backed out of the sale.
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But Halperin has since been thrown off the book project — Penguin backed out and HBO cancelled the movie version — after a number of women went public with stories about him sexually harassing them in the workplace.
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The L.A. Lakers have backed out of plans to ink a 10-day contract with Jamil Wilson in the wake of a sexual battery lawsuit in which the player is accused of giving a woman herpes.
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In past years, invitations to conservative speakers at graduation ceremonies have been revoked or declined, such as when former Secretary of State Condoleeza Rice backed out of giving Rutgers University's 2014 commencement speech due to protests.
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For example, LNG carrier company Flex LNG backed out of the FSRU business in May, saying shipping rates and project delays had made the move unattractive compared to improved carrier rates, its chief source of revenue.
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Long courted for the job by Gulati — he first emerged as a possible United States manager in 2006, but reportedly backed out at the time over concerns about his autonomy — Klinsmann finally was hired in 2011.
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Woody Allen and Amazon settled a breach of contract lawsuit that the director had filed after the company backed out of a four-picture movie deal because #MeToo allegations from the 1990s had resurfaced against him.
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The restaurant is BLT Prime by David Burke, a second choice because the Washington restaurateur José Andrés backed out of his agreement to open a Spanish-Japanese eatery after Mr. Trump's immigrant-bashing campaign kickoff speech.
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She and Mr. Dewey of Urban Pace both said they had had at least one prospective buyer who had anticipated working for a Democratic administration and had backed out of a deal after Mr. Trump's victory.
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Sinclair Broadcast Group is counter-suing Tribune Media, saying the company backed out of its intention to complete a $3.9 billion merger without doing everything in its power to see the deal through, reports The Hill.
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The other host, Saeed Hassaseen, who is also a member of Parliament, stopped returning phone messages and backed out of plans for an interview after a journalist contacted Mr. Megahed and Mr. Fawzy about the calls.
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In this case, some applicants backed out after showing interest, but many of the hires had law enforcement experience, which Chief Shea said he saw as an opportunity to learn from the practices of other agencies.
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General Motors CEO Mary Barra has backed out of a planned keynote speech at CES, missing out on what was likely to be a splashy debut of GM's latest innovations on the tech industry's biggest stage.
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Likewise, the oil and gas pipeline operator Energy Transfer Equity this summer successfully backed out of its $33 billion deal to buy its rival Williams on a tax-related technicality after trying for months to escape.
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McDaniels -- who was fired from the Broncos after one and a half seasons -- famously accepted the Indianapolis Colts' job in 2018, but backed out of it just days later, opting to stay in New England instead.
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Including people who said they did not know how they would vote, the telephone poll showed 50 percent of people backed "Out," 45 percent supported "In," and 5 percent were classed as "don't know", ICM said.
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Damon Feldman -- the guy who set up a charity boxing match Farrah backed out of -- tells TMZ Kailyn's set to sign a deal with his company Friday for a charity match ... with proceeds going to charity.
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Trump has displayed a particular distaste for anything that implies international cooperation: The Trans-Pacific Partnership, the Iran deal, the Paris Climate Accords, and UNESCO are just a few multilateral agreements that he's backed out of.
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The company backed out of its ambitious plan to follow Tesla into Nevada with a $1 billion factory of its own, and instead had to turn its sights on the lease of a smaller facility in California.
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The two companies have been feuding since July when Vivendi backed out of an agreement that would give it full control of Mediaset's pay-TV Premium, and hand both groups a 3.5 percent stake in each other.
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The report was released yesterday and found that the NFL repeatedly overstepped its bounds and ultimately backed out of its promise to fund the study because their handpicked group—which included Ellenbogen—was not awarded the study.
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Then, a few days after that first attempt, police allege Patterson returned, but again backed out when he "noticed the lights were on in the house and people were walking around in the house," the complaint states.
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Video FBI LOVEBIRDS USED WORK PHONES TO HIDE AFFAIR, IG FINDS Page had been expected to testify Wednesday in a closed-door session, but backed out at the last minute, saying she needed more time to prepare.
