Besides, this is exactly the wrong time for the U.K. to quit an institution it did so much to shape.
"It became a little destructive, so I quit cold turkey and I decided to write something, " she says.
People usually quit when they have another job, so more quitting suggests it is easier to find work.
It affected him so much that the following day he quit his job and moved to Rwanda to work as a volunteer.
The Eurocrat architects of the euro never believed a nation once in the club would ever need to quit, let alone be in a position that was so weak it could undermine the whole currency.
While Groening never expected the series to run for so long, he told the Screening Room he has no plans to quit while it's ahead.
She quit the paternal United Party in 1959, frustrated that it was so wobbly against apartheid, to join a Progressive Party of 12 members that was wiped out in an election two years later.
So he has quit, with immediate effect, to save the bank he loves, as it were.
It made life so difficult in the power industry, that some foreign investors quit in disgust, causing power shortages.
So it can bargain directly with workers at factory level, Fiat has also decided to quit Confindustria, Italy's main employers' lobby, after it offered the unions' national chiefs a final say on pay deals.
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The coach, who quit his team earlier this year because it defaulted on payments due, mentioned that the league is so unorganized that he still receives injury reports from his former team.
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