The compressed, hollow sound of free streaming music was a big step down from the CD. "Huge step down from vinyl," Young said.
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The compressed, hollow sound of free streaming music was a big step down from the CD. "Huge step down from vinyl," Young said.
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Mumford will step down from his post in early 2017.
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Mr. McAleenan will step down from the position after Nov.
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Rourke will step down from the Donmar in the spring.
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Ailes was eventually forced to step down from his post.
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Barry Goldwater encouraging Nixon to step down from the presidency.
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Yeah, but that was a big step down from microfluidics.
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Step down from the main hallway into the living room.
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Why did Ann Martin step down from writing the series?
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She was forced to step down from office last year.
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"Don't step down from here, keep going," she urged the governor.
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They are a step down from "Mayday," which signals severe distress.
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They are a step down from 'Mayday', which signals severe distress.
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Tony Podesta today revealing he&aposll step down from his firm.
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We agree with her decision to step down from the campaign.
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That's a step down from both Sling TV and PlayStation Vue.
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Would Conway ask him to step down from the presidency, too?
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Hudson later confirmed Steyer's decision to step down from CAP's board.
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The company said John Marsh would step down from the board.
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He announced yesterday that he would step down from the position.
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Devin Nunes will temporarily step down from the panel's Russia investigation.
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He will step down from his current role effective May 6.
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Bill Clinton will step down from the board and stop fundraising.
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Was that a step down from their usual NBC broadcast home?
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A cabinet level position is a step down from the presidency.
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Guyer plans to step down from the CEO spot in July.
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Hall is expected to step down from her role next week.
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Democrats are demanding Sessions step down from the Justice Department entirely.
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He will step down from his position at the end of September.
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He will step down from his role at the end of June.
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Rajoy said he would step down from his party's leadership on Tuesday.
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Zuma is scheduled to step down from the ANC helm in December.
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But De Leon said he will not step down from his position.
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That's a big step down from 8.2% growth in the previous quarter.
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Some are calling her to step down from her town-funded position.
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The company said Witty will step down from its board effective immediately.
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Twitter co-founder Ev Williams to step down from the company's board
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Rick Scott that she would step down from her post on Jan.
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Go deeper: Hunter Biden to step down from board of Chinese company
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I applaud his decision to step down from the Council this morning.
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Dow Jones reported on Friday Jacobs may step down from Qualcomm's board.
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An impressive sum – but undeniably a step down from the billion-grossing Skyfall.
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They ordered all six of their ministers to step down from Rousseff's Cabinet.
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For one, he will step down from the board and stop raising funds.
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I have made the choice to step down from hosting this year's Oscar's….
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Following the results, he announced that he would step down from his position.
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Democratic FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler will step down from his post on Jan.
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Rogers had previously announced his intention to step down from the CEO post.
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Prince Andrew has announced that he will step down from his royal duties.
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It is a decent sequel but definitely a step down from the first.
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She refused to step down from the board, so EPA staff removed her.
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Former Uber CEO Travis Kalanick will step down from the board, effective Dec.
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However, Israel said on Sunday he will not step down from his post.
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Now Idaho's fish and game commissioner has to step down from his job.
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She will step down from her role at the conclusion of the convention.
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The company also said Donatus Albrecht will step down from its board, effective Aug.
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Donald M. Payne, Jr. -- did call for Nunes to step down from his position.
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Video is where the X-T30 is a slight step down from the T3.
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Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats will step down from his role, and Rep.
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This is a step down from facial recognition, and may not be as accurate.
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This would make him a Navy Commander, a step down from a true Captain.
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Perry last month said he would step down from his post on Dec. 1.
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Perry last month said he would step down from his post on Dec. 13.
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Kabila, who succeeded his father in 2001, is refusing to step down from power.
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Wednesday, March 29 Ryan rebuffs calls for Nunes to step down from the committee.
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In my opinion, the real change needs to happen a step down from that.
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He said he would also step down from his board responsibilities at various startups.
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Ultimately, Congress blocked his confirmation and he had to step down from that role. :
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Two young soldiers asked us to step down from the truck with our bags.
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President Donald Trump on Sunday announced that Nielsen would step down from her post.
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The timing couldn't be better for him to step down from his post here.
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GE announced in late July that CFO Miller will step down from her role.
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Ultimately, Congress blocked his confirmation and he had to step down from that role.
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Asking Zuckerberg to step down from Facebook is "totally disconnected from reality," he said.
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Roku (ROKU) – Roku Chief Financial Officer Steve Louden will step down from that position.
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Carsten Spohr will step down from the supervisory board, the company said on Thursday.
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Alphabet CEO Larry Page announced Tuesday that he will step down from the position.
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As a result I have made the decision to step down from the council.
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His own party has also turned against him, demanding he step down from power.
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Kennedy is 80 and weighing when and whether he will step down from the court.
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"I have made the choice to step down from hosting this year's Oscars's," Hart tweeted .
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Galvão, who said he would never step down from his position, ended up being fired.
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Macy's announced Thursday its CEO Terry Lundgren will step down from that position next year.
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During the trial, Rousseff would be required to step down from office for 180 days.
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He needs to step down from the board of Facebook, company with vast media power.
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Esper, by rule, had to step down from the acting role during his confirmation process.
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I told them I'd agree, on the condition that Hayden step down from the board.
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Yellen also said she would not step down from her until her term is done.
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It's a step down from the 22019% we saw first quarter, but better than expected.
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The economy created 75,000 jobs in May, a sharp step-down from 224,00 in April.
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Leading biotech investor Dr. Beth Seidenberg will step down from her role at Kleiner Perkins.
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This does seem like an objective step down from One Direction Sean: Let's be real.
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Lehner, 72, said he would step down from the conglomerate at the end of July.
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He announced in November he would step down from his Fed position in mid-2018.
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Photos by Matthew Yarbrough You step down from the truck and the trail reveals itself.
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Sources added that director Danny Rimer is also expected to step down from the board.
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David has decided to step down from position of chairman * announces appointment of anastassis g.
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You can choose whether or not you want to step down from Wayne Enterprises gracefully.
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A CBS spokesman declined to comment if Redstone would step down from the CBS board.
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CEO and founder Kevin Plank plans to step down from the top job on Jan.
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And LaPierre's pay wouldn't necessarily cease if he were to step down from the company.
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"Among Saints," the saints who step down from the walls of a church to pass
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Evans said he would step down from the board following the memo's public release Thursday.
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It is, however, a step down from the speedier job growth in the recent past.
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Tribune's Chief Executive Peter Liguori is set to step down from his role in March.
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Ferreira had previously said he planned to step down from his CPFL post in July.
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Ms. Dubuc plans to step down from her post at A&E on April 16.
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Ellison then announced that he'd step down from congress if he won the DNC race.
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Vadera, previously a British government minister, will step down from Santander and BHP, Prudential said.
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Roberta Jacobson, the U.S. ambassador to Mexico, will step down from her post in May.
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Ryan Graves announced he would step down from an operating role at Uber on Thursday.
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On Monday morning, Mr. Frazier said he would step down from Mr. Trump's manufacturing council.
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The resulting scandal led cofounder Steph Korey to step down from her role as CEO.
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It was not immediately clear if he would step down from his seat in Congress.
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Protesters are also calling for Lam to step down from her post as chief executive.
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Pollsters also found nearly half believe Trump's presidency will be a step down from Obama's.
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Andrew Liveris will step down from his post as executive chairman at DowDuPont in April.
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On Monday morning, Mr. Frazier said he would step down from Mr. Trump's manufacturing council.
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The 1990 season represented a giant step down from that already low point of departure.
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The Abrams campaign called on Kemp to step down from his role overseeing state elections.
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Xavier Rolet would step down from his role as chief executive of the London Stock Exchange.
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"That's a step down from 2018, but still consistent with a healthy, growing economy," he said.
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Debenhams also said interim executive chairman Terry Duddy would step down from the board in September.
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Dingemans will step down from the board in May 2019, the company said in a statement.
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Ma is set to formally step down from his position as chairman of Alibaba in September.
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According to Lindland, it's unlikely that Musk would choose to step down from the top role.
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Zeid's decision to step down from his post may not have caused great grief for Guterres.
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This month, Thomas J. Curry will step down from his post in charge of the OCC.
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Former Title: Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats will step down from his role, and Rep.
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Mayer will step down from Yahoo — which will be renamed Altaba — after the merger is completed.
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He plans to step down from Congress at the end of June, having announced his retirement.
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" Asked if he would step down from the chairman role, Zuckerberg said, "that's not the plan.
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"I have made the choice to step down from hosting this year's Oscar's," Hart, 39, tweeted.
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Maduro has refused to step down from power despite increasing international pressure and support for Guaidó.
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Alibaba Group chairman Jack Ma will step down from the $460 billion Chinese firm on Tuesday.
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Scott will step down from the board following Lonmin's interim results in May, the company said.
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Executive movesMedMen CEO and cofounder Adam Bierman will step down from his position on February 1.
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Despite increasing pressure to resign, Northam has not indicated he will step down from his post.
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But several conservatives are demanding answers, including calling for Falwell to step down from his post.
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PepsiCo announced Monday that CEO Indra Nooyi will step down from her post after 12 years.
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By law, Maguire had to step down from his position as acting DNI by March 12.
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Voting rights advocates and Abrams's campaign are intensifying calls for Kemp to step down from office.
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As part of the deal, Musk agreed to step down from his chairman role for three years.
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"I have made the choice to step down from hosting this year's Oscar's," he tweeted on Dec.
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GitHub CEO Chris Wanstrath will step down from his role as soon as he finds a replacement.
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Hortonworks CEO Rob Bearden would step down from an operating role, but join the board of directors,
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The exchange group will step down from the wider LCH board on completion of the share swap.
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At the time, Kintner resisted calls to step down from fellow politicians, including Ricketts, the newspaper reported.
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The next level isn't so much as a step down from fractional ownership as a step sideways.
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The company announced that Jamie Miller plans to step down from her role as chief financial officer.
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Chen will step down from the post of the president, Bank of China said on its website.
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"I have made the choice to step down from hosting this year's Oscar's," Hart said on Twitter.
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Fairfax is not the only Virginia lawmaker to be facing calls to step down from office. Gov.
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His announcement came after several Democratic lawmakers called for him to step down from his powerful post.
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Ms. Hill, 62, recently announced that she would step down from the presidency of Vassar next year.
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"I have made the choice to step down from hosting this year's Oscar's," Hart tweeted last month.
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Conroy was expected to step down from his post on April 24 at the request of Ryan.
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Swedish will serve as Anthem's executive chairman and step down from that role in May next year.
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The guy didn't step down from his seat and wasn't encouraged to do so by his colleagues.
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The Democratic National Committee called on Gardner to step down from what it called a "sham" commission.
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Immediately following the news report, Evans announced Thursday that he would step down from the Metro board.
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Hutchinson is now term limited and will have to step down from the governor's office in 2022.
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Mr. Dooley announced in September that he planned to step down from the interim position in November.
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The rest of Yahoo's board, including CEO Marissa Mayer, will step down from the newly formed company.
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One of the Democrats running for governor called on Madigan to step down from his leadership posts.
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"I have made the choice to step down from hosting this year's Oscar's," he wrote on Twitter.
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At 5x hybrid, it's a step down from the 10x Zoom the company launched a while back.
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"If I was convicted of that, I would've had to step down from my tribe," Betty recalls.
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The least she could do is step down from her position and show us a little courtesy.
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Following that, the company announced its chief financial officer, Joe Euteneuer, would step down from his position.
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Wexner will step down from his role but stay on the board of directors as chairman emeritus.
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Dai will step down from chairman position at China Petrochemical Group (Sinopec Group), according to the statement.
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Many calling for her to step down from her hosting gig to make room for fresh blood.
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Trump has long maligned McCabe, who had originally planned to step down from the FBI in March.
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The economy created 157,000 jobs in July, a step-down from the 248,000 positions added in June.
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Hunter agreed to step down from his congressional committee assignments, though he later went on to win reelection.
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Hey, Microsoft: it's time to step down from the internet throne and hand the crown over to Android.
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In 1998, he spoke to The New York Times about his decision to step down from the museum.
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Seeing him stepping away from the role is like seeing an elder statesman step down from his post.
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However, due to the negative publicity, he issued a statement saying he would step down from his companies.
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Gou had told Reuters on Monday that he planned to step down from his role in coming months.
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Y., on Tuesday joined the growing chorus of calls for Acosta to step down from the Labor Department.
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Update: Uber CEO Travis Kalanick has announced that he will step down from President Trump's economic advisory council.
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Steve Scalise, who once described himself as "David Duke without the baggage," to step down from House leadership.
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According to the agency, he had decided to step down from the post because of an undisclosed illness.
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"I will not step down from my beliefs," said Clay, who came with her grandma and younger sister.
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Pruitt said only that he would step down from those cases if directed by the EPA's Ethics Office.
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Should she not be confirmed by the year's end, Rosenworcel will have to step down from the Commission.
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Clinton also said he would also step down from the board of the foundation, according to the report.
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But Moore has vowed he won't step down from the race, instead calling on McConnell to step down.
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Dianne Feinstein, ranking Democrat on the Senate Judiciary Committee, have demanded that Acosta step down from his position.
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Burberry chief designer Christopher Bailey is set to step down from the luxury goods maker in March 2018.
