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We had an agreement, but then she reneged on the deal.
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The company reneged on their job offer, so I'm looking for work again.
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We were distressed when you reneged on this offer.† (source)
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Could the captain have reneged on her promise?† (source)
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It never ends—the misery, the apologies, the promises, the reneging, the wretchedness of it all.† (source)
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I'd pretty much lived with them for five months while Mia was recovering and had promised to visit frequently but I'd reneged on that.† (source)
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He didn't want to renege.† (source)
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The huge conduit to the Jackal, especially if he had reneged on their contract, would not expose the Jackal.† (source)
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What's to keep the rebels from reneging on the deal?† (source)
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Nay, but this dotage of our general's O'erflows the measure: those his goodly eyes, That o'er the files and musters of the war Have glow'd like plated Mars, now bend, now turn, The office and devotion of their view Upon a tawny front: his captain's heart, Which in the scuffles of great fights hath burst The buckles on his breast, reneges all temper, And is become the bellows and the fan To cool a gipsy's lust.† (source)
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It would be less dangerous to break into Gringotts than to renege on a promise to a goblin.† (source)
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Does the fact that I reneged on an unspoken agreement appeal to your sense of humor?† (source)
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He couldn't tell her about Camille; he'd promised to keep the vampire's offer a secret, and while Simon didn't feel he owed Camille much, if there was one thing he had learned from the past few months, it was that reneging on promises made to supernatural creatures was a bad idea.† (source)
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Looking daunted and just a little green, but far too kind to renege on a promise, she held fast.† (source)
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Years later I discovered that the United States had been crossed thousands of times by frightened Black children traveling alone to their newly affluent parents in Northern cities, or back to grandmothers in Southern towns when the urban North reneged on its economic promises.† (source)
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He could get away with that with the senoritas—they liked the idea of presents to look forward to, and Dish was careful never to renege.† (source)
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