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retract
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retract [′rē‚trakt]
(mathematics)
A subsetRof a topological spaceXis a retract ofXif there is a continuous map ƒ fromXtoR,with ƒ(r) =rfor all pointsrofR.


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We found that anterior and inferior pars tensa lesions, with or without squamous debris, can be successfully reduced, but that posterosuperior retractions respond less well when the ossicular chain has been eroded.
Until the Event of Default is remedied or a waiver is provided by holders of the Notes, the terms of the Indentures will prevent Hollinger from honouring retractions of its Series II Preference Shares.
Retraction Status In connection with its consideration of the Going Private Transaction, the Board considered Hollinger's ability to honour retractions of its outstanding retractable common shares if all necessary corporate, shareholder and regulatory approvals in connection therewith are obtained by March 31, 2005.
 
 
 
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