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Mugabe announced earlier Tuesday that he would step down from his role after leading Zimbabwe for 37 years.
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President Donald Trump said he hopes House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi does not step down from her post.
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And Mr. Clinton would step down from the foundation's board, while Chelsea Clinton would remain on the board.
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Opposition politicians have called for him to temporarily step down from his office while an investigation is conducted.
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The news comes just days after Spicer announced he would step down from his position as press secretary.
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He has exceeded that standard, and there is no question he should step down from the Intel chairmanship.
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He announced in February his plans to step down from the Kraft board to decrease his travel commitments.
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Current CEO Mark Parker announced in late October that he will step down from his post in 2020.
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The company added that Andrew Grech will step down from his position as group managing director, effective immediately.
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That may seem a step down from fighting cybercrime, predicting the weather, and whooping human butts at Jeopardy!
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Merkel is set to step down from her role as party leader when her term expires in 2021.
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Graham said the House leadership should make the call whether Nunes should step down from his committee position.
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He will replace Bill Paton, who will step down from the role at the end of April 2017.
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If chosen, Rehn would have to step down from the centre-right government which he joined last year.
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Lauri Firstenberg, the director of LAXART, will step down from her position at the end of the month.
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Mercer will also step down from the board but continue to work at the firm, focusing on research.
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But the 41-year-old indicated he would nonetheless step down from office if he lost the referendum.
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SoftBank gave Neumann $1.7 billion to step down from his position as chairman of the board at WeWork.
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The sources said Heineken was considering asking Mallya to step down from the United Breweries board he chairs.
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In April, The Place announced that he would step down from that role to focus on his company.
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Mr. Senard was scheduled to step down from Michelin in May to make way for a successor there.
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The Duke and Duchess of Sussex announced plans to step down from their royal duties earlier this year.
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Liberals began arguing that Judge Kavanaugh should even step down from the appeals court where he currently serves.
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I am appreciative of the opportunity to have served, but have decided to step down from the council.
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Andrew announced he would step down from public duties as the Duke of York following the Newsnight interview.
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She will succeed Bruce Besanko, who will step down from that role at the retailer on Nov. 1.
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Duncan Hunter has agreed to step down from his congressional committee assignments, a Republican leadership aide tells CNN.
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Leslie Wexner, L Brands' 22013-year-old CEO and chairman, will step down from the company he founded.
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"That's being discussed," one Republican said of the requests for certain members to step down from their posts.
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Collins is slated to step down from his ranking member position on the panel in the coming days.
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She will succeed Bruce Besanko, who will step down from that role at the retailer on Nov. 1.
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If Menendez is convicted and decides to step down from his Senate seat before January, New Jersey Gov.
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The reports that surfaced about Manafort's foreign lobbying ultimately led him to step down from the Trump campaign.
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AutoNation — CEO Mike Jackson will step down from his role in 2019 to become the company's executive chairman.
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To make room for Dobson, Howard Balloch will step down from the 11-member board, the company said.
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Flake to step down from his seat, after early polling showed him losing to Ward in the primary.
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Kyl recently announced that he'd step down from the Senate seat on December 31, spurring questions about whom Gov.
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"Doctor Who" star Peter Capaldi has announced he'll step down from the role at the end of the year.
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Carter succeeds Lucinda Bell, who said in October she would step down from the board and leave the company.
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Last week, President Donald Trump confirmed the former Texas governor would step down from his role as energy secretary.
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Adam Neumann, WeWork's controversial co-founder, will also step down from the company's board and become a board observer.
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It appears actor Ben Affleck has quietly decided to step down from his role as Gotham's caped crusader, Batman.
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Nationwide News is appealing Wigney's decision, according to the Herald, and has requested he step down from the case.
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The former president said he would also step down from the board and stop raising funds for the organization.
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Then Uber caught flak when its chief executive Travis Kalanick refused to step down from Trump's economic advisory council.
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Jason Spencer plans to step down from his post on July 31, the Georgia House speaker&aposs office said.
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Bill Clinton announced Monday he would step down from the Clinton Foundation should his wife win the White House.
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If Rosenworcel is not confirmed by the end of the year, she will have to step down from commission.
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He resigned from Theranos earlier this month and will step down from General Dynamics if confirmed for the position.
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At 3,300 mAh, it's a step down from the Note 7 and S21529934+, both of which sported 21529935,21529936 mAh.
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Those comments resulted in a wave of Republican calls for the billionaire to step down from the Republican ticket.
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Earlier this month, the NBG asked Khazaradze and Japaridze to step down from the board of TBC Bank JSC.
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Gov. Rick Scott (R) will step down from the Florida Elections Canvassing Commission, according to the Tampa Bay Times.
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He was asked to step down from his position without a hearing Because he played the music too loud.
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He lost the primary for reelection and will step down from his post in January when his term ends.
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Conyers denies the allegations and vows not to resign, although he did step down from the House Judiciary Committee.
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He announced that both he and AFL-CIO leader Thea Lee would step down from Trump's Manufacturing Advisory Board.
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Kerkhoff also said that supervisory board member Hans-Peter Keitel, 71, would step down from his post effective Jan.
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The pizza chain announced that founder John Schnatter will step down from his CEO post but will remain chairman.
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Most critically: Musk will have to step down from his role as Tesla chairperson for at least three years.
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Buffalo Wild Wings said on Tuesday that two existing board members would step down from their positions effective immediately.
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They are due to replace Pentti Hakkarainen and Seppo Honkapohja, who will step down from the board next year.
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Shkreli was forced to step down from his company last month after he was arrested on securities fraud charges.
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SoftBank will reportedly give Neumann $1.7 billion to step down from the board and give up his voting power.
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Ms. Henderson is expected to step down from her role with the Murdochs after the Disney sale is completed.
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Gerald L. Storch, who has run Hudson's Bay since January 2015, will step down from his post on Nov.
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Shiao's appointment comes after Russell Travers, who is the acting director, chose to step down from the interim position.
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The company said Chief Finance Officer Mark Wilson will step down from his role no later than April 30.
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Kabila has defied a constitutional requirement to step down from office despite having already served the maximum two terms.
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Chief Executive Officer Petar Cvetkovic and Finance Director Daljit Basi will step down from the board with immediate effect.
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Murray, the co-CEO of Ray Dalio's Bridgewater Associates, is planning to step down from her job next month.
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Mr. Page, 46, and Mr. Brin, 46, said last month that they would step down from their executive roles.
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Facebook – Facebook security chief Alex Stamos will step down from the post later this year, according to multiple reports.
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The company announced Friday that non-executive director Tadashi Yanai will step down from the board on December 31.
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Yet administrative actions to increase flexibility under ObamaCare would be a significant step down from Congress repealing the law.
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The engineering firm also announced that its chief operating officer was to step down from the board in late September.
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Jenni Lomax, the director of the Camden Arts Centre in London, will step down from her post in July 22016.
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Novak, 63, will also step down from Yum's board, but will remain a shareholder at both Yum and Yum China.
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President Kabila set off a political crisis in 210 after refusing to step down from office when his term ended.
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As part of the Chapter 11 bankruptcy restructuring, Sears CEO Eddie Lampert will step down from his position, effective immediately.
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Under current GOP conference rules, Collins is required to step down from his top post while he seeks higher office.
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Neumann has agreed to take $685 million to step down from the board of The We Company, which owns WeWork.
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On Saturday, RBI governor Rajan said he would step down from his position in September, ending a three-year tenure.
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LinkedIn CEO Jeff Weiner announced his plans to step down from the position on June 1 and become executive chairman.
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Flack shared the news that she would step down from "Love Island" in a statement on Instagram Stories, CNN reported.
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The company announced in June that Lundgren would step down from his role in 2017, and be succeeded by Gennette.
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"I have made the choice to step down from hosting this year's Oscars," he wrote on the social media platform.
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BHP Billiton — The mining company's chairman, Jac Nasser, will step down from that post after six years on the job.
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According to BuzzFeed News, Richards has already told several board members about her plans to step down from her position.
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I implore Attorney General Kane to do what is right: put the commonwealth's residents first and step down from office.
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His statement was made days after anonymous claims of sexual mistreatment led him to step down from the Tor Project.
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Janet Yellen, the outgoing chair, has not yet said if she will step down from the Fed's board of governors.
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Yellen had previously said she would step down from the Fed's Board of Governors after finishing her term as chair.
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Hogan-Howe's comments prompted a Twitter storm, with many people calling on Hogan-Howe to step down from his position.
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Which is why his sudden conversion to Islam and decision to step down from his leadership position is so striking.
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Reuters recently reported that three of Ambac's top 10 shareholders called for Tavakoli to step down from his CEO position.
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The appointments included Minister of Justice Paiboon Koomchaya who had to step down from the cabinet, making his replacement necessary.
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Current CFO Carol Fairweather will step down from the board by the end of January 2017 "to pursue new opportunities".
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Amongst other changes, Clinton announced that he would step down from the foundation's board and stop fundraising for the organization.
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The C.E.O. of the health care company Abbott Laboratories, Miles White, will step down from the position in March 2020.
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Kim, the World Bank's current president, has said he will step down from his role to join a private firm.
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It was a step down from the Southern California circuit where he had been riding, but it felt like home.
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NSF, in a separate statement, said its chief financial officer, Nick Teunon, will step down from the role next March.
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"On account of personal reasons, I have decided to step down from my current position," Patel said in a statement.
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The standoff between Guaidó and Maduro comes as opposition forces work to pressure Maduro to step down from the presidency.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) urged him to step down from his office one day after he was diagnosed with brain cancer.
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A poll taken by Royal Central shows 83% of people asked said Andrew should step down from his royal duties.
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Both sides worry that it could lead to a mistrial if Ito is forced to step down from the case.
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Nunes is facing increased scrutiny and calls by other members of Congress for him to step down from the committee.
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It's a step down from the first World's record-setting (as in, 4th of all time) $208 million opening weekend.
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Chen will step down from the post of the bank's president, the country's fourth-largest lender said on its website.
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Robert Siegel will step down from his position as host of NPR's flagship news show "All Things Considered" next year.
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Mr. Mulvaney replaces Richard Cordray, who said on Wednesday that he would step down from his position later this month.
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"I have made the choice to step down from hosting this year's Oscar's," the 39-year-old said on Twitter.
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Mr. Myers told Congress he would step down from his position and sell his AccuWeather shares and options if confirmed.
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Within days, he called on the state's Democratic attorney general to step down from office while she runs for governor.
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Ms. Denholm has been an independent director at Tesla since 23, and will step down from her role at Telstra.
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Tesla said Ms. Denholm would step down from her role at Telstra once her six-month notice period is complete.
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As the TV journalist, who is seven years cancer-free, prepares to step down from her current role at E!
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Fannie Mae announced Monday that CEO Timothy Mayopoulos will step down from his role by the end of the year.
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This past weekend, Mugabe refused to step down from his post despite calls from his own party to do so.
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Hunter announced his plans to step down from his seat when changing his plea from not guilty in early December.
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Jacky Rosen, who called on him to disavow Wynn's endorsement and demand that Wynn step down from his RNC post.
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He is now to step down from his role and assume a new position at U.K. financial technology company Revolut.
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Rachel Brand, the third-ranking official at the Justice Department, will step down from the job, NBC News reported Friday.
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Cannabis producer Aphria Inc said Chief Executive Officer Vic Neufield would step down from his position in the coming months.
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Cornyn has said he would like to replace McConnell when the Kentucky Republican decides to step down from the post.
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Rick Waddell plans to step down from his position at the White House," said White House spokesperson Lindsay Walters. "Dr.
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Ells is set to step down from his position as CEO as soon as the company finds a suitable replacement.
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He will step down from that post — where his tenure included performing Purcell's "Dido and Aeneas" in Libya — in 2021.
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Democrats have called on Nunes to step down from his post, while most Republicans in the chamber say they support Nunes.
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Thom Weatherford will serve as chair of the audit committee until March 2019 when he will step down from the board.
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Trump called on Obama to step down from the presidency and challenged Clinton to ratchet up her language about terror threats.
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Even Queen Elizabeth is Skyping with her grandkids now and, at 92, has no plans to step down from the throne.
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Al Franken, and Trump himself — calling on Moore to step down from the Senate race, and Franken and Trump to resign.
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I also recently started playing everything I have a step down from standard, so I just tune everything to E flat.
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The Indiana Democrats' former nominee, Baron Hill, said Monday he would step down from the race -- clearing the way for Bayh.
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Beto O'Rourke, who currently represents the 16th district, announced he would step down from the seat in order to challenge Sen.
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Politicians on the left and right are calling for him to step down from the Senate race against Democrat Doug Jones.
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Sloan has faced calls to step down from investors and politicians, including U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren, a 2020 Democratic presidential contender.
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Clancy informed his staff this morning that he plans to step down from his post on March 4, a spokesperson confirmed.
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Valeant initially requested Schiller to step down from the board, but Schiller "has not done so," according to the company's statement.
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The rubber strap that ships with the Frontier version is a marked step down from the design of the watch itself.
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He will maintain "many" of his board seats on portfolio companies but will step down from investing, a GV rep said.
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As expected, COFCO confirmed that Dierk Overheu will step down from his position as CEO of Nidera as the deal closes.
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Bill Clinton announced last month that he would step down from his family's charitable organization should his wife win in November.
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Mr. Trump stopped short of calling for Mr. Ryan, the speaker of the House, to step down from his convention role.
