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secede from

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See: abandon, relinquish


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But there is no alternative to this behavior because not doing so would mean chaos in Yemen and the likelihood that the south would secede from the north.
Someone should tell Nassau and Suffolk to secede from the Union, not just New York.
Al-Beed, whose attempt to secede from north failed in 1994, said in Germany on Friday that the international community should force the Yemeni government to withdraw its army from the south.
 
 
 
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