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In an example of problems that can arise when trains and cars mix, a car backed out of a parking space in Jersey City last week and hit a light-rail vehicle, causing delays along the line.
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Alexander Nix, the former CEO of the political consultancy firm at the center of a storm about mishandled Facebook users data, has backed out of re-appearing in front of the UK parliament for a second time.
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It's unclear why DOJ backed out of the meetings, though the decision came just weeks before the head of the immigration court system, Juan Osuna, resigned as part of the transition of power to the Trump administration.
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The Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration was approved in July by all 193 member U.N. nations except the United States, which backed out last year, and is due to be ratified formally in December.
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However, Chinese company Unisplendour, which was planning to buy a 15 percent stake in Western Digital as part of the merger, backed out in February this year, lowering the value of the deal to around $16 billion.
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Elsewhere, tourism setbacks range from an estimated $22017 million lost when the 2325 NBA All-Star Game moved out of Charlotte to $2000,000 in spending taken elsewhere when the Lutheran Financial Managers Convention backed out of Fayetteville.
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Sturgeon was expected to give a keynote address at the News Xchange event next month, but backed out after the BBC announced that it had invited the former Trump White House chief strategist, according to multiple reports.
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The Information reports, however, that the company has struggled to actually follow through: it has backed out of at least six apartment and hotel projects in the United States this year and laid off over 240 employees.
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Couple backed out of trip at last minute Tony Burkhart and his wife were about to board the Branson Belle on Thursday evening when the weather took a turn for the worst, he told CNN via Twitter.
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And after it backed out of that agreement, didn't it once again declare in 85033 that it was shutting down its main nuclear reactor as a result of multinational talks, ushering in new relations with the U.S.?
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The chef made headlines in July 2015 when he backed out of an agreement to put a restaurant in the Trump Organization's new hotel in Washington, DC, over disparaging comments then-candidate Trump made about Mexican immigrants.
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Last May, in the heat of negotiations over the Iran agreement, Salman backed out of a planned Gulf Arab summit at Camp David, in what now appears to be a clear marker that the times had changed.
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At the trial, Mr. Glimcher testified that he had agreed to pay Rothko $35,000 per work in 1968 for a proposed exhibition — one that Rothko then backed out of under pressure from Marlborough, according to Mr. Glimcher.
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Fearing disruption by the unions around election time, the government has backed out of privatizing 10 key power distribution companies, which are broadly inefficient, and will now list some of their shares on the Pakistan Stock Exchange.
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And while many prominent American executives backed out of a major investment conference in Saudi Arabia that took place after Mr. Khashoggi's murder last year, some of the same corporate titans were back at this year's conference.
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The speedway closed in 1996 and held a few more events in 2010 and 2011 in an effort to revitalize interest in the space, but the local city council backed out of allocating funds to reopen it.
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Unlike Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, you don't typically hear updates from Kalanick or see him on TV. In fact, Kalanick backed out his commitment to be questioned by Recode's Kara Swisher during a conference later this month.
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That is, Beijing is explicitly seeking to fill the void the U.S. left as it backed out of various multilateral talks and agreements from the Trans-Pacific Partnership free trade deal to the Paris climate change agreement.
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By the numbers: Research from recruitment firm Randstad US found that 133% of U.S. managers have had an experience with candidates who accepted a job offer and then backed out or simply disappear before their start date.
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"Our private funder backed out after the FDA notice was released, so we have had to put our human study on hold until such time that we secure further funding," a company spokesperson writes in an email.
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Mississippi Attorney General Jim Hood said that investigation ran up against a stonewall 18 months ago when a witness backed out at the last minute after pledging to sign a sworn statement that would have implicated a suspect.
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The movie has been shown at film festivals Citing fears of similar retaliatory cyber-attacks, one American film festival curator even backed out of showing "Under the Sun," at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City.
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In 2017, Brown backed out of a fight that he was planning to participate in with rapper Soulja Boy, who was going to be trained by Mayweather for the match, according to the New York Post's Page Six.
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Former GOP presidential candidate and CEO of Godfather's Pizza Herman Cain backed out of the Fed process on Monday after renewed focus on existing sexual harassment and assault allegations and lack of support from Republicans in the Senate.