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Local media reports have said he is willing to step down from those roles if he gets the prestigious BHP job.
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Raul Grijalva of Arizona also called on Conyers to step down from the Judiciary post, in an interview with C-SPAN.
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He refused to step down from his position and denied Democratic accusations that he used his office to suppress minority voters.
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That same day, all nine Republicans serving on the House Intel Committee called on Schiff to step down from his post.
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Yucaipa and other Uber investors defended Kalanick and asked Benchmark to divest its own shares and step down from the board.
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Softbank gave Neumann a $1.7 billion golden parachute to step down from his position as chairman of the board at WeWork.
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On Tuesday, Neumann was also reported to step down from the board, with SoftBank, WeWork's largest investor, taking over the company.
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He's asked investor Carl Icahn to serve as a top adviser on regulations without demanding he step down from his businesses.
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The CEO of Nextdoor, the social network for local neighborhoods, plans to step down from his role after almost eight years.
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The professor was also asked to step down from her role as a director of graduate studies in the medical school.
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The scandal led her to step down from her role as the head of the Spokane, Washington, chapter of the NAACP.
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That move prompted the entire prosecution team to step down from the case, and one prosecutor resigned from the DOJ entirely.
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Kabila, the president of the DRC, refused to step down from power after his second five-year term ended in December.
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Dropbox – The cloud company's stock slipped 162.53% after announcing that Chief Customer Officer Yamini Rangan will step down from her position.
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The pair will formally step down from their roles as working members of the royal family at the end of March.
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Taylor will step down from his post and leave Ukraine on January 2, two sources familiar with his plans tell CNN.
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But he did step down from his post as the top Democrat on the House Appropriations subcommittee overseeing the Justice Department.
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Some have called for CEOs to step down from the group, arguing that membership is a tacit endorsement of the president.
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Hunter agreed to step down from his congressional committee assignments after the indictment, which came months ahead of the 2018 election.
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Planned Parenthood President Cecile Richards has plans to step down from her post, according to a Wednesday report from BuzzFeed News.
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Italian national Mario Draghi is poised to step down from his role as ECB president at the end of October 2019.
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And, more significantly, Bill Clinton will step down from the board and stop raising funds for it, the ex-president said.
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Schnatter owns nearly 30 percent of the company's shares, but some have called for him to step down from the board.
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John McCain's term — has announced that he plans to step down from the role on December 31, the Arizona Republic reports.
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Hunter agreed to step down from his congressional committee assignments after the indictment, which came months ahead of the 2018 election.
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The company has blamed some of the accounting problems on Schiller, and asked him to step down from his board seat.
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"I never discussed with other lawyers for the president that Jared Kushner should step down from his position at the White House, I never recommended to the president that Mr. Kushner should step down from that position and I am not aware that any other lawyers for the President made any such recommendation either," Kasowitz said in a statement.
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White, an independent, is slated to step down from her post at the end of Democratic President Barack Obama's term in January.
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The employee-owned John Lewis Partnership, which also owns upmarket supermarket Waitrose, said he would step down from his role on Oct.
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On March 27, it lost Chief Executive Martin Reid and last month founder Gerald Soloway agreed to step down from the board.
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Photo: GettyFCC Commissioner Mignon Clyburn, a passionate advocate for protecting net neutrality, announced plans on Tuesday to step down from the agency.
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"Scuderia Ferrari announces that, at the end of the 2018 season, Kimi Raikkonen will step down from his current role," said Ferrari.
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Under the party's unwritten rules, CCDI chief Wang, who will be 69, is due to step down from the Politburo Standing Committee.
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Westergren will also step down from the board of directors, vacating all official positions with the company he founded back in 2000.
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This is, I think, one of the reasons I found seasons four and five such a step down from the first three.
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Hong Kong's top official, Chief Executive Carrie Lam, has defied protest calls to drop the legislation and step down from her post.
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The 5 Series The 5 Series is TCL's step down from the 6 Series, and it essentially replaces the current S Series.
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Lampert, who has served as CEO for the past five years, will step down from that post, effective immediately, but remain chairman.
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Inspector-General of Police Khalid Abu Bakar said on Monday he will not allow rallies that demand Najib step down from power.
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Though that was a step-down from the 3.0 percent pace notched in the third quarter, the gain was above economists' expectations.
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For example, the court could require Musk to step down from Tesla's board entirely, which would be a good move, Elson said.
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Third-party controllers generally feel cheap and, in almost every instance, are a step-down from what comes packed with the console.
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On completion of the deal, current chief executive Xavier Rolet will step down from his role, with Carsten Kengeter taking the reigns.
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The former president has said that he would step down from the foundation's board and stop fundraising if his wife is elected.
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He announced last month that he would step down from the foundation bearing his name if Hillary Clinton wins on Nov. 85033.
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Even at 86 years old, Warren Buffett doesn't plan to step down from his role as CEO of Berkshire Hathaway anytime soon.
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Samsung Electronics said Friday that its vice chairman and chief executive officer, Oh-Hyun Kwon, had decided to step down from management.
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CBS chief Les Moonves will step down from his position in the coming days amid growing sexual misconduct allegations, CNN reported Sunday.
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But Republicans want Wheeler to step down from the commission so that Democrats will no longer have the majority on the FCC.
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Jackson Lee will also temporarily step down from her chairmanship on the House Judiciary Committee's crime, terrorism, homeland security and investigations subcommittee.
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TMZ reported that Jamie filed paperwork stating his intention to step down from the roles so he could focus on his health.
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Vladimir Putin said on Friday that he plans to step down from the Russian presidency once his current term expires in 85033.
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His second term ended in 2016 but he refused to step down from power leading to widespread protests where 17 people died.
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Prince Andrew announced on Wednesday in a statement that he will step down from his public duties as the Duke of York.
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DNC Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz on Sunday announced her decision to step down from her role at the end of the event.
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LoBiondo's statement makes him the latest of many congressional Republicans announce plans to step down from Congress after the 2018 midterm elections.
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Also on Tuesday, the company said Euteneuer would step down from his post after a transition period of up to six months.
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As the Conservatives work to form a coalition to govern, there have been calls for May to step down from her post.
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And now nearly 10,22 people — including celebrities — have signed a petition demanding Portnow step down from his post at the Recording Academy.
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Other actors, like Tyrese Gibson, have called for African-American comedian Chris Rock to step down from his hosting duties in protest.
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This is the second major executive to step down from Uber in the last week, in moves indirectly related to the investigation.
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Saunders' replacement, Steve Pearce, formerly of Baltimore, is close to a match, but Kendrys Morales is a big step down from Encarnacion.
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WeWork's biggest investor, Softbank, is now reportedly taking over the company and giving Neumann $1.7 billion to step down from the board.
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Mr. Gates, who founded the company with Paul Allen four decades ago, will also step down from the board of Berkshire Hathaway.
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" Such political calculations are perfectly proper, he said, as "deciding when to step down from the court is not a judicial act.
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He is set to relinquish the role of executive chairman on April 1 and step down from the company's board in July.
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The CEO has faced calls to step down from investors and politicians, including U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren, a 2020 Democratic presidential contender.
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But now, the Mueller report is causing at least one reporter to openly call for Sanders to step down from her job.
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Eric Schmidt, Alphabet's former C.E.O., and Diane Greene, the former head of Google's cloud business, will step down from the company's board.
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But almost no one in tech thinks Mr. Zuckerberg, the social network's chief executive, should step down from the company he built.
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Hunter Biden intends to step down from the board of a Chinese company that has been the target of criticism on Oct.
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Martin Gilbert will step down from the board of Standard Life Aberdeen as he becomes chairman of the British upstart bank Revolut.
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A step down from the Threadripper lineup is the 3950X, which finally has a release date after being announced back in June.
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He will also step down from positions with more than two-dozen funds or companies in which he has a financial interest.
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But the current chairman, Timothy G. Massad, a Democrat, will step down from that role when Mr. Trump becomes president on Friday.
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Takeda said last week he would step down from the JOC when his term ends and would also resign from the IOC.
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The judge allowed Jamie Spears to step down from his conservator role over his daughter's personal life but not her financial life.
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The 7c is a step down from that, with an octa-core Kryo 468 CPU, Adreno 618 GPU, and X15 LTE modem.
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With pressure from within their own party — and leadership from female lawmakers — both men have been forced to step down from office.
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New York (CNN Business)United Airlines CEO Oscar Munoz will step down from running the airline in May, the company announced Thursday.
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Eric Schmidt, the executive chairman of Google parent company Alphabet, will step down from that role in January, the company announced Thursday.
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" She went on, "He is the first cardinal in two thousand years who had to step down from the College of Cardinals.
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But on Friday, Mr. Berman announced that Mr. Khuzami will step down from his post next month to return home to Washington.
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Johnnetta B. Cole, the director of the Smithsonian National Museum of African Art, will step down from her post in March 2017.
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"It is with great sadness that I have decided to step down from the position," Bergdorf said in a statement posted on Twitter.
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It's possible that Bass felt more free to express his opinion knowing that he was about to step down from the CEO job.
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European Central Bank president and Italian national, Mario Draghi, is poised to step down from his role at the end of October 2019.
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"It's bigger than Air Force One, which is a step down from this in every way," he bragged to Rolling Stone in 2015.
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The Unlimited Choice plan is a step down from the $60 per month plan, taking into account discounts for autopay and paperless billing.
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Kevin Hart went on Ellen and discussed his decision to step down from hosting the Oscars after homophobic tweets from his past resurfaced.
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Doug Collins, who recently announced a Georgia Senate bid and is required to step down from the top post under GOP conference rules.
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Com Inc * Cathy Beaudoin has decided to step down from her position as president of Amazon Fashion- Amazon Fashion spokeswoman Further company coverage:
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Kalt will step down from the CEO position after the acquisition closes, which is expected in the third or fourth quarter of 2019.
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Separately, the bank said Ajay Kanwal would step down from his role as regional CEO for ASEAN and South Asia with immediate effect.
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He is expected to step down from the board of directors as part of the SoftBank plan, as well, according to multiple outlets.
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CFO Simone Menne will step down from the executive board at her own request at the end of August, Lufthansa said on Thursday.
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Epochal change Emperor Akihito will step down from the Chrysanthemum Throne -- the first abdication from the Japanese throne in 200 years -- on Tuesday.
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The company also announced that Eric Schmidt, who was Google's boss for ten years until 2011, is to step down from the board.
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In an interview with Reuters last year, Romo said he would step down from his government post before he would sell any ventures.
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Since then, three more men have come forward and Bambaataa was forced to step down from his position in the Universal Zulu Nation.
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Matt Singer, ScreenCrush: Glass is a major step down from Unbreakable, which remains one of Shyamalan's best-conceived films visually, structurally, and thematically.
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She added she would not step down from her position as the head of the Federal Reserve until the end of her term.
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Either way, growth in the second quarter will probably represent a steep step down from the 3.1% growth rate in the first quarter.
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Former title: Deputy National Security Adviser Deputy National Security Adviser Rick Waddell plans to step down from his position in the White House.
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Andrea Rossi is to step down from his role as Chief Executive Officer of French insurer Axa's asset management arm Axa Investment Managers.
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To make Twitter better, some analysts and investors have been calling for Dorsey to step down from his secondary CEO job at Square.
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Schiff has called for Nunes to step down from his role leading the committee's investigation into alleged Russian involvement in the 2016 election.
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A group of Uber investors has asked that venture capital firm Benchmark step down from the company's board of directors, Axios has learned.
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And hours later, Democratic super-lobbyist Tony Podesta announced that he'd step down from his firm, the Podesta Group, Politico's Anna Palmer reported.
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"John has decided to step down from all aspects of operations and to provide his full focus on his family," Shannon White said.
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Richard Cordray expects "to step down from his position here before the end of the month," he wrote in an email to staff.
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In corporate news, Samsung Electronics said its vice chairman and chief executive officer, Oh-Hyun Kwon, had decided to step down from management.
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Crowley, the fourth-ranking House Democrat, is set to step down from the caucus chairman spot when he leaves Congress early next year.
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The UN announced in February that Loures had volunteered to step down from his role at UNAIDS when his term expired in March.
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After those quotes became public, Bannon received a direct personal rebuke from Trump and was forced to step down from running Breitbart News.
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The rand firmed in earlier trade over mounting calls for Zuma to step down from unions, religious leaders, civil society and the opposition.
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Though she initially received support from school officials, Simon faced mounting pressure in recent days to step down from alumni and state lawmakers.
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He will officially step down from the Office of Government Ethics later this week, about six months before the end of his term.
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Prince Andrew announced he will step down from his royal duties amid the fallout from his alleged involvement in the Jeffrey Epstein scandal.
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CEO Steve Ells announced in late November that he will step down from the position as soon as a suitable replacement is found.
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Herbalife, the supplements maker, said on Tuesday that Mr. Johnson would step down from the chief executive role next year after 13 years.
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But overall, the Red Magic's camera is clear step down from what you'd get on a flagship phone from Apple, Samsung, or Google.
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If the United States will be perceived to step down from its role in combating climate change, will this create a leadership vacuum?
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"Ray let me know that he has decided to step down from his roles as C.E.O. and tournament director effective immediately," Ellison said.
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"Cathy Beaudoin has decided to step down from her position as President of Amazon Fashion," an Amazon Fashion spokesperson said in a statement.
