Part
Step down
Step down verb - Give up or retire from a position.
Both terms in one sentence
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Overcoming this is a large part of his Character Development at the end of the series, eventually leading him to step down from the position of head of the Huang family.
Source: Manga / Hanasakeru Seishounen -
Not even a year later the recession was in full swing, its effect on Ireland greatly enhanced by the reckless economic policies of Ahern's administration (of which Cowen was a part) and Cowen was regarded as an imbecile who should step down immediately.
- His clinging to power and relying on traditional peacetime bureaucracy almost cost Britain WWI - things only picked up when a large part of the Liberal party and their Conservative parliamentary allies demanded he step down for Lloyd George.
Source: Still the Leader
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