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started a campaign to oust her from office
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The chairman was ousted after he misappropriated funds
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MP3 players ousted portable CD players.
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science began to oust superstition in her thinking
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This time, with foreign powers working behind the scene, Dr. Mossadegh, the national hero, was ousted.† (source)
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There on the seventeenth of November 1929, Nikolai Bukharin, founding father, editor of Pravda, and last true friend of the peasant, was outmaneuvered by Stalin and ousted from the Politburo—clearing the way for a return to autocracy in all but name.† (source)
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Kassad approved of the way the Ousters had prepared their defenses.† (source)
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They march to his house down the middle of the street, impromptu parades of them, husbands and wives and crying toddlers on shoulders, angry white people and brown people and black people, and now even some yellow, a few faces I think I recognize from past rallies and events, yelling together for his ouster in the simple rhyme of the picket: Hey, ho, Kwang must go!† (source)
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If he had not been so worried about Hagrid, he would have felt sorry for her — but if one of them was to be ousted from their job, there could be only one choice for Harry as to who should remain.† (source)
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Yet he couldn't very well oust someone else.† (source)
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Together they had set about the ousting of the Old Guard.† (source)
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But now and then, when the competing loan-word happens to violate American speech habits, a native term ousts it.† (source)
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Kassad assumed that the Ousters all knew by now that the squid had been hijacked by the enemy.† (source)
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In those troubled days before the Civil War, great courage in opposing sectional pressures—greater perhaps even than that of Webster, Benton and Houston—was demonstrated by Senator Andrew Johnson of Tennessee, the bold if tactless fighter who in 1868 was saved from a humiliating ouster from the White House by the single vote of the hapless Edmund Ross.† (source)
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So Bing wandered down the beach, walking stiffly like an ousted emperor, picking up shards of rock and chunks of driftwood and flinging them with all his might into the surf.† (source)
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She will need to sail home to oust Euron and press her own claim.† (source)
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