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If we're being honest, purely in terms of the talent involved, this will be a big step down from even the World Championships.
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OCTOBER 22: SoftBank will take control of WeWork, and founder Adam Neumann will step down from the board, The Wall Street Journal reported.
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Conyers did step down from his post as top Democrat on the House Judiciary Committee last month, but he has refused to resign.
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SoftBank also gave CEO and cofounder Adam Neumann $1.7 billion to step down from his position as chairman of the board at WeWork.
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Grenell would have had to step down from his post as acting DNI had Trump not nominated a permanent replacement by March 11.
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The officer responsible for US Navy special-operations forces will step down from his position in September, The Intercept reported over the weekend.
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Mastercard said Tuesday that CEO Ajay Banga will step down from his role in 2021 after leading the company for nearly a decade.
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Bill Clinton announced that he would step down from the foundation's board and stop fundraising for the organization if his wife is elected.
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The data firm's board of directors announced Wednesday that Alexander Tayler will step down from the post just weeks after taking the position.
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Rob Collins, head of Waitrose for the last four years, will step down from the business in January after a 26-year career.
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He stopped working with the company in April and also announced he will step down from his role at the Chinese investment firm.
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Jonathan Sorrell, the president of Man Group, will step down from the hedge fund's board ahead of his impending departure from the company.
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Jonathan Sorrell, the president of Man Group, will step down from the hedge fund's board ahead of his impending departure from the company.
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Oprah Winfrey had a lot to say about negative attention toward Prince Harry and Meghan Markle deciding to step down from royal duties.
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Trump, 73, on Monday teed off again after Hunter Biden disclosed that he would step down from a Chinese-backed private equity firm.
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As Moore refuses to step down from his campaign, GOP leaders are weighing potential options to ensure he does not become a senator.
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Pawlenty announced in February that he would step down from that role, fueling speculation that he could seek another term as Minnesota's governor.
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It does, however, strongly suggest that he should, for the good of Virginia, step down from its highest office and allow Lt. Gov.
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Flowers was forced to step down from the Co-operative Bank following allegations he bought and used illegal drugs and claimed inappropriate expenses.
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Aman replaces interim CFO Barry Lefkowitz, who will step down from his management position, effective May 20, the company said. (1.usa.gov/24kKvTt).
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By 2012, he had to step down from the energy company Chesapeake after months of scrutiny over him combining personal and corporate finances.
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After widespread customer defections, Travis Kalanick, the chief executive of Uber, was forced to step down from one of the administration's advisory councils.
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And in a bold move before election day, he even called for Pelosi to step down from her position as House minority leader.
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Marissa Mayer, the chief executive, would step down from the board, along with Maynard Webb, the chairman, and David Filo, a Yahoo founder.
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The allegations are the subject of multiple investigations, and Jacoby has announced he will step down from the American Journal of Political Science.
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The company wound up raising just $2 billion — still an enormous pile of cash, but a steep step down from its original plan.
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The midpoint would represent growth of only about 3 percent, which would be a big step down from the previous quarter's 17 percent pace.
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Once that happens, Esper will have to step down from his current acting role due to regulations until he is confirmed by the Senate.
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Noble has shed a chief executive, and founder Richard Elman has promised to step down from his role of executive chairman by mid-year.
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But Kaddour's fate is tied to Bouteflika, who has been facing increasing pressure to step down from street protests, energy and political sources say.
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Standard Life Aberdeen noted Parry's appointment at Royal London and said he would step down from the board at the end of this year.
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Today, Twitter is delivering on its plans to offer developers paid APIs that are a step down from the needs of enterprise-scale businesses.
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The 95-year-old husband of Queen Elizabeth is to step down from his duties as her public consort after 70 years of service.
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The well-known scientist and best-selling author agreed to step down from the school as he faced dismissal for violating sexual misconduct policy.
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"Civil Rights Groups to Uber CEO and Others: Step Down from Trump's Business Council," reads one email subject line that went out to reporters.
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It's a midrange processor, a step down from the previous generations of Moto Z phones, which had featured Qualcomm's top-notch 800-series processors.
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Boeing reported on its website that it had received only 46 aircraft orders in January, a sharp step-down from the 218 in December.
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The decision by Orrin Hatch to step down from his Senate seat in Utah prompted speculation that Mitt Romney would run to replace him.
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General Electric announced Wednesday that CFO Jamie Miller will step down from her role but will remain with the company during the leadership transition.
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But it is a step down from the structured coifs that we're used to seeing from other royals, and honestly, it's refreshing as hell.
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The head of Chipotle Mexican Grill's food safety will step down from his post and retire next year, according to a report by Bloomberg.
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Suu Kyi's office said at the time that Richardson was "pursuing his own agenda" and had been asked to step down from the panel.
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As part of the deal, Irelandia Aviation's Declan Ryan and two other executives will step down from VivaAerobus' board, IAMSA said in a statement.
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Separately, the State Department said the U.S. ambassador to Estonia, Jim Melville, had decided to step down from the foreign service after 33 years.
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Pandora co-founder and CEO Tim Westergren plans to step down from the job, according to a report from Recode, which cited anonymous sources.
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The whole scene was seemingly emotional enough to cause the Barcelona star to step down from his role as captain for the national team.
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Mahajan will step down from the company's board and will take up a new role as the group's Chief Financial Transformation Officer, Mitie said.
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The appearance was part of a scaled back schedule for the Prince, who announced last month that he would step down from public life.
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Murray's apology comes just days after Kevin Hart chose to step down from hosting the Academy Awards after his past homophobic comments were resurfaced.
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Last month BRF said Parente, a turnaround specialist, would step down from the top job in mid-2019 but would stay as executive chairman.
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The retailer said Bucher will join as chief executive in October, succeeding Michael Sharp, who will step down from the board on June 24.
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The shirt was a casual step down from the first lady's flashier choices that made appearances at formal events and the 2016 campaign trail.
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Nadler said in the statement that he supports Jackson Lee's decision to temporarily step down from the subcommittee chair position, and confirmed that Rep.
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Justin Fairfax (D) to step down from its Board of Visitors on Friday after two women came forward to accuse him of sexual assault.
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Yukiya Amano had been expected to step down from his position Monday because of an illness that had affected him over the last year.
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But when Nunes, too, failed to produce proof, he had to step down from his position leading an investigation of the Russian election meddling.
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GitHub, meanwhile, has been struggling to replace Chris Wanstrath, nearly a year after he announced plans to step down from his role as CEO.
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Grammys President Neil Portnow announced that he'll step down from his position this year after 16 years as the head of the Recording Academy.
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Videos on the platform now default to standard definition for all users worldwide, a step down from the high definition that users typically see.
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The victor will replace Kemp, the former secretary of state who controversially did not step down from office until two days after the election.
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He denied the allegations, yet said he would step down from managing his VC firm OrbiMed, though he didn't officially do so until April.
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CNN reported Friday Puzder was forced to step down from the board of Thomas Aquinas College after the Catholic school found the ads offensive.
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Neumann could step down from WeWork's board as part of the deal with SoftBank and just serve as an adviser, according to the sources.
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He insisted in 2018 that he would not resign after being forced to step down from all committee assignments, per the New York Times.
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Per an agreement with Queen Elizabeth, Harry and Meghan will reportedly officially step down from their duties on March 31, a spokesperson told PEOPLE.
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Randy Freer, Hulu's CEO over the last two years, will step down from his role as Hulu leadership reports to Mayer and his team.
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Chappelle-Nadal had come under increasing pressure to step down from her post after she wrote on Facebook that she hopes Trump is assassinated.
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BP chief executive Bob Dudley will step down from his current role at the end of March next year, the energy giant announced Friday.
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IAG said that Walsh, 58, would step down from his role and the board of IAG on March 26 before retiring on June 30.
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An IBM spokesperson said that CEO Ginni Rometty will not step down from her position on the White House's strategic and policy advisory council.
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The nation's top diplomat announced his intention to step down from his post, which he has held since 2013, on Instagram on Monday evening.
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Fed Vice Chairman Stanley Fischer announced on Wednesday he'd step down from the bank in October, giving Trump a bigger fingerprint on the Fed.
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Japan's emperor abdicates Japanese Emperor Akihito abdicated in April, becoming the country's first monarch to step down from the Chrysanthemum Throne in 200 years.
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Richards announced earlier this week that she would step down from her post after more than a decade at the helm of the organization.
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Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe on Sunday refused to step down from his post despite calls from his own party to resign, the BBC reported.
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Rashed Fahad Al-Noaimi, chief executive of investments at Qatar Foundation will step down from Bharti Airtel's board after the settlement of the sale.
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Roku — Shares of streaming company Roku ticked 212% lower on news that its chief financial officer Steve Louden will step down from that position.
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Stocks fell Wednesday after Cohn, a free trade advocate and former Goldman Sachs executive, chose to step down from his top White House position.
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Perry also denied he was planning to step down from his position, which POLITICO, the New York Times and Washington Post reported last week.
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The founder of Papa John's pizza, John Schnatter, will step down from the board after someone else is chosen to fill his board seat.
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That Labor Department report released earlier this month showed the economy created 75,000 jobs in May, a sharp step-down from 224,00 in April.
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Nonfarm payrolls probably increased by 22016,23 jobs, just a slight step down from the 0.2,2000 created in November, according to a Reuters survey of economists.
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Lily Allen participated in a demonstration on Saturday in London that was called for British Prime Minister David Cameron to step down from his position.
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Alexandra Shulman, the longest serving editor of British Vogue and current editor-in-chief, has announced she will step down from the magazine in June.
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Senior editors at two major newspapers have been asked to step down from managerial positions following complaints by multiple women of years of sexual harassment.
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Lawrence Krauss, the celebrity physicist who faced dismissal from Arizona State University for violating sexual misconduct policy, has agreed to step down from the school.
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He also was asked to step down from local GOP posts because he accepted an appointment to a Homeland Security committee during the Obama administration.
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But toward the end of last week, news got out that Perry planned to step down from Trump's Cabinet before the end of the year.
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But a perceived conflict of interest forced him in November to step down from a position he had held for decades as Nike's paid ambassador.
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But last week, Hunter Biden announced that he will step down from the board of a Chinese investment company that he joined in October 2017.
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In 2017, she was working in the prison as a landscape laborer — a step down from a position she previously had, as a senior groundskeeper.
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"But more directly, would you be willing to step down from your role as chair and cede your super voting shares?" the shareholder asked again.
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He will step down from the CEO role, as well as his positions on the board and as CEO of Samsung Display, in March 2018.
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Gregory Meeks told CNN that Conyers should step down from his post as ranking member on the powerful judiciary committee while the allegations are investigated.
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House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi called the charges against Brown "deeply saddening" and said she was right to step down from the Veterans' Affairs committee.
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She was sentenced to five months in prison, fined $195,000, and forced to step down from her company, Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia, for five years.
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Nonfarm payrolls probably increased by 22016,23 jobs, just a slight step down from the 0.2,2000 created in November, according to a Reuters survey of economists.
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The fallout over the soft Epstein plea deal led Acosta last week to step down from his current post as President Donald Trump's labor secretary.
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He went so far as to step down from the GOP's platform committee last year over the panel's endorsement of transferring federal lands to states.
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Richard Cordray told CFPB staff he expects "to step down from his position here before the end of the month," he wrote in an email.
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Ellison, who announced in June his plans to step down from Congress and run for attorney general, faces allegations that he abused an ex-girlfriend.
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" Asked whether he would step down from Trump's Strategic and Policy Forum, which includes over a dozen leaders of major corporations, Dimon said simply, "No.
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If McIntyre were to step down from the commission completely, it would have a Democratic majority, with Democrats Cheryl LaFleur and Richard Glick outweighing Chatterjee.
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Amid near-universal calls that he step down from Democrats and Republicans, enemies and allies alike, Northam declined a reporter's request to do the moonwalk.
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Rainsy announced his surprise decision to step down from the leadership of the Cambodia National Rescue Party (CNRP) on his social media accounts on Saturday.
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Ritchie is to step down from the board at the end of July but will continue to advise Deutsche Bank until the end of November.
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The proposal, which still needs court approval, also says Jacobson will step down from Xerox's board, along with six other directors including Chairman Robert Keegan.
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And the latest company to try the model out is WeWork, as cofounder Adam Neumann announced he would step down from the role on Tuesday.
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On Monday, Yellen said she would step down from the bank after her nominated successor, Jerome Powell, is confirmed to the job and sworn in.
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Meet Masayoshi Son, the Japanese billionaire whose SoftBank mega-fund has been reportedly involved in asking Adam Neumann to step down from being WeWork CEO
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London — Martin Roth, the director of the Victoria and Albert Museum, will step down from his position in the fall, the museum announced on Monday.
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Chairman Gareth Davis, a well known figure in British business, said he was planning to step down from a role he has held since 2010.
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Kinam Kim will replace the company's Vice Chairman and CEO Oh-Hyun Kwon who earlier this month announced his decision to step down from management.
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New proposed rules for House GOP members would force any Republican indicted for a felony to step down from their committee assignment or leadership role.
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This pledge already marked a major step down from an earlier pledge to devote 3 percent of their respective gross domestic products (GDP) to defense.
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Gregory Meeks, a New York Democrat and a member of the Congressional Black Caucus, said Wednesday that Conyers should step down from the Judiciary position.
