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Jim Hackett was ousted as CEO shortly after, and a new round of buyouts was announced.

There is relief at the ousting of Yanukovych but it is mixed with foreboding about what is to come.

But millions more sign-ups for health-care coverage and the ousting of Mitch McConnell?

But he expressed sympathy for the army's position and refused to call the ousting of Morsi a coup.

But he decided that the goal of ousting Morsi superseded any concerns about the army.

But in the end, Mitt Romney fell short, crushing Republican hopes of ousting an incumbent they viewed as ripe for defeat.

It would give rise to suspicions that we were trying to use the other Powers for the purpose of ousting France from Egypt.

The sport is decaying, and fisticuffs (far more degrading work) are ousting it altogether.

But an intrigue is already begun for ousting him from his place, and it is rather probable it will succeed.

They abused English business methods and complained that Germans were ousting Englishmen from the markets of the world.

She drew the shrinking girl into the kitchen and ousting the cat from a patchwork rocker pushed her gently into it.