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- verb Present participle of
delist . - noun Formal removal from an official list.
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Examples
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Despite the removal of medium-term delisting risk, Olympus's future remains uncertain as it looks for new management and a potential capital tie-up that could help the company restore its financial health and credibility, which was deeply eroded by the scandal.
Olympus Is Likely to Remain Listed Kana Inagaki 2012
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In its own head fake MMX announced its delisting from the Toronto Stock Exchange.
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The Ontario chiefs association called the delisting of powerful sniper rifles and other self-loading weapons "disturbing."
Thestar.com - Home Page Tonda MacCharles 2011
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Message boards around the web are already filled with messages of delisting, which is usually attributable to bear raids.
Media Sector and Stocks Analysis from Seeking Alpha Satwaves 2010
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While the Tigers remain non-committal on Polak's future, a delisting is the most likely scenario as the club embarks on a mission of rebuilding based on youth.
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"They did not come much closer to getting substantial security guarantees, and even the largely symbolic 'delisting' of North Korea as a terrorist state caused much controversy in the United States and elsewhere, and led to demands for new concessions from it in return," Toloraya writes in The New Korean Cold War.
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And feel free to get back to Blogging Tories co-founder Stephen Taylor and ask him if publicly promoting the deaths of financially-disadvantaged Canadians is starting to get into BT "delisting" territory.
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In response, Treasury released about 100 pages of documents last week, not all of the documents required by the court order, specifically excluding copies of "delisting" petitions .
Over 90,000 Served or No, Grandma is Not a Terrorist Ellen Beth Gill 2008
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In Pyongyang's judgment, this in turn will lead to "delisting," even though the North has come nowhere close to agreeing to the "complete, verifiable and irreversible dismantlement" of its nuclear program -- which was where the administration started six years ago.
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And feel free to get back to Blogging Tories co-founder Stephen Taylor and ask him if publicly promoting the deaths of financially-disadvantaged Canadians is starting to get into BT "delisting" territory.
Archive 2008-04-01 Lindsay Stewart 2008
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