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But Mr. Schiller has refused to step down from the board, giving him a front-row seat to observe how the company responds to investigations.
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The deal, reported on Tuesday by The Wall Street Journal's Maureen Farrell and Eliot Brown, stipulates that Neumann will step down from the company's board.
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By agreeing to step down from her party's leadership, she put the decision about its future direction into the hands of its rank and file.
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Africa's largest mobile network by subscribers, MTN , said on Wednesday its group chief executive, Rob Shuter, would step down from his role in March 2021.
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In slightly less than half of the country, the definition of involuntary commitment is expanded to include mandated outpatient programs, a step down from hospitalization.
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Mboya, 25, was among the first public voices (arguably the very first) to forcefully and thoughtfully call on Ito to step down from his position.
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If the nomination is accepted -- far from a guarantee -- Pierluisi could become governor Friday afternoon when Rosselló has said he will step down from office.
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Simmons has "vehemently" denied the allegations, saying that all the encounters were consensual, but announced in November that he would step down from his companies.
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Friday's deadly incident shows that Maduro won't step down from power without a fight and that there is potential for the violence to get worse.
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CHISINAU, June 14 (Reuters) - The Democratic Party of Moldova said on Friday it would step down from power and dismiss Prime Minister Pavel Filip's government.
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Mike Cagney, the co-founder and chief executive of Social Finance, is to step down from the online lender by the end of the year.
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His position at the bank required him to step down from the board of Navigator, however, even as he retained his investment in the company.
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For now, none of his House GOP colleagues are calling for Ryan to step down from what's largely a ceremonial role at the July convention.
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Last week, the U.K.-based oil and gas major announced Dudley would step down from his current role at the end of March next year.
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Tom Price had to step down from his Health and Human Services post because of his habit of funding private jet travel with taxpayer funds.
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But he has no plans to step down from his role as senior adviser or to reduce his duties, according to people close to him.
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Bharara was fired in March after declining to resign when the Trump administration requested that remaining Obama-era U.S. attorneys step down from their posts.
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McMillon, the Wal-Mart CEO, did not step down from Trump's Strategy and Policy Forum, insisted that staying in a position of influence was important.
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When he announced his retirement, some malcontents muttered that he ought to step down from the speaker's job now and give someone else a turn.
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In addition, longtime L Brands CEO and chairman Les Wexner announced he will step down from the company after nearly six decades at the helm.
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Under the rules of the settlement, Friedman agreed to step down from overseeing The Spotted Pig's operations, but continued to have shares in the company.
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But Mr. Barber announced this month that he will step down from his role to organize a poor people's campaign like the one the Rev.
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Kihuen has refused to step down from his House seat in the face of sexual harassment allegations, despite calls from fellow Democrats to do so.
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Hensarling chairs the House Financial Services Committee and would be forced to step down from his position as chairman in 2202 due to GOP rules.
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Kobach's formal recusal comes after he initially refused to step down from his role as the state's top election official amid Tuesday's unsettled election results.
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Jet Airways said a representative of Etihad Airways, which paid $379 million for a 24% stake in 2013, would also step down from the board.
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Legere, the T-Mobile CEO, announced last year that he would step down from the role and be succeeded by President and COO Mike Sievert.
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It was lonely and chaotic, a terrible step down from normal-town life, and the roosters were its demonic outgrowths somehow, channeling its direst energies.
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Gou told Reuters in April that he planned to step down from Foxconn to pave the way for younger talent to move up the ranks.
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He also told Reuters in April that he planned to step down from Foxconn to pave the way for younger talent to move up the ranks.
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Opposition Democrats called for him to step down from the investigation, but so too did some Republicans, showing a rift in Trump's party over the controversy.
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English soccer is looking for a new chief executive after its incumbent Martin Glenn announced that he's to step down from the job in May 2019.
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And the fact that Justice Anthony Kennedy is about to step down from the court, so no doubt the president will address that in some way.
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That's why even if Trump is impeached by the House of Representatives, it wouldn't necessarily mean that he would have to step down from the presidency.
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He also told Reuters in April that he planned to step down from Foxconn to pave the way for younger talent to move up the ranks.
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CEO Tim Dove announced he would step down from the office in February following a disappointing quarter, a move that Cramer said he didn't see coming.
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Ms Nahles, an SPD veteran who has served in previous governments, will step down from both the party chairmanship and the presidency of its parliamentary caucus.
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Kennedy, a moderate conservative who's been the swing vote in many human rights decisions, will step down from the bench at the end of the month.
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The step-down from the "LG AI Signature" OLED TV (aka the Wallpaper TV) is the E8 OLED, which features a new "picture on glass" design.
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Souq was valued at around $1 billion in its last funding round, so a $650 million price tag is most certainly a step down from this.
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Weinstein received the title, which is one step down from a knighthood, from Queen Elizabeth II in 2004 for his contribution to the British film industry.
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Congressional Democrats and 2020 candidates are calling for Attorney General William Barr to step down from his post due to his handling of the Mueller report.
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The FBI's Deputy Director, Andrew McCabe, was reportedly pressured by FBI Director Christopher Wray to step down from the bureau, sources told the New York Times.
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The decision to step down from the lobbying arm for top Hollywood studios was mutual and Dodd was ready to retire, one source told the paper.
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Reuters reported last year that Heineken would likely ask Mallya to step down from the board, as a prelude to raising its stake above 50 percent.
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Cornyn, 66, is scheduled to step down from his post as the No. 21625 Senate Republican leader at the end of 2900 because of term limits.
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Facebook's chief operating officer Sheryl Sandberg and Twitter's chief executive officer Jack Dorsey are slated to step down from their posts on the Walt Disney's board.
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In front of him, his notes outlined likely questions and answers, including the prospect that a senator might ask him to step down from the company.
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Now, after Mugabe's decision to face reality and step down from office, her fate is in the hands of her political opponents and her whereabouts unknown.
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While #DeleteUber didn't appear to do much damage to the ride hailing company's bottomline, it did seemingly prompt Kalanick to step down from Trump's advisory group.
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AIA chief executive Mark Tucker will step down from the board of Goldman Sachs and take up the role of chairman at HSBC, Europe's biggest bank.
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In November, Securities and Exchange Commission Chairwoman Mary Jo White announced her intention to step down from that regulator at the end of the Obama administration.
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Rumors flying: It's a case of he-said-she-said in whether Justice Kennedy will step down from the bench following the end of this term.
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Boeing's head of corporate communications, Ann Toulouse, elected to step down from her role and would retire next year, the world's largest planemaker said on Friday.
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When Jerry Yang was pressured to step down from Yahoo's CEO chair and later from its board by activist investors, it was a highly unusual event.
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"He said 'please,' and he said 'please' again," said Judge Kemp, when asked about her decision to allow him to step down from the witness stand.
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Naughton is also the fourth long-tenured Google executive, including the company's cofounders, to step down from an executive position or resign altogether in recent months.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Uber's first employee and one-time chief executive Ryan Graves will step down from the company's board of directors, Uber said on Friday.
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"You don't include the fact that we have an awesome, an awesome president now who took a step down from unappreciative motherf-----s," the woman yelled.
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" Several GOP lawmakers have urged Moore to step down from his position as the Republican candidate in the Alabama Senate race, "if the allegations are true.
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Crocs shares tumbled on Tuesday after it announced its chief financial officer would step down from that role this month and leave the company next year.
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Jack Ma, one of the richest men in China, announced last week that he will step down from the company he founded to focus on philanthropy.
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The networking giant said Suri had expressed his intention to step down from the role and that they have been working to formulate a smooth transition.
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On Thursday, he said he would step down from the top job at L Brands and sell a controlling stake in Victoria's Secret, its crown jewel.
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For several years, there has been widespread speculation that Musk could step down from Tesla by 2020 to focus on his private rocket-ship company, SpaceX.
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But she plans to step down from the management of the Trump Organization and the Ivanka Trump fashion brand, said Jamie S. Gorelick, Mr. Kushner's lawyer.
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Tenet Healthcare said Thursday that its chairman and chief executive would step down from those roles by March as the company seeks to "refresh" its board.
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Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) for her House minority leader role in November, and Moulton has repeatedly called for Pelosi to step down from the party's leadership.
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Federal Reserve Board Chairwoman Janet Yellen announced Monday she will step down from the central bank's board after Jerome Powell is sworn in as her replacement.
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Hatch, the longest-serving Republican currently in the Senate, announced earlier this month that he would step down from the seat he has held since 1977.
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Meek, who had led the Paris-based firm since 2016, will also step down from Ipsen's board at the end of this year, the company said.
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OSLO (Reuters) - Norway's minister for oil and energy, Kjell-Boerge Freiberg, will step down from the cabinet on Wednesday, public broadcaster NRK reported, citing anonymous sources.
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Google cofounders Larry Page and Sergey Brin announced on Tuesday they would step down from their executive roles at the tech giant&aposs parent company, Alphabet.
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An editorial in the Estado de S.Paulo, the most conservative of Brazil's three largest newspapers, argued that Moro clearly needs to step down from his post.
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She is now expected to step down from her post, a move that will make it easier for her husband to mitigate potential conflicts of interest.
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That was a step down from the 3.0 percent pace logged in the April-June period, which was the strongest since the first quarter of 2015.
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Pishevar has previously sent a letter asking for Benchmark to step down from Uber's board and also offering to buy a big part of its stake.
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We got the comedian Thursday night at LAX, where he discussed the rape claim from Jenny Lumet that forced Simmons to step down from his companies.
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The event marked the start of the final two weeks of her husband's administration; he will formally step down from the presidency on January 20 at noon.
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Less than a week after Howard Schultz announced he would step down from his role as CEO of Starbucks, he had a message for the President-elect.
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Her resignation comes after the White House announced earlier this month that deputy national security adviser Dina Powell will step down from her position early next year.
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He also agreed to step down from his congressional committee assignments, and went on to win reelection, after running an anti-Muslim campaign against his Democratic opponent.
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Those allegations — combined with reports that many other women had come forward with similar accusations — led Ailes to step down from the channel he had helped found.
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And while big sis Ivanka may have been forced to step down from her own fashion label due to ethics laws, but Tiffany isn't a federal employee.
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The firm, whose trademark jackets, hooded tops and jogging bottoms are popular with teenagers and twentysomethings, said Holder would step down from the board on June 1.153.
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If Mrs Clinton becomes president, Mr Clinton says he will step down from the foundation and that it will stop taking donations from foreigners and private firms.
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And I know this because the next step down from the TT RS, the TT S, is quick and sure-footed but also cushy and extremely livable.
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Last month, he told Reuters he planned to step down from the world's largest contract manufacturer to make way for younger talent to move up its ranks.
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Breitbart announced Tuesday that Bannon would step down from his post as executive chair of the site, a position he first held between 2012 and August 2016.
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In a surprise announcement, Chief Executive Elon Musk said veteran Tesla executive J.B. Straubel, would step down from his chief technology role to become a senior adviser.
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Unless Ryan decides to step down from the speakership between now and November, Republicans are gearing up for seven months of campaigning for the top leadership spot.
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Kevin Hassett, who has served as chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers since September 2017, will soon step down from his post, President Trump announced Sunday.
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Liew told the staff he would step down from the board once that CEO was found, but the search continues and so Liew remains on HQ's board.
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In their letter, the shareholders ask that Benchmark step down from the board and divest from the company so that it ceases to have board appointment powers.
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Graydon Carter, the editor of Vanity Fair, announced today that he'll step down from his post at the influential magazine's helm at the end of the year.
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After the video came out, a number of Republicans revoked their support of Trump, while several others called on him to step down from the presidential ticket.
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Former Bezeq chairman Shaul Elovitch said he would step down from the board as would his son and daughter-in-law, parent company B Communications (Bcom) (BCOM.
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The company's current finance chief Will Gardiner will succeed Dorothy Thompson who will step down from the post and leave the group at the end of 2017.
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The management shuffle comes days after Richard Plepler announced in an internal memo obtained by CNBC that he would step down from his role as HBO CEO.
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Economists expect to see 177,500 new jobs for March, which would be consistent with the longer-term trend but a step down from the 227,000 in February.
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Drivers in New York City are urging Uber CEO Travis Kalanick to step down from President Trump's advisory council following the administration's new immigration and refugee restrictions.
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Japanese Olympic Committee President Tsunekazu Takeda, who will step down from the role in June amid a corruption probe despite denying any wrongdoing, was also in attendance.
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Shortly after the revelation of the data scandal, there was some speculation as to whether Facebook's board would ask Zuckerberg to step down from his current role.
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Last week, the company said Khazaradze and his deputy Badri Japaridze decided to step down from TBC's board, a day after prosecutors charged them with money laundering.
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The Supreme Court a year ago ordered Sharif to step down from office following a government probe into his family's wealth after publication of the Panama Papers.
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Since Ramaphosa's narrow party election win in December the currency has gained 8 percent, driven by hopes he would persuade Zuma to step down from the presidency.
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If a president refuses to step down from office, two-thirds of both the House and Senate must then agree in order to force the president out.
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With William Dudley and Janet Yellen poised to step down from the Federal Reserve, Golub argued the subsequent shakeup would introduce volatility and problems in the future.
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In October, Mario Draghi will step down from the presidency of the European Central Bank (ECB) after having successfully led that institution for the past seven years.
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According to the University of Michigan's Consumer Sentiment Index, however, consumer optimism, while still elevated, has taken a more meaningful step down from a first-quarter peak.