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CBS learned that the hard way in 2003, when "The Reagans," a mostly benign miniseries devoted to the couple, caused such a stir that the network backed out of airing it, shifting the project to pay channel Showtime.
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In February, the Annie Hall director sued Amazon for $68 million claiming the streaming giant "backed out of" four movie deals, including the release for A Rainy Day in New York, according to court documents obtained by PEOPLE.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden shifted his stance on the Trans-Pacific Partnership, a deal he backed as a member of the Obama administration that Trump backed out of in one of his first major acts as president.
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Even as the numbers of protesters waned, the international campaign supporting the Palestinians received a boost this week when Natalie Portman, the Oscar-winning actress, backed out of a major award ceremony meant to honor her in Jerusalem.
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U.S. President Donald Trump backed out of a joint communique agreed by Group of Seven leaders in Canada at the weekend that mentioned the need for "free, fair and mutually beneficial" trade and the importance of fighting protectionism.
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Now that we have the Congressional Budget Office's report in hand, we see in the cold, hard numbers that the Obamacare repeal is worse than the original version that House Republican leadership backed out of on March 24.
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Tribune Media officially backed out of the merger in August while filing a $1 billion lawsuit against Sinclair for allegedly breaching their agreement while blaming the company for creating regulatory roadblocks that became the focus of the FCC.
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In 2016, Dan Mintz, a producer of Hollywood films including Iron Man 3, backed out, seven months after announcing an agreement with Carlyle and Eastern Media International to buy their combined 82.2% stake in EBC in December 2015.
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The Department of Homeland Security also backed out of a $867,000 grant promised to researchers at the University of North Carolina who were developing a program to stop young people from embracing ideologies like jihadism and white supremacy.
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But a week after she filed the lawsuit in November 2013, neighbors on the block where Mr. Quezada lived when he won told The Daily Mail that he had backed out of a promise to pay their rent.
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Bahrain said the company from which its health ministry had leased an airplane to conduct a second repatriation flight had backed out and authorities were seeking alternatives "as soon as possible", state news agency BNA said on Wednesday.
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Experts find it troubling that Trump has repeatedly invoked the idea of "trust" when it comes to a brutal dictator whose country has lied repeatedly about its nuclear program and backed out of past agreements with the U.S.
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During the 2016 campaign, after Mr. Trump disparaged the Muslim parents of an American soldier killed in Iraq, Mr. Sondland and his business partner backed out of a fund-raiser, saying they did not share Mr. Trump's values.
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Mark and Jessica got off to a strong start but Messica -- as fans dubbed her -- became the villain when she two-timed Mark and started talking to Matt Barnett, who hinted he'd propose to Jessica ... but backed out.
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It's woefully underpowered, according to most experts and the Indian leaders who backed out of buying the plane (more on that momentarily), it's not all that stealthy, and its weapons capabilities are fine, but nothing to brag about.
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The project initially had the support of Visa, MasterCard and other big payments industry players, but they backed out of joining the Switzerland-based association that will manage Libra as regulatory and political scrutiny reached a fever pitch.
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The UFC's chief color commentator was at LAX when we asked how he felt about Jones accepting a fight with a replacement for Daniel Cormier at UFC 197 on April 23rd ... after D.C. backed out with an injury.
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That number declined to 42% in 2018, as the Trump Administration has scrubbed mentions of climate change from federal websites, instructed bureaucrats from different agencies to refrain from using the term, and backed out of the Paris Agreement.
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The two companies have been at loggerheads since July when Vivendi backed out of an agreement that would have given it control of Mediaset's pay-TV division Premium and handed the two firms 3.5 percent stakes in each other.
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Tronc shares dropped as much 30 percent on Thursday after Bloomberg News reported, citing sources, that banks financing Gannett's takeover of Tronc, which has a market capitalization of around $500 million, have backed out, putting the deal in doubt.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)Earlier this year, fueled in part by the U.S. government's concerns over security and potential espionage, AT&T, Verizon, and Best Buy all backed out of deals to carry Huawei phones in their retail stores.
