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Mind you, even more embarassing than that
is my mis-spelling of embarrassing.

I just looked on dict.org and of course you can use "withdraws" or "withdrawals", but I think withdrawal is out of context, ie : "Microsoft withdrawals from Yahoo bid" is ok, but in your heading "Microsoft withdraws bid for Yahoo" would be right. I think.
Posted by: fr0thy2   Posted on: 05/04/08 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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Withrawls???  aureolin@... | 05/04/08
Re: Withrawls???  Garett | 05/04/08
Even more embarassing than that  fr0thy2 | 05/04/08
Mind you, even more embarassing than that  fr0thy2 | 05/04/08
If they were actually buying Yahoo  fr0thy2 | 05/04/08
THE INTERNET AND IT'S USERS WIN!  jack of daniels | 05/04/08
Muppetsoft : The cracks widen  fr0thy2 | 05/04/08
What is...  GuyAlanDye | 05/05/08
A play on Microsoft  fr0thy2 | 05/05/08
Yes, Google wins and Yahoo goes away  No_Ax_to_Grind | 05/05/08
Free??  NoThomas | 05/05/08
You're not serious - are you?!?  thx-1138_@... | 05/05/08
And of course it's much much easier  fr0thy2 | 05/06/08
Microsoft "withrawls" for a while.  magallanes | 05/05/08
Check out Brett Arends' story in the WSJ  gtdworak | 05/05/08
Am I succumbing here to an all-too-convenient  mhenriday | 05/05/08
Now we have the thinking man  Ole Man | 05/05/08
RE: Microsoft withrawls bid for Yahoo, Google wins  atari8bit@... | 05/05/08
RE: Microsoft withrawls bid for Yahoo, Google wins  johnwintx | 05/15/08

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