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See: abandon, abolish, abrogate, adeem, annul, cancel, disaffirm, disavow, discharge, disclaim, disinherit, disown, invalidate, negate, nullify, overrule, recant, renege, repeal, repudiate, rescind, revoke, secede, vacate, void, withdraw TO RETRACT. To withdraw a proposition or offer before it has been accepted.
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| The plasticizing screw is of a swing-away design, and the injection cylinder piston retracts clear from the chamber, allowing fast cleaning, according to the literature. The Daily News regrets the errors and retracts the statements as outlined and any implication of wrongdoing. During cure, the runner bushing retracts from the gate to prevent scorching or sprue solidification. |
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