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Remember that Trump took a congratulatory call from Taiwan's president and on the same day Trump met with Ma, a state-run Chinese tabloid warned that China would "take revenge" if Trump backed out of the one-China policy.
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The first bit of MLB news dropped when CNBC's David Faber confirmed a New York Post story that billionaire Steve Cohen backed out a $2240 billion deal to purchase a majority stake in the Mets from the Wilpon family.
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Many traders remain skeptical of the outcome of the meeting, expecting a repeat of the Doha meeting in April when talks fell through after Saudi Arabia backed out, citing Iran's refusal to join in a so-called production freeze.
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Residents of Manhattan's Trump Place successfully changed their property's name, two celebrity chefs famously backed out of D.C.'s Trump International Hotel and others were unwilling to replace them, and Trump's new line of hotels won't bear his name.
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Officials say Jackson was driving a '13 Kawasaki on US 51 around 1 AM at a "high rate of speed" when a 20-year-old woman backed out of a parking spot and into both lanes of the highway.
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To find out whether the person who runs the Sylvanian Families Twitter feed really is the happiest person in the world, we reached out to their PR. However, despite originally agreeing to answer our questions, they subsequently backed out.
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Mr. Rubio, who backed out of trips to Kentucky and Louisiana on Friday to make three stops across Kansas, has an increasingly narrow path and is confronting the prospect of a humiliating loss in his own state next week.
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For instance, after would-be donor Kari waited two years to be matched with a couple looking to conceive, she backed out after reading about all the health issues current and former donors were experiencing on WAED's secret forum.
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After the Croatian promoters backed out of a new, five-year plan, they claim Worldwide Entertainment Group cut them off from promotional social media channels, disabled emails accounts, prohibited public statements, and revoked their rights to promote the festival.
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The association also formalized its council, elected its board of directors, and appointed members of its executive team — all despite the fact that several high-profile partners recently backed out of the project, including Paypal, Visa, Mastercard, and Stripe.
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Mr. Trump first gave the job after his election to a top campaign aide, Jason Miller, who backed out two days later after a campaign colleague disclosed on social media that he had impregnated her during an extramarital affair.
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Mississippi Attorney General Jim Hood said that investigation ran up against a stone wall 18 months ago when a witness backed out at the last minute after pledging to sign a sworn statement that would have implicated a suspect.
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The Trump Organization announced on Monday, for the second time in four days, that it had settled a lawsuit with a celebrity chef who had backed out of plans to build a restaurant in its luxury hotel in Washington.
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The two sides have been engaged in on-and-off talks, which broke down in 2001 when the rebels backed out after the United States designated them as a "foreign terrorist organization," making it difficult to get overseas funding.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexican retailer and lender Grupo Coppel has indefinitely postponed a more-than-$1 billion initial public offering it considered launching this year after the family owners backed out, three people with knowledge of the deal said.
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Disagreement over the tariffs spilled into the open at a Group of Seven leaders' summit last week as U.S. President Donald Trump backed out of signing a joint communique that appeared to reach a fragile consensus on trade policy.
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HBO confirmed to PEOPLE that Maher will appear on the show Friday, though his long-term future at the network remains unclear, and at least one guest for the next episode of Real Time has already backed out, with Sen.
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But he stunned a broader constituency of U.S. allies at the weekend when he backed out of a joint G7 communique in Canada that mentioned the need for "free, fair and mutually beneficial trade" and the importance of fighting protectionism.
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The United States, which under former President Barack Obama helped negotiate the Paris agreement, is now the only country that has backed out of the pact which calls for a gradual shift to renewable energy by the end of the century.
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In July 2015, Andres backed out of a plan to open up a restaurant in the lobby of the Trump International Hotel in Washington after Trump called undocumented Mexican immigrants "rapists" and "criminals" when he launched his bid for president.
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Camilla, of course, was referencing the somewhat chaotic lead-up to the royal event, in which the bride-to-be's father, Thomas Markle, who lives in Mexico, abruptly backed out of walking his daughter down the aisle, citing health concerns.
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Geng put the blame on Washington for going back on its word in some previous rounds of talks, including last May, when the two reached an agreement in Washington but then the United States backed out a few days later.
