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Local media said Saturday that Onieva will officially withdraw Monday, just four days after announcing his participation in the poll of some 65,000 club members.
Onieva pulls out of Madrid election by Aljazeera.net
I would like to officially withdraw from the running as I want to concentrate on comedy and acting for the next while.
BOOKIES COURT OUT; Paddy is new Late Late Show host.. for FIVE ... by The Mirror (London, England)
The 30-year-old Italian Open winner, who is 15th on the European Tour's Order of Merit, finished tied 25th in the Smurfit European Open last weekend in Ireland, handed in a docter's certificate yesterday morning to officially withdraw from the event.
Scott's ready to become a great; GOLF by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
 
 
 
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