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walk-off
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walk-off [′wȯk‚ȯf]
(graphic arts)
In lithography, the failure of part of the image to stick to the metal plate while printing.
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The walkout by dozens of drivers in Birmingham and Coventry is a protest over alleged "dictatorial" management.
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If the action is not settled before the intended first walkout or after the initial action it could impact on Everton's FA Cup semi-final clash the following Sunday, on April 19.
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Byline: Staff and Wire Services The Los Angeles Unified School District lost its bid to block teachers from staging a one-hour walkout today as part of a protest against state budget cuts to education.
COURT REFUSES TO BAN WALKOUT OF TEACHERS LAUSD: ADMINISTRATORS WILL ... by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
 
 
 
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