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The sale of the headquarters is the latest move by Faraday Future to keep itself afloat after a nasty breakup with Chinese real estate conglomerate Evergrande, which backed out of a $2 billion investment deal at the end of 2018.
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Google hasn't really tried to catch the wave of standalone VR. It initially partnered with HTC and Lenovo on two self-contained Daydream headsets, but HTC backed out of the deal and Lenovo's Mirage Solo was effectively a development kit.
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This came weeks after Uber experienced its most significant backlash to date in response to the company's bungled response to President Trump's immigration ban and CEO Travis Kalanick's decision to advise Trump on economic issues — although Kalanick eventually backed out.
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WARSAW, June 13 (Reuters) - Polish chemicals company ZCh Police backed out of an earlier decision to restate its 2015 results, the company said, adding it will likely book losses from its Senegal business in the first half of this year instead.
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It also adds to the long list of U.S. giants who are either restricted in China — like Facebook and Google — or who have been sent packing by local rivals — like eBay, or Wal-Mart, which recently backed out of online groceries.
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The report, published on Monday and commissioned by Hitachi Capital, surveyed more than 1,000 businesses and found that 42 percent of large companies indicated that they had either stalled or backed out altogether on investment deals due to Brexit-related factors.
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Andrés is a Spanish immigrant who took a stand against then-presidential candidate Trump when he backed out of a deal to open a restaurant in D.C.'s Trump International Hotel after the candidate made disparaging remarks about Mexican workers.
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Film director Woody Allen has filed a $68 million lawsuit against Amazon Studios alleging there was a breach of contract when the studio backed out of a four-picture deal and refused to air one of Allen's completed films, Variety reports.
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Efforts to refinance over $400 million in debt in the early fall were jeopardized when an underwriter backed out in the wake of America Media's legal entanglement in the hush-money case, said a person familiar with the company's finances.
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Theranos main partner Walgreens has since backed out, Holmes has faced a Congressional inquiry over her lab practices, was recently banned from operating in her own labs, had her Newark lab shut down and was threatened with possible criminal charges.
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The company expects pretax earnings of $5.75 to $6.25 per share this year, about flat with 2019 when strike costs and profits from its investment in the Lyft ride-hailing company and stock warrants in France's PSA Peugeot are backed out.
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The company's plans for the DC universe appear to be in disarray; on top of the critical disappointment that was Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, The Flash director Seth Grahame-Smith backed out of the project over creative differences.
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The University of Tennessee says they found no evidence that Greg Schiano helped cover up child rape during his time at Penn State ... but they're still not explaining why they backed out of hiring him as the Vols head football coach.
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CoStar, a real-estate research firm, was entering final negotiations to bring 732 jobs to Charlotte in September when its board backed out because of negative publicity over HB2, according to an email between a chamber executive and a city official.
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The main point of contention was over the value of the nonexclusive livestreamed games, which are also widely available on TV. Amazon also backed out of the deal, leaving Twitter as one of the the last players standing, the source added.
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According to a 1982 InfoWorld article, Sinclair's first manufacturing partner backed out, and its replacement partner, ITT, struggled to produce them at scale and had static problems of its own—often ruining the watches before they even got to consumer.
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That he for once backed out of a controversy, rather than embracing it, underscores how much Russia's actions in Ukraine outraged world leaders: Even Mr. Trump, who has repeatedly stated his desire to work with Russia, will not defend them.
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But Andrew Wilkie, an independent and a former intelligence officer who entered Parliament in 2010, tore up his contract with Ms. Gillard two years later when she backed out of a deal with him to introduce restrictions on poker machines.
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That's a departure from the road traveled by U.S. District Judge Stephen Wilson of Los Angeles, who picked a new lead shareholder last week in a securities class action against Snap after his original choice for lead plaintiff backed out.
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The remarks come after news of Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei sharing a photo of himself reading the controversial tell-all book on the president's administration on Friday, just days after Trump backed out of a nuclear accord with the country.
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In a Medium post on Friday titled "A Call With Jack," Trump's director of digital advertising, Gary Coby, wrote in detail about how Twitter backed out of an advertising deal for custom hashtag emojis around the first and second presidential debates.