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Superman: Dawn of Justice, Suicide Squad and Justice League, will reportedly step down from the role, as the new film will center on a younger Bruce Wayne.
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Hours after Uber CEO Travis Kalanick gave in to investor pressure to resign, one of those investors has decided to step down from the board of directors.
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"But they were all seen as one step down from what he saw as the fundamental issues, which was capitalism and the privilege of wealth," he said.
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As FCC chairman, Wheeler is obliged to step down from that role in January, to allow President-elect Trump to select a new leader of the agency.
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Protestors are demanding three things: an election by November, for the soldiers "to return to their barracks," and for the army to step down from its post.
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Six years after taking the helm as head of HP, Meg Whitman will step down from her role as CEO of Hewlett Packard Enterprise in February 2018.
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A White House official had earlier told CNN that Mulvaney was going step down from his OMB role and Vought would take over in an acting capacity.
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Chief brand officer Bozoma Saint John, charged with helping repair morale at Uber, will step down from the company about one year after joining Uber from Apple.
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The founder and chairman of developer China Vanke, Wang Shi, said he will step down from the board following a long power struggle over the company's ownership.
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Those companies said in March they would step down from providing the silver price benchmark auction less than three years after successfully bidding to provide the process.
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The scrutiny forced WeWork co-founder Adam Neumann to step down from his role as CEO, with Sebastian Gunningham and Artie Minson stepping in as co-CEOs.
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Mr. Gates said on Friday that he would also step down from the board of Berkshire Hathaway, the conglomerate run by his close friend, Warren E. Buffett.
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Portnow will step down from the Academy, the organization behind the Grammys, in July, making the February show, which is scheduled to air on CBS, his last.
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Eswar Prasad, a trade professor at Cornell University who formerly headed the IMF's China department, said Okamoto's appointment "would be a significant step down" from his predecessors.
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Scientists called for him to step down from his position on the board of the American Museum of Natural History, accusing him of promoting climate science denial.
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The season was organized by Joseph V. Melillo, the performing arts center's executive producer, who will step down from his post at the end of this year.
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"I deem it appropriate to step down from office and challenge the false accusations levied against me, also in a personal capacity," Mr. Akbar's resignation letter said.
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Alexander will not seek a fourth term in the Senate, and Isakson is slated to step down from his post in at the end of this year.
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Collin Green, the US Navy admiral responsible for the service's special-operations forces, will step down from his position in September, The Intercept reported over the weekend.
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On Wednesday, Prince Andrew announced in a statement that he would step down from his public royal duties and hinted that he would cooperate with FBI investigations.
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"Scuderia Ferrari announces that, at the end of the 2018 season, Kimi Raikkonen will step down from his current role," said Ferrari in a statement on Tuesday.
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If confirmed by the Senate, Brouillette will replace Rick Perry, who said on Thursday he would step down from the job by the end of the year.
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His son, Hunter Biden, said he would step down from his role with a Chinese investment firm, and sat for his first television interview of the campaign.
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Following the failed IPO, SoftBank, WeWork&aposs biggest investor, took control and gave Neumann some $1.7 billion to step down from the company&aposs board of directors.
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L Brands added that long-time Chief Executive Officer Leslie Wexner would step down from the role after the close of the transaction and become chairman emeritus.
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Rep. Duncan Hunter will officially step down from Congress next week, more than a month after the California Republican pleaded guilty to conspiracy to misuse campaign funds.
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Oreo cookies maker Mondelez International said on Tuesday activist investor Nelson Peltz would step down from its board of directors nearly four years after he was appointed.
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Shaub will officially step down from the Office of Government Ethics on July 19, according to a letter to Trump that Shaub posted on his Twitter account.
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SoftBank said in a statement Friday that Tadashi Yanai, the billionaire founder of Fast Retailing, would step down from its board at the end of the year.
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But it ordered the head of the audit committee to step down from her job, although she will be allowed to stay on as a bank director.
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Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, as Collins pursues a Georgia senate bid that requires him to step down from the position under GOP conference rules, according to Politico.
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" Marc Kasowitz, Trump's personal lawyer, also issued a statement to the Wall Street Journal denying the report: "I never discussed with other lawyers for the President that Jared Kushner should step down from his position at the White House, I never recommended to the President that Mr. Kushner should step down from that position and I am not aware that any other lawyers for the President made any such recommendation either.
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Figures due next week are generally expected to show the economy grew a modest 0.5 percent last quarter, a step down from third quarter's surprisingly brisk 0.9 percent.
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Arun Jaitley, the Modi government's top finance official in its first term, announced earlier this week that he would step down from the cabinet due to health reasons.
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Twitter expects revenues between $590 million and $610 million, but this is a huge step down from $678 million, which is what analysts had estimated before today's release.
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A group of Uber shareholders sent Benchmark Capital a letter asking the firm to step down from the board of directors and to divest its shares, Axios reported.
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First, her campaign acted quickly to force Wasserman Schultz to step down from the DNC chair — as Sanders has long demanded — effective at the end of the convention.
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Takeda, who has repeatedly denied any wrongdoing, said last week he would step down from the JOC when his term ends and would also resign from the IOC.
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It will only accept donations from US citizens, legal residents and US-based independent foundations, and the 42nd president will step down from the board and stop fundraising.
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He was also originally attached as the film's director but announced in January that he had decided to step down from that and instead focus on his performance.
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Nonetheless, it is a step down from Kleiner's last major fundraise in 2016, which brought in $1.4 billion for a growth-stage vehicle and an early-stage fund.
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But before Nielsen could finish her meal and perhaps order some tres leches, she was greeted by a crowd of protesters, demanding she step down from Homeland Security.
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SAN FRANCISCO, May 24 (Reuters) - Uber's first employee and one-time chief executive Ryan Graves will step down from the company's board of directors, Uber said on Friday.
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In a note sent to Flipkart employees, which was seen by Reuters, Bansal said recent events led him to step down from his role as chairman and CEO.
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Kalanick has weighed in, saying that Benchmark took advantage of him when they persuaded him to step down from Uber, while he was mourning his mother's recent death.
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Hackett would soon step down from the board to run Ford's Smart Mobility program, and then, just over a year later, would be named Fields' replacement as CEO.
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Case in point: On Friday, a group of Uber shareholders requested via a strongly worded email that venture capital firm Benchmark step down from Uber's board of directors.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - The leader of Turkey's opposition Iyi (Good) Party, Meral Aksener, said on Sunday that she would step down from her post at an extraordinary party congress.
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Last week, the country's central bank had asked TBC's chairman and vice-chairman to step down from the board of TBC Bank JSC in relation to the investigation.
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Atchison, who resigned in 2014 after SeaWorld was scrutinized in the 2013 film "Blackfish", will step down from the board but remain as a consultant, the company said.
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Paul Krugman Friday's employment report was a major disappointment: only 38,000 jobs added, a big step down from the more than 200,000 a month average since January 2013.
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In addition to Pishevar, a shareholder group including Ron Burkle and Adam Leber are demanding that Benchmark divest some of its shares and step down from the board.
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Thomas Hoeing, the vice chairman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC), announced Friday that he will step down from the board of the bank watchdog effective Monday.
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The footage prompted a number of Trump's Republican backers to revoke their support of his candidacy, while others even called on him to step down from the ticket.
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He plans to step down from another post, the music directorship of the Rotterdam Philharmonic, after the 2017-18 season, but will remain involved with his Canadian orchestra.
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CreditCreditCharlie Simokaitis for The New York Times Three days after Larycia Hawkins agreed to step down from her job at Wheaton College, an evangelical school in Wheaton, Ill.
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Fischer will step down from the Fed on or around October 2900, less than a year before his term as vice chairman was to end in June 220006.
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Term limits dictate that she must step down from her current post after this year, but Refinery29 attended Mark-Viverito's final State of the City address last week.
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DAKAR, Senegal — The president of Angola, José Eduardo dos Santos, one of Africa's longest-ruling leaders, announced on Friday that he would step down from office in 19823.
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Uber has seen a parade of executives either step down from their roles or be terminated in the last few months, but Michael's is the most high profile.
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She said she would temporarily step down from her role as the Ranking Member of the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Veterans' Affairs due to House rules.
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He has vocally maintained his innocence via a public statement, and the accusations have lead to him to decide to step down from a number of his businesses.
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Eric Greitens (R) cited his training as a Navy SEAL on Thursday in refusing to step down from office despite criminal allegations and possible impeachment proceedings against him.
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Fischer will step down from the Fed on or around October 13, less than a year before his term as vice chairman was to end in June 2018.
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The company has since been bailed out by SoftBank, and Neumann reportedly received $1.7 billion in an exit package that required him to step down from the board.
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Fischer will step down from the Fed on or around October 28503, less than a year before his term as vice chairman was to end in June 22019.
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Kabila succeeded his father in 2001 and has refused to step down from power and tried to change the constitution last year to extend his term in office.
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By the final moments of the fifth season, the C.E.O. had agreed, strategically, but also as a gesture of love and sacrifice, to step down from his job.
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Mr. Grodenchik said that Mr. Simanowitz had told him he had to step down from the auxiliary unit when he was elected to the Assembly, which he regretted.
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Sean Duffy of Wisconsin said he would step down from Congress in September to spend more time with his family ahead of the birth of his ninth child.
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Biden announced last weekend that he would step down from the board of a Chinese firm and would refuse any foreign work if his father is elected president.
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The statement noted that Hunter Biden would step down from a a private equity fund that's backed by Chinese state-owned entities at the end of the month.
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Rice is the first lawmaker to demand Conyers' resignation, though several others have called for him to step down from his top post on the House Judiciary Committee.
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Here's some of what we'll be watching: On Sunday, Mr. Biden's son Hunter Biden said he would step down from his board position at a Chinese investment firm.
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On Sunday, Hunter Biden announced through his lawyer that he intended to step down from the board of a Chinese company, BHR, by the end of the month.
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Yusupov was initially forced to step down from the CEO role, only to take it back after co-founder Colin Kroll died of a drug overdose in 2018.
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Earlier this week, Prince Harry and Meghan announced they will formally step down from their roles as working members of the royal family at the end of March.
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Black, who is running for Tennessee governor, also said she plans to step down from the chairmanship and possibly vacate her seat in Congress after the resolution's passage.
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Shaub will officially step down from the Office of Government Ethics (OGE) on July 2628, according to a letter to Trump that Shaub posted on his Twitter account.
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Analysts say Alphabet CEO Larry Page and company president Sergey Brin&aposs decision to step down from their leadership roles doesn&apost come as much of a surprise.
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Ms. Yellen said she would step down from the Fed's board, a position that doesn't expire until 2024, when her four-year term as chairman ends in February.
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Its former CEO Eric Schmidt famously had to step down from Apple's board after it became obvious that Google Android would become Apple's biggest competitor to the iPhone.
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And as Prince Philip prepares to step down from public life (his final engagement is set for this week), Queen Elizabeth is seeing some shifts in her staff, too.
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Though some conservatives called for him to step down from the role of majority whip, he maintained support from then-Speaker of the House John Boehner and other Republicans.
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He also announced that he will step down from his role as director of two Saudi tourism projects aimed at transforming islands in the Red Sea into luxury resorts.
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Democrats are demanding Sessions step down from his post after the news that he had two conversations with the Russian ambassador while he was a policy advisor to Trump.
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Goyal, who Jet Airways said in March would step down from the board and reduce his stake in the airline, did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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He told Reuters last month he planned to step down from the world's largest contract manufacturer to pave the way for younger talent to move up the company's ranks.
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David will also step down from his role as chairman for Americans for Prosperity, a grassroots conservative group that is a part of the Koch network, the memo said.
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Consequently, some accused Monsef of being deliberately deceitful to the public and even suggested that her citizenship should be revoked and that she should step down from her job.
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Secretary of the Interior Ryan Zinke will step down from his post at the end of the year, according to President Donald Trump, who tweeted the announcement this morning.
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Branson also announced that he will step down from his role as director of two Saudi tourism projects aimed at transforming islands in the Red Sea into luxury resorts.
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Tokyo (CNN)Japan's Emperor Akihito formally abdicated Tuesday during a historic ceremony in Tokyo, becoming the country's first monarch to step down from the Chrysanthemum Throne in two centuries.
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On Monday, Bill Clinton said in a statement that if his wife were to win, he would step down from the foundation's board and stop all fundraising for it.
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I have been asked by my investors to formally step down from CEO of Dubspot for the foreseeable future to focus on my health and the birth my son.
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Furse is likely to have to step down from the Financial Policy Committee as a result of the appointment, which has been approved by banking regulators, Sky News reported.
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Speaking to CNN's Anderson Cooper on Thursday night, CNN senior legal analyst Jeffrey Toobin said Curiel's background was not a reason for him to step down from the case.
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Uber investor Shervin Pishevar of Sherpa Capital, joined by other shareholders, sent letters to Benchmark calling for the firm to divest its shares and step down from the board.
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That would actually be a step down from last year when the economy surprised everyone by expanding at a 3 percent pace, well above previous' forecasts of 2.3 percent.
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TBC Bank JSC also said it would end legal action against the central bank, restructure its supervisory board and that the founding shareholders would step down from that board.
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India's top brewer, United Breweries, part-owned by global giant Heineken, this year asked Mallya, its non-executive chairman, to step down from the board, following a regulatory order.
