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resign from

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resign from something
to make a written statement that removes one from an office or position of employment. Andy resigned from the fraternity. I will not resign from my job. You will have to fire me.
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Byline: By CARL BUTLER A DETECTIVE has been forced to resign from the North Wales Police force after claims he leaked police intelligence to an acquaintance.
In a passionate defence, the fellow Fianna Fail deputy said it was not fair to ask him to resign from the Dail.
A person who wishes to resign from their position must a) first resolve to do so, and b) then that person must do something to follow through with that resolution.
 
 
 
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