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Last year, their partnership blew up in spectacular public fashion when an ESPN report revealed that the league backed out of funding a seven-year, $16 million study of CTE, the neurodegenerative disease at the core of football's brain trauma crisis.
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Geng put the blame on Washington for going back on its word in some previous rounds of talks, including last May, when the two sides reached an agreement in Washington but then the United States backed out a few days later.
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John backed out of the garage and drove to Statesville, stopping first at a Shell station in Asheboro, where he wrapped the credit cards in a paper towel and buried them at the bottom of the men's-room trash can.
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The space at the Trump International Hotel has been empty since the celebrity chefs José Andrés and Geoffrey Zakarian backed out in protest of Mr. Trump's incendiary comments about Mexican immigrants during the campaign, prompting legal action by the Trump organization.
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Jamie Dimon, the chief executive of JPMorgan Chase, backed out of a planned investment conference in Saudi Arabia next week, the most prominent financier to cancel in the wake of the disappearance — and suspected killing — of a well-known Saudi journalist.
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He sued restaurants that backed out of his property in Washington, DC. "No detail is too small for a Trump suit," USA Today noted, pointing out that Trump is unafraid to far outspend his adversaries and unable to let anything go.
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Mr. Raffensperger, a former city councilman from Johns Creek, an affluent Atlanta suburb, did not respond to an interview request, and he backed out of a scheduled debate this week, leaving Mr. Barrow to talk next to an empty lectern.
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CEOs of a number of tech companies have publicly criticized Trump for his immigration executive order, and Uber CEO Travis Kalanick backed out of the president's economic advisory council after facing blowback from his employees and users over the policy.
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But Lin Xianzhi, a writer in southern China, said that a few weeks ago publishers backed out of reissuing his book, "The Spirit of May 4," which stresses the iconoclastic side of that time and was last published in 2012.
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Last year, Amazon, which was to release "A Rainy Day in New York," ended a four-movie deal with the director, and he is now suing Amazon for at least $68 million, saying the company improperly backed out of the deal.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil may have backed out of hosting this year's U.N. climate summit, but the country will still take a leading role in negotiating the mechanisms needed to implement the Paris Agreement, its top climate negotiator said on Tuesday.
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Wealthy donors and foreign governments would also see the sons as a way to curry favor with the president, as demonstrated by the "cuff links and camouflage" fundraiser scheduled for next week's inauguration that the sons have since backed out of.
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Seeking to quell fears among lawmakers from states with large agricultural industries, Trump said Thursday that he would look at rejoining the Trans-Pacific Partnership, a multilateral trade deal that he backed out of shortly after taking office last year.
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The odds of a government shutdown grew dramatically Tuesday as President Trump tweeted that he saw no path to a year-end deal with Democrats "Chuck and Nancy," who then promptly backed out of a meeting at the White House.
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In 2017, the Trump administration made at least 23 major rollbacks to environmental protections and backed out of the Paris climate agreement— a pact made with literally every country on earth to lower emission rates in an effort to fight climate change.
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Trump&aposs aides had warned that merely agreeing to the summit had provided Kim with long-sought international legitimacy and, if Trump ultimately backed out, he risked fostering the perception that the president was insufficiently committed to diplomatic solutions to the nuclear question.
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"We feel very strongly that Secretary Perdue has backed out on America's family farmers and ranchers, and is representing transnational agribusiness' interest against the family farmers' interest," said Joe Maxwell, a fourth-generation hog farmer and former Democratic lieutenant governor of Missouri.
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Many Hillary Clinton supporters expecting to head to Washington in January canceled their stays, and some D.C. hosts expecting to welcome Clinton supporters even backed out of listing their homes after Donald Trump won the election, the Huffington Post reported in November.
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Trump bragged, in that case, that his comments about Mexicans at the start of his campaign had actually helped his business and he accused the two celebrity chefs who backed out of restaurant deals there of trying to use him to grandstand.
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Trump&aposs aides had warned that merely agreeing to the summit had provided Kim with long-sought international legitimacy and, if Trump ultimately backed out, risked fostering the perception that the president was insufficiently committed to diplomatic solutions to the nuclear question.