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Republican lawmakers have urged the attorney general to hold his ground, and Sessions has signaled that he has no plans to step down from the top the Justice Department.
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Additionally, Larkin has been relegated to a reserve position, fighting Yaroslav Amosov, a bit of a step down from the prestige he was placed in on leaving the UFC.
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While that is a step down from June's 0.6 percent growth, the figures could reinforce expectations that the economy rebounded in the third quarter after contracting in the second.
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However, sources close to the president's son-in-law tell the Times that Kushner has no plans to step down from his role as a senior White House adviser.
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A major Uber investor, Benchmark Capital, is in private arbitration with the company's former CEO, Travis Kalanick, in an attempt to force him to step down from the board.
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The head of Sears Holdings' real estate division, Jeff Stollenwerck, is preparing to step down from his role with the department store chain, a company spokesman told CNBC Tuesday.
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Some lawmakers have called on Pruitt to step down from his post as several ongoing probes are looking into his actions and spending, including one by the White House.
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Earlier this year, Tillerson denied an NBC News report that top Trump administration officials, including Vice President Pence, had urged him not to step down from the State Department.
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Following Conyers' decision to step down from the committee, civil rights attorney Lisa Bloom announced that she is representing the woman who filed the complaint against him in 2014.
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TOKYO, April 26 (Reuters) - Katsunori Sago, chief investment officer at Japan Post Bank Co, will step down from his post, a source briefed on the matter said on Thursday.
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Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein will step down from leading the powerful Wall Street bank as soon as the end of the year, The Wall Street Journal reported Friday.
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Her decision to step down from a post on the House GOP leadership team late last year fueled speculation that she was preparing to turn toward a gubernatorial run.
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Domino's Pizza CEO Patrick Doyle will step down from his post this weekend but analyst Matthew DiFrisco told CNBC that the company has the right recipe for continued success.
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While the Note 10 is an excellent phone, we don't recommend upgrading to it from the Note 9, as it's a step down from its predecessor in several ways.
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New York (CNN Business)Adam Moss, the longtime editor-in-chief of New York magazine, will step down from his position after 15 years, it was announced on Tuesday.
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According to NPR, Franken said he's not considering to step down from congress, despite calls for his resignation by President Trump and a prominent member of his own party.
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It got Uber CEO Travis Kalanick to step down from Trump's advisory economic council, but did everyone actually follow through on their online anger and stop using the app?
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Her first move was to step down from her post at TechCrunch in 2015 to enter into an accelerated, one-year master's degree program at Stanford University's business school.
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Judging by recent precedent in China's political system, Xi is slated to step down from the presidency in early 2023 at the end of his second five-year term.
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Yancey Strickler, Kickstarter co-founder and CEO, is going to step down from his role at the company later this year, he wrote in a blog post last night.
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The background: If Nancy Pelosi decided to step down from her leadership post, Crowley was one of the leading favorites to become Speaker if Democrats took back the House.
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In an effort to comply with ethics laws, Ivanka Trump and her husband Jared Kushner will step down from their executive roles at Trump Organization and Kushner Companies, respectively.
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"What once seemed impossible now appears inevitable," said Ban Ki-moon, the United Nations secretary general, who will step down from his position at the end of the year.
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Bret Stephens: Gail, I know you are as gutted as I am by the news that Sarah Huckabee Sanders will step down from her post as White House spokesman.
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Yesterday, Pishevar, who had previously only lobbed one pissy letter at Benchmark that demanded the firm step down from the board of Uber, sent across his first legal bomb.
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True: LinkedIn On February 5, 24, Jeff Weiner, CEO of the professional networking platform LinkedIn, said that he would step down from his position effective June 1, 2020 ( here ).
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FCC Democratic Commissioner Mignon Clyburn announced plans to step down from the agency Tuesday, ending an eight-year tenure focused on the needs of low-income and minority communities.
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Mr. Plank was followed shortly after by Brian Krzanich, the Intel chief executive, who announced on the company's website that he would step down from the council as well.
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After Democrat Jon Ossoff's loss in the special House race for Georgia's 6th District last week, Moulton has led calls for Pelosi to step down from her leadership position.
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Lonnie Carter will step down from his post as chief executive and president of utility, Santee Cooper, Mr. Carter and Santee Cooper's directors said at a specially convened meeting.
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Metro Bank: Vernon Hill, the chairman and founder of Britain's troubled Metro Bank will step down from the bank's board and his role by the end of the year.
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The ministers also started the process of choosing a replacement for Sabine Lautenschlager of Germany, who will step down from the ECB's board at the end of the month.
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As they step down from their roles as working members of the royal family, it has been rumored that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will permanently relocate to Canada.
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With Mr. Bharara, 48, being told on Friday to step down from his post, it was unclear what effect his expected departure might have on the office's current investigations.
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Late Friday, in a statement on state news, Ibn Auf announced he would step down from his position as the head of the military transitional council, appointing Lt. Gen.
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In early November, the company announced that then-CEO Steve Easterbrook had been terminated and would step down from the company&aposs board, following his relationship with a coworker.
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The pair announced last week that they would step down from their roles at Alphabet, Google&aposs parent company — but remain two of the richest people on the planet.
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Franken announced in a speech on the Senate floor on Thursday that he would step down from his seat in the coming weeks amid allegations of inappropriate sexual behavior.
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To further avoid conflicts, Mr. Trump said in an email this week, his sister-in-law and a Trump Organization executive will step down from the foundation's executive committee.
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Even prior to this new report, he faced growing calls both to recuse himself from the investigation and to step down from his post as head of House Intelligence.
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Deutsche Bank's Asia chief is leaving— Deutsche Bank's Asia Pacific chief executive officer Gunit Chadha has decided to step down from his role at the German lender, effective July 17.
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In terms of name recognition, it's a notable step down from a Spotify, but when it comes to taking music and leaving the phone behind, it's a start at least.
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Fifty-six percent of Republicans, 71 percent of independents, and 77 percent of Democrats agreed that Trump should step down from the Trump Organization until his politics stint is over.
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Kroger Chief Financial Officer J. Michael Schlotman will step down from his role on April 3, when he will be succeeded by Gary Millerchip, chief executive of Kroger Personal Finance.
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Do you think Kushner should step down from his senior adviser role if there is validity to the charge that he created a secret channel with Russia during the transition?
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The 81-year-old senior associate justice informed the White House in a letter of his intention to step down from the high court after 30 years, effective July 31.
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Yahoo said Monday that it would rename itself Altaba and Chief Executive Officer Marissa Mayer would step down from the board after the closing of its deal with Verizon Communications.
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William Doyle, a representative from Pershing Square who was elected to the Zoetis board of directors last year, will step down from his position this week, according to the Times.
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FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler has announced plans to step down from his role and leave the agency on January 20th, the day Donald Trump will be sworn in as president.
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Any of these men would make a suitable welcoming committee for a debuting Henderson, even if they'd represent a marginal step down from the sort of competition he's used to.
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Mr. Eschenbach, who will step down from his current position as music director of the National Symphony Orchestra in Washington at the end of the next season, can be uneven.
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Planned Parenthood's Cecile Richards is planning to step down from her role as president after more than a decade at the helm, according to two sources familiar with the matter.
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Gou told Reuters on Monday he planned to step down from Foxconn, the world's largest contract manufacturer, to pave the way for younger talent to move up the company's ranks.
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Image: GettyThe Zamboni ride has finally come to an end: Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer is set to step down from her role following the closing of the sad Verizon deal.
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In less than a month, this decision was moving in the right direction: Christine mentioned to me that Dave was to step down from the management team and daytoday operations.
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William G. Parrett will step down from the board to focus on his new role as Chairman of the Board of UBS Americas Holding, the Swiss bank said on Tuesday.
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In response to the public backlash, chairman Cho Yang-ho has made his daughters step down from their positions at the airline and made a public apology for their behavior.
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With deep regret, I've decided to step down from this campaign because the current conversations surrounding it detract from the positive and inclusive sentiment that it set out to deliver.
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He first announced in 221 that he would step down from the role in 221, but remained on in 2016 after his expected successor, CGO Thomas Staggs, left the company.
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In a memo to staff, Plepler made it clear that it was his decision to step down from the company he's built his career at over the past 28 years.
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Gou, who announced his presidential bid in April, told Reuters that he planned to step down from Foxconn to pave the way for younger talent to move up the ranks.
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A couple months later, BP reached a truce in the feud with the Russian shareholders in which Dudley agreed to step down from his role as CEO of TNK-BP.
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Later in 2015, Hillary Clinton left the foundation to run for president and in the August 2016 her husband said he will step down from the board if she wins.
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Kaitlyn: Not to discount Mr. Blount, but this does seem like an objective step down from the last vocal stylists that NASA wrangled up to encourage interest in space travel.
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Eric Trump added he will step down from his foundation's executive committee alongside his sister-in-law and a Trump Organization executive once his father is sworn in as president.
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"Chinese companies are growing faster, they have higher valuations, and they have more users than their non-Chinese counterparts," said Schmidt, who will step down from Alphabet's board in June.
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However, Etihad Airways, which holds a 24 percent stake, wants Goyal to step down from the board and cut his stake to 22 percent from 51 percent, according to reports.
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Mr. Ryan responded by saying he would step down from his position as chairman of the Republican National Convention in July if that is what the party's presumptive nominee requests.
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Another prominent chief executive, Jamie Dimon of JPMorgan Chase & Co, criticized Trump's decision, but suggested in a statement on Friday that he would not step down from Trump's business group.
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Musk took to Twitter to warn that if Trump elects to drop the U.S. from the climate deal, he will step down from his positions on White House advisory councils.
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This tension in modern workplaces, North says, often involves younger employees viewing older employees as overly aggressive, or selfishly refusing to step down from the C-suite and leadership roles.
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In a statement, Mitsubishi Materials said its president Akira Takeuchi will step down from that role and assume the position of chairman after an annual shareholders meeting on June 22.
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Alicia Navarro will today step down from the role of CEO of Skimlinks — the commerce monetisation platform for content publishers — handing the reigns to Sebastien Blanc, currently Chief Revenue Officer.
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In response to the mass shooting in Orlando that killed 50 people inside an LGBTQ nightclub on Saturday, Donald Trump called on Barack Obama to step down from the presidency.
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He is the third lawmaker to step down from office this week over accusations related to sexual harassment, as lawmakers in both parties grapple with sexual misconduct in the Capitol.
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Amid that pressure, Mr. Mercer announced his plans to step down from the helm of Renaissance in a November letter that sought to create distance between himself and Mr. Bannon.
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"We are demanding Rob Kampia step down from Decriminalize Sex Work, and cease all involvement in any organizing spaces that are survivor-centered and led," said the March 2019 statement.
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JOHANNESBURG, March 27 (Reuters) - Jabu Moleketi, the chairman of Vodacom Group, will step down from the board and retire on July 21, the South African telecoms firm said on Friday.
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East said the Army has recommended a general discharge, a step down from honorable discharge caused by conduct not in line with military standards, according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
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Those two lawyers, Brian J. McMonagle and Angela C. Agrusa, said earlier this month they would like to step down from representing Mr. Cosby but did not provide any reasons.
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The report also said Kerry had talked about having to give up being paid to deliver speeches and step down from his position on the board of Bank of America.
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Kelly Loeffler (R-Ga.) in a special election this fall — is required to step down from the Judiciary panel because he's running for higher office, unless he obtains a waiver.
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Tom Tiffany in next month's special election to fill the US House seat once held by Republican Sean Duffy, who announced last August that he would step down from Congress.
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After several days of mounting public pressure, founder and CEO Travis Kalanick announced that he would step down from Trump's Strategic and Policy Forum, an advisory group of business leaders.
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Twitter is full of complaints about Disney not offering an option to stream the episodes in 4:3, with some calling it a step down from FXX and Simpsons World.
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Speculation over whether Ryan will be pressured to step down from his leadership role has started to mount despite the Wisconsin Republican's assertion he plans to remain Speaker through January.
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In a settlement agreement filed with the SEC this week, Schnatter said he would step down from the board by the company's annual meeting, which is scheduled for April 30.
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British Airways parents prepares for a new CEO British Airways parent International Airlines Group (ICAGY) announced Thursday that longtime CEO Willie Walsh will step down from his role in March.
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He's taken a big step down, from an agent for the P.G.U. (the first directorate, the agency's foreign intelligence section) to an investigator looking into corruption in the food trades.
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Simon has expressed support for the women who've spoken out against Nassar but said she has no plans to step down from the position she has held since January 2005.
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At 73, his role as the cutthroat and arrogant media mogul who refuses to step down from his role as CEO of his company should earn Cox his first win.
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Lundgren, 64, who has been the company's CEO for more than 13 years, will step down from that post in the first quarter of 2017 but continue as executive chairman.
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Planned Parenthood President Cecile Richards reportedly will step down from her post after more than a decade of heading the group, a leader in the abortion and contraceptive rights movement.
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Several prominent current and Googlers tweeted their frustration after Page, Alphabet&aposs CEO, and Brin, its president, on Tuesday announced their decision to step down from their respective leadership roles.
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Unless Ryan decides to step down from the speakership between now and November, which is unlikely, Republicans are gearing up for several months of campaigning for the top leadership spot.
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"My view is that there was never a serious offer from Qaddafi to step down from power," said Gene A. Cretz, who preceded Mr. Stevens as the American ambassador in Libya.
