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Dismiss
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Dismiss meaning
To discharge; to end the employment or service of. | To order to leave. | To dispel; to rid one’s mind of.
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Once you dismiss people who look at evidence on the effects of tax cuts and the effects of greenhouse gas emissions, you’re already primed to dismiss people who look at evidence on disease transmission.
A 77-run stand between Jason Holder (45) and Romario Shepherd (36) carried the score towards respectability but both fell in consecutive overs, Safyaan Sharif holding on to a superb diving catch to dismiss Shepherd and hand Watt his second scalp.
Adam Zampa celebrates taking the catch to dismiss David Willey.
A federal judge in California denied a request by X to dismiss the case, stating a former employee "has plausibly stated a breach of contract" against Twitter.
After advising the boy’s mother not to sign the probation agreement, Moore filed a motion requesting the Tate County Youth Court either dismiss the case or set a trial.
A judge has ruled on the motion to dismiss a lawsuit filed by Judicial Watch on behalf of former magistrate Elizabeth Fuller, allowing part of it to proceed while denying another part.
A judge in October denied Chastain's lawyers' motion to dismiss the charges.
Alexandra Phasaria speaks from great experience, and those who dismiss her knowledge do so at risk!
All of this is part of a familiar deluge of fake news coming out of Moscow, and the obvious absurdity of these claims could prompt U.S. officials to dismiss them.
Among the plaintiffs challenging N.C. election maps, only Common Cause definitively urging the U.S. Supreme Court not to dismiss the case.
And just in case anyone is inclined to dismiss him as being delusional or just another self-hating, liberal American Jew that does not care for Israel, they should consider his antecedents and noble lineage.
Another term of the deal is that the district and unions will dismiss outstanding legal claims.
As a First Nation Cree, Mackenzie knows better than to dismiss dreams.
A spokesperson for Southern Co-Op: "After a thorough investigation, we reluctantly had to dismiss an employee for deliberate abuse of his staff discount card.
At the beginning of the academic year, many schools, particularly in the Midwest and Northeast, had to close or dismiss students early because of sweltering heat.
At the same time, prosecutors asked to dismiss three firearms enhancements against Robicheaux and Riley and to reduce four felony charges of drug possession for sale to misdemeanors.
Before the man, who used to work as the momager's security guard, asks the court to dismiss the lawsuit with prejudice, the case had been taken to arbitration but the details are not disclosed.
Both parties tried to claim her as one of their own or dismiss her as belonging to the other tribe depending on whether she was supporting or opposing what the government of the day was proposing.
But her ball to dismiss the same batter on Sunday was every bit as good.
But if anything, it seems more likely Hermoso initially felt pressured to dismiss her discomfort with the kiss, given Rubiales’ power over her and how society treats women who complain about mistreatment.