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"I guess they didn't like my comments," Trump told lawyers in a lawsuit over two restaurateurs who backed out of plans for his recently opened hotel at the Old Post Office Building in Washington, just a few blocks from the White House.
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China Construction Bank (CCB), one of the highest-profile known backers, had pledged to invest around 150 million euros, but backed out of the consortium last month, one of the sources said, prompting the group to ask for more time to pay.
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In the wake of the article, others have stepped forward to air grievances, including model Tyler Ford, who says she backed out of a deal to appear on behalf of THINX after being offered an "abysmal amount of money" and being treated poorly.
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Some fans have been giving the rapper grief for performing at the Global Citizen Fest since she backed out on Bruno Mars' tour due to being a new mother, but she's pointed out touring is a lot different than one-time shows.
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BLT Prime by David Burke, the hotel's signature restaurant, debuted amid a highly publicized legal battle with José Andrés and Geoffrey Zakarian after the two celebrity chefs backed out of working with the hotel because of Trump's disparaging comments about Mexican immigrants.
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And in Washington, Mr. Trump has sued two celebrity chefs, Geoffrey Zakarian and José Andrés, after they backed out of restaurant deals at his new hotel development at the Old Post Office Pavilion after he made incendiary comments last year about Mexican immigrants.
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And the Vegas 216 is technically not a 16, either; its promoter, Brooks Downing, said the field was reduced to eight teams on Selection Sunday after programs from Power 5 conferences that had asked Downing to hold slots for them backed out.
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Showbiz Pizza Place—which came about in 1980 after a planned Pizza Time franchisee abruptly backed out of a contract due to concerns that competing animatronic technology would outpace what Bushnell had created—had quickly grown into major competitor of Pizza Time.
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Stock prices for both Gannett and Tronc plummeted on Thursday after a report by Bloomberg News said that the banks financing the potential deal had backed out; trading of Tronc's stock was halted at one point and ended the day down 28 percent.
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Daqri was, at one point, speaking with a large private-equity firm about financing ahead of a potential IPO, but as the technical realities facing other AR companies came to light, the firm backed out and the deal crumbled, we are told.
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But in Florida, Illinois and Arizona, officials said they were taking precautions such as extending early voting hours and moving polling places away from assisted-living facilities - even as some scrambled to find more poll workers to replace those who had backed out.
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It has cut aid for family planning and backed out of the global agreements that seek to avert the most devastating impacts of climate change, even as rising sea levels and drought-related famines threaten to create tens of millions of new migrants.
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When the White House R.S.V.P.'d "no" this month to the 2017 Kennedy Center Honors — the first time a president and a first lady have backed out of attending — it allowed both the Trumps and the gala's hosts to breathe sighs of relief.
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He has backed out of a plea agreement with prosecutors, who dropped him as a trial witness last year against his former business partner Bijan Rafiekian over charges that he had lied to the government about their firm's work for the Turkish government.
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BRASILIA, Oct 15 (Reuters) - Brazil may have backed out of hosting this year's U.N. climate summit, but the country will still take a leading role in negotiating the mechanisms needed to implement the Paris Agreement, its top climate negotiator said on Tuesday.
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Andres, a frequent critic of President Donald Trump, backed out of a deal to open a restaurant inside the Trump International Hotel in Washington after Trump called undocumented Mexican immigrants "rapists" and "criminals" in his 2015 speech announcing his bid for president.
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Last week, The Hollywood Reporter, citing anonymous sources, reported that Thompson had backed out of a voice part in "Luck," a Skydance movie with Alessandro Carloni attached to direct, because of concerns about working on a project for a studio run by Lasseter.
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Woody Allen sued Amazon in federal court on Thursday, seeking at least $68 million and saying that the company's streaming service had improperly backed out of a four-movie deal because of a renewed focus on allegations of sexual abuse on Allen's part.
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Reports suggest that Facebook eventually backed out of the NFL rights negotiations because it didn't want to use advertising to monetize football broadcasts; a surprising contention, but one borne out by Facebook's apparent reluctance to roll out advertising on its Live Video product.