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White will step down from Ofcom around the turn of the year after more than four years in the job and succeed Charlie Mayfield as John Lewis' chairman in early 2020.
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Meanwhile, there are rumors that Horst Seehofer, the head of her conservative partner, the Christian Social Union (CSU), could step down from the party after poor performances in recent regional elections.
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President Trump told reporters the "search for a new justice will begin immediately" after the Wednesday announcement from Justice Anthony Kennedy that he plans to step down from the high court.
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"On account of personal reasons, I have decided to step down from my current position effective immediately," Patel said in a statement on the RBI website after financial markets had closed.
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But in Wednesday's ruling, the majority decided that, while no indicted person can be in line for the presidency, that does not mean they have to step down from other positions.
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Trump has said that he plans to step down from his management position as head of the Trump Organization and put his two adult sons, Donald Jr. and Eric, in charge.
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Despite this, Trump admired his effectiveness in undoing environmental regulations – and was complimenting Pruitt as late as June amid increasing calls for the EPA chief to step down from fellow Republicans.
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Shortly after, in May, a video of Duma making racist and transphobic comments went viral prompting her to step down from Buro 24/7, the digital media brand she co-founded.
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Under House GOP conference rules, lawmakers in leadership positions or heads of committees have to step down from their roles after launching bids for higher office unless a waiver is approved.
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She will replace Cecile Richards, who served as Planned Parenthood's president since 2006 and whose plans to step down from the role were first announced by BuzzFeed News in late January.
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There are a few key things, including recent previews and multi-users settings, but it ultimately shouldn't be too major a step down from the full Android, for the most part.
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" Mnuchin did not specifically address the request for him to step down from the president's cabinet, but did state he was "proud to serve my country as the 77th Treasure Secretary.
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Jack Ma, the Chinese billionaire co-founder of e-commerce giant Alibaba, said he plans to step down from his role as executive chairman on Monday, reports the New York Times.
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" In 2013, Chen decided to step down from Tencent to focus on philanthropy and education — only after he implemented a two-year succession plan at the company he calls his "baby.
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Trump issued his first call in the campaign for Obama to step down from the presidency and challenged presumptive Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton to ratchet up her language about terror threats.
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Although Rodriguez recently announced that she would step down from the venture, Hot Bread Kitchen is still building momentum and has set the stage for national expansion in the near future.
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He had told Reuters on Monday he planned to step down from Foxconn, the world's largest contract manufacturer, to pave the way for younger talent to move up the company's ranks.
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PepsiCo: Snack and beverage giant PepsiCo's Tuesday earnings report will be a "bittersweet moment" for Cramer as longtime CEO Indra Nooyi prepares to step down from her post the following day.
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He said in August that this month's CGI meeting would be his last, and he plans to step down from the foundation's board of directors if Hillary Clinton wins in November.
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Code for America executive director Jennifer Pahlka, who has led the group since its inception, plans to step down from that post once a new leader for the group is found.
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After Trump became president-elect in 2016, ethics watchdogs called for the billionaire real estate tycoon to step down from leading the Trump Organization and put his stake into a trust.
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YANGON (Reuters) - Veteran U.S. diplomat Bill Richardson denied he was asked by Myanmar's government to step down from an international advisory board on the Rohingya crisis, his spokesman said on Friday.
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Former title: Deputy National Security AdviserLength of service: 79 days K.T. McFarland was asked to step down from her role as the White House's deputy national security adviser on April 9.
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In one particular exchange on May 18, Wasserman Schultz, apparently upset that MSNBC "Morning Joe" co-host Mika Brzezinski suggested she step down from running the DNC, wrote to Todd directly.
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The argument from Greitens and his lawyers is that because Hawley has already called for the governor's resignation, he can't investigate him impartially, and therefore must step down from the case.
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"Mike and I want to formally announce our decision to step down from our role as active members of the U.S. Davis Cup team," Bob wrote on the social media website.
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Flynn was asked to step down from his White House role in February after he misled Vice President Pence about his discussion of anti-Russia sanctions with Russian ambassador Sergey Kislyak.
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SAO PAULO, April 6 (Reuters) - Brazil's deputy mines and energy minister Paulo Pedrosa has decided to step down from his post, a source familiar with the decision told Reuters on Friday.
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Commerzbank said in November that Blessing would step down from the role by October 2016, leaving Germany's second-largest lender seeking a new CEO as it comes out of a turnaround.
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Verizon Communications said on Thursday that its chief financial officer, Francis Shammo, plans to retire at the end of the year and will step down from his role effective Nov. 1.
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So far such discoveries have led two Australian Greens to resign from the Senate and an MP of the Liberal Party to step down from his cabinet role as industry minister.
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Verizon announced Friday that Stratton will retire by the end of this year but will immediately step down from his current role to serve as a strategic advisor to the board.
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When McConnell and the rest of the GOP established went into a full court press to get Moore to step down from the race, President Trump's response became even more important.
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Mayer has said she plans to step down from the board of that company — which will essentially be just a management firm for the company's shares of e-commerce giant Alibaba.
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CNN reported on Sunday that in the wake of the scandal, the tainted party chairwoman, Debbie Wasserman Schultz, agreed to step down from her role at the conclusion of the convention.
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Elliott forced Alliance Trust's Chief Executive Katherine Garrett-Cox, one of the City of London's most high profile women in business, to step down from the group's board in October 2015.
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The family should promise now that if Hillary is elected president, all of the Clinton family members will step down from all positions with the foundation and they will not return.
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Meeks' call for Conyers to step down from his committee post goes farther than members of House Democratic Leadership, who have not, so far, called for Meeks to abandon that role.
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Hillary Clinton is no longer involved directly in running the foundation, and Bill Clinton has said he will step down from the board should his wife be elected president in November.
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Ducey's office announced Friday that Kyl plans to step down from the US Senate at the end of this year, a few months after being appointed to fill the late Sen.
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To Canary and others, including wealthy members of Canary's board of directors, Hubbard whined about his hardships and threatened to step down from office if he couldn't bring in more money.
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DAKAR (Reuters) - Congolese security forces shot dead two men in the capital Kinshasa on Sunday during protests against President Joseph Kabila's refusal to step down from office, Human Rights Watch said.
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MILAN, Feb 27 (Reuters) - Italian luxury group Salvatore Ferragamo said on Tuesday Eraldo Poletto would step down from his position as chief executive, after less than two years in the job.
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Gou's election bid came after he told Reuters in April that he planned to step down from Foxconn to pave the way for younger talent to move up the company's ranks.
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If the settlement agreement between Mr. Ailes and 21st Century Fox that leaked on Drudge on Tuesday is finalized, Mr. Ailes could step down from the Fox chairmanship the next day.
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KS CEO Jung Sung-leep said he believes he should step down from the top position if the cash-strapped South Korean firm is unable to turn a profit this year.
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Audi said Stadler, 55, had requested to temporarily step down from his position, and named sales executive Abraham Schot as an interim replacement with immediate effect, confirming an earlier Reuters story.
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SEATTLE, Nov 22 (Reuters) - Boeing Co's head of corporate communications, Ann Toulouse, elected to step down from her role and would retire next year, the world's largest planemaker said on Friday.
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The SEC case will now head to the federal district court in the Southern District of New York, and if Musk loses, he could be forced to step down from Tesla.
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The audio recording was embarrassing for the Democratic Party, as is the decision this week by Mr. De Luca's son to step down from his public office amid accusations of corruption.
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Ermotti, who is due to step down from Switzerland's biggest bank in November, will replace Walter Kielholz at Swiss Re from 2021, the company said, confirming a Reuters story on Monday.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio and his wife, Chirlane McCray, called on Friday for Mr. Loeb to step down from his post as chairman of Success Academy, a major charter schools network.
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All of them wondered whether it was time to step down from the Strategic and Policy Forum, an elite group formed late last year to advise the president on economic issues.
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Simon has expressed support for the women who have spoken out against Nassar, but said she has no plans to step down from the position she has held since January 2005.
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At a press conference earlier this month, Trump said he would not fully divest from his business empire but indicated that he would step down from the day-to-day operations.
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Pompeo's remarks come amid speculation from Republican lawmakers that Ryan (R-Wis.) might soon step down from his leadership post over worries he doesn't have sufficient support in his GOP conference.
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A shareholder group — including investors Shervin Pishevar, Ron Burkle and Adam Leber — are demanding Benchmark divest some of its shares and step down from the board of the troubled start-up.
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Non-Executive Chairman Adonis Pouroulis intends to step down from the board by the end of the third quarter 2020, once a successor has been identified and appointed, the miner said.
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Washington (CNN)House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff defended his past comments about President Donald Trump on Sunday, disavowing calls from Republicans that he step down from leading the key committee.
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Leslie Wexner, the embattled billionaire who has run the retail company for more than 50 years, will step down from his roles as CEO and chairman, the Wall Street Journal reported.
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This led Sukur to step down from parliament, telling the New York Times in an interview in 2018 that afterwards he started to face "administrative issues" with his businesses in Turkey.
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Hunter Biden also announced on Sunday that he will step down from the board of a Chinese firm, BHR (Shanghai) Equity Investment Fund Management Company, by the end of the month.
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The Alabama Republican insists he will not step down from the race, saying prominent Republicans who are calling for him to step aside are attempting to "steal" the election from him.
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He succeeds Agostino Galvagni, who will step down from Swiss Re at the end of 2018 and remain available as an adviser during the transition, the Swiss reinsurer said on Sunday.
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Zetsche will step down from his positions on Daimler's management board and as head of Mercedes-Benz Cars, effective at the end of the annual shareholders' meeting in 2019, Daimler said.
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There were calls for Mr. Thiel to step down from Facebook, where he serves on the board, and Y Combinator, a start-up incubator where he is a part-time adviser.
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A year and a half after being forced to step down from the top job at Deutsche Bank, Anshu Jain will join the private trading firm Cantor Fitzgerald as group president.
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Cohn, the free trade advocate and former president at Goldman Sachs, chose to step down from his position after Trump announced that he would impose tariffs on steel and aluminum imports.
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As a result, Colonel Painter, who was punished for improperly overseeing predeployment training, will step down from commanding an adviser battalion that is slated to deploy to Afghanistan in coming weeks.
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Home improvement retailer Kingfisher fell 2 percent after the group announced that Non-Executive Director Andrew Bonfield had notified the board of his intention to step down from the company's board.
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The argument from Greitens and his lawyers is that because Hawley has already called for the governor's resignation, he can't investigate him impartially and therefore must step down from the case.
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Steny Hoyer, the House minority whip, said it would be "in the best interest of getting to the bottom of the truth" if Nunes were to step down from the leadership post.
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Shares of Hertz Global Holdings fell more than 4 percent in extended trade after the company said John Tague will step down from his post as president and CEO of the company.
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Esper was slated to take over as acting secretary on Sunday, but due to federal rules he will need to step down from that position to go through the formal confirmation process.
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The company on Thursday also said the board had elected Maria Lagomasino as lead independent director to succeed Sam Nunn, who would step down from board after 22 years as a director.
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This month, he announced he would step down from the board of a Chinese company and would not work for or with any foreign-owned companies if his father were elected president.
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The Clintons have already said the foundation would stop accepting foreign and corporate contributions if Hillary Clinton is elected president, and that former President Bill Clinton would step down from its board.
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Checking out the video demonstration, it's safe to say that this will be a big step down from an actual Hololens but the lowest tier development kits for that device for $3000.
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The Tesla and SpaceX CEO promised Wednesday he would step down from his official advisory roles with the administration should Trump go through with his plan to leave the Paris Climate Accord.
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Following that news, CBS hired outside counsel to investigate Moonves, and, Sunday night, the network announced that Moonves would step down from his role as Chairmain and CEO of the CBS Corporation.
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Members of the shadow cabinet want to work out a compromise with Corbyn that would see some of his policy proposals being retained if he agrees to step down from his position.
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Kraft, a member of the Social Democrats, said it was clear she should step down from June 30 once her mandate as state premier expired, having lost a state election in May.
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A step down from the Max but a safer (cheaper) bet, the 10-in-1 Instant Pot Ultra offers serious recipe versatility and will look just as superb sitting on your counter.
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That compared to a revised 1.5 percent rise in the third quarter of 2017 and was a big step down from the blistering pace seen in the first half of last year.
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Jessica Rosenworcel will be forced step down from her post as commissioner at the Federal Communications Commission after Congress finished its last legislative session of the year on Saturday without confirming her.
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While that would be a step down from June's 287,000 surge, July's expected gain would still be above the average monthly advance of 171,23 jobs over the first half of the year.
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Pishevar and two other Uber shareholders launched a petition to get Benchmark to instead step down from the board and to divest enough of its shares to remove its board appointment rights.
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Steven Moffat, since 2010 the showrunner and lead writer of the longest-running TV series in the world, Doctor Who, will step down from his role next year, the BBC announced Friday.
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HSBC last week said Paul Walsh, the former chief executive of drinks maker Diageo, is to step down from its board with immediate effect in order to focus on his other commitments.
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"I call on [Deputy Director] Andrew McCabe to step down from the FBI for the good of all the agents who do their work in ethical and honest fashion," Virginia state Sen.
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And the butterfly keyboard — which many consider a step down from the previous "chiclet" design and can often be notoriously inconvenient to repair — is still there (although Apple made it slightly quieter).
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