Tom Davis, age 60, postponed his involuntary departure from Iowa with the help of alert players who outpressed Arkansas.

One of these volunteers, Vu Long, 23, acted as a sort of trusty this morning, helping carry out the involuntary departure before his own trip to the airport.

They tracked all the involuntary departures reported in the press of chief executives and chairmen of British firms in the first six months of 1988.

In 2002, it rose to 10.4 years - but involuntary departures accounted for 39 percent of turnover in 2002, versus 25 percent a year earlier.

Khrushchev's was the first and only involuntary departure of an established Kremlin leader.

Ms. Walker was forced to retire at the age of 70, before Congress passed a law restricting such involuntary departures.

That reduction has taken place through attrition and voluntary and involuntary departures.

But criticism has been increasing, particularly after the recent involuntary departures of the main editors of two weekly medical journals whose contents often make headlines.

Fortunately, the rations for the next season's depot-laying had been landed before the ship's involuntary departure.

I believe she married soon after my involuntary departure from Kimberley.