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That can't be readily fact-checked due to the inherent secrecy in the bidding process, but it's possible that Musk only secured part of the funding, one of his partners backed out, or he's trying to juice the bidding process to get a better deal.
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Though Amazon abruptly backed out of its New York HQ2 plans, it wouldn't make any sense for a company like Uber to make a comparably drastic move — for example, by stopping rides in New York City, which is one of its largest US markets.
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She is suing Mr. Roberts and his associates, saying they cost her and the Little A'le'Inn upward of $15,000 by failing to provide what she claims were promised funds for the festival in Rachel (before they backed out and hosted Alienstock in Vegas instead).
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One of the authors who backed out of the ballot, N.K. Jemisin, did come away from the convention with an award: the Eugie Foster Memorial Award for Short Fiction, for her story "The City Born Great", although this is unrelated to the Dragon Awards.
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Baca, who is 74 and suffers from Alzheimer's disease, was indicted last week on three new criminal charges after he backed out of an earlier plea agreement rather than face a sentence tougher than the six-month term a federal judge rejected as too lenient.
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But on Monday night, two of the most anticipated performers — Rihanna and surprise performer Lauryn Hill — backed out at the last minute, leaving a show that, for most of its three-hour-plus runtime, felt like we were still waiting for something to happen.
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Without the governor pushing the plan, the Dolans backed out, instead deciding to renovate the existing Garden, where they have long enjoyed exceptionally hefty tax breaks at public expense, but now operate by virtue of a special city permit set to expire in seven years.
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More important than any historical factoid is that the decision means that the IOC has secured host cities for the next three Summer Olympics after several potential host cities like Budapest, Rome and Hamburg backed out due to backlash from the public and budgeting concerns.
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The lawsuit alleges: Amazon backed out of the deals, purporting to terminate them without any legal basis for doing so, while knowing that its actions would cause substantial damage to Mr. Allen, Gravier, investors and the artists and crew involved in making the films.
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CHICAGO, April 30 (Reuters) - U.S. ethanol makers have joined global livestock producers to snap up discounted American sorghum supplies after buyers in China backed out of deals due to stiff anti-dumping tariffs on the grain imposed by Beijing in a mounting trade dispute.
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A Washington, D.C., judge released the tapes on Monday of Trump and his son Donald Trump, Jr., which were recorded after they sued people who backed out of agreements to operate a restaurant in Trump's recently opened D.C. hotel following his racist remarks about Mexicans.
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Other companies that backed out include Adidas, which is building its first U.S. sports shoe factory employing 160 near Atlanta rather than a High Point site, and Voxpro, which opted to hire hundreds of customer support workers in Athens, Georgia, rather than the Raleigh area.
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Italy's challenge to CETA comes after U.S. President Donald Trump backed out of a joint communique agreed by Group of Seven leaders in Canada at the weekend that mentioned the need for "free, fair and mutually beneficial" trade and the importance of fighting protectionism.
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"And they have also noted a certain disengagement of the Americans in the Middle East," she added, including in Israel, but also on other issues like the conflict in Syria, where the United States backed out of conducting airstrikes in 2013, leaving the French bitter.
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A Soro candidacy would challenge nearly three decades of dominance of Ivorian politics by Ouattara, Gbagbo and another former president, Henri Konan Bedie, whose supporters backed out of joining Ouattara's new party last September over a dispute about who would choose its presidential candidate.
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LVMH (Celine, Dior, Givenchy, Louis Vuitton and others) said last year that the business of Amazon "does not fit" with its brands, and Swatch backed out of a deal to sell on Amazon in 2017 when the retailer refused to implement proactive protections against counterfeiters.
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To make up for the fact that I backed out of answering Alissa's actual question, I want to talk a bit about BlacKkKlansman and Green Book because I actually think those are the two nominated films most in conversation with one another this year.
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Read: How David Fincher Became a Master of Dark Thrillers Will Ferrell—the comedian famous for playing George W. Bush on Saturday Night Live—has backed out of a so-called dementia comedy about Ronald Reagan only days after it was announced